GTA 6

**Fignuts** · 05-19-2025, 04:16 PM

In regard to the story and tone, GTA obviously leans heavily into lowbrow satire, which can certainly have diminishing returns as we get older.

That said, I will never tire of exploring Rockstar's open worlds as they always push the boundaries of what's possible in creating living breathe worlds. The attention to detail is really incredible, and whenever I come back to RD2 or GTA 5, I still find things I had never seen before.

Some people are incredulous that the game will look that good on standard PS5, but my question is whether the npcs will truly be as dynamic as they appear in the trailer and screenshot. If it was any other developer, I would call bullshit right out of the gate and assume that in game footage or not, it's all preprepared cutscenes, but when you look at the jump from gta 5 to red dead 2, it's not that implausible.

05-19-2025, 04:16 PM	#40
Fignuts Hey Mister! Posts: 54,952	In regard to the story and tone, GTA obviously leans heavily into lowbrow satire, which can certainly have diminishing returns as we get older. That said, I will never tire of exploring Rockstar's open worlds as they always push the boundaries of what's possible in creating living breathe worlds. The attention to detail is really incredible, and whenever I come back to RD2 or GTA 5, I still find things I had never seen before. Some people are incredulous that the game will look that good on standard PS5, but my question is whether the npcs will truly be as dynamic as they appear in the trailer and screenshot. If it was any other developer, I would call bullshit right out of the gate and assume that in game footage or not, it's all preprepared cutscenes, but when you look at the jump from gta 5 to red dead 2, it's not that implausible.