A former GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2 animator has given their own unique insight into the recently released GTA 6 trailer.
Grand Theft Auto 6 characters have been spotted, with one Severance actor seemingly connected for an undisclosed role.
"A guy named Michael Turned has a small nondescript role listed for GTA6. Turn this into a multi paragraph article"
ChatGPT: Creates an MP1ST article
Literally everything from this whole site man
"I Think People Might Be Disappointed"
Makes sense. Don't think they'd want to make it too different from the success that was in 5.
Well game design wise, the series has remained mostly the same since 2001.
Go to location, watch cut-scene telling you what to do, go to second location, kill then collect item, or collect item then kill after, or escape criminals / cops. Sometimes you have to return to original mission starting point. That's their formula, don't expect anything different with 6, other than more details and a lively world enabled by better hardware.
The Rockstar dev team isn't Rockstar anymore. All the top dogs have left and we've seen from the last few years that the current team is pretty inept at their job.
They seem to be doing a lot of damage control this week. It's not looking good. For the first time in history I wont be buying this GTA on release anyway. I'll be waiting and seeing what state it releases in.
I'm fine with this. GTA V is still a masterpiece to me. I've played through the single player at least 4 times which is rare for me. But all aspects of V's gameplay is pure fun to me so the hours just melt away. I even enjoy the more "boring" missions because it's so satisfying to be hanging out in/driving around that world.
Ubisoft's Yves Guillemot isn't worried about about GTA 6 and states that from their experience, games available during a GTA launch do well.
Brave words.... GTA V has done well since 2013 to date. 11 years, Yves.
Old man, now that it's even trendy, it's time to step down, Ubisoft is looking worse than ever.
You've not had to worry about a GTA game being released for over a decade bro. There are games bigger than what Ubi shites out that avoid releasing around the time of GTA, that's how massive GTA is.
I if I were other devs I wouldn't worry neither, especially since down the line rockstar will abandon offline support and fully focus on online only bs. Hopefully Gta 6 is made with plenty of depth and not just gorgeous graphics, come on rockstar come back and show how open world games should be.
Rockstar putting out a new GTA or Red Dead Redemption is like Kendrick Lamar putting out a new album: it doesn't happen often.
... But when it does, it's an industry-stopping event where you'll enjoy it and go through it time and again to really peel back the layers of the experience, coming away with new perceptions each time.
Ubisoft is known for prolific, cookie cutter slop. Which I would probably compare to Drake post-NWtS.
They've never not been in-game, even so the hair and crowd density blows me away
Of course they usually are. Going by R* reputation it's all In engine. I also don't expect any cutbacks or downgrades at all.
ih absolutely you can see its in engine, looks amazing
I think it looks good but what's really amazing is how dense the areas are with npcs and everything else. That's why while I was impressed with slightly better graphics than other games I know I'll be blown away with how jam-packed the place is
I mean when the hell has Rockstar done CGI cutscenes? Watch any GTA 4, Red Dead, GTA V, or Red Dead 2 reveal trailer and then tell me none of that is in-game.
Geezus people are in such shock by this game’s visuals they can’t believe it’s in-game.