I personally don’t mind because well America is easy to make make fun of especially in GTA 6.

America right now feels like a GTA parody especially the idiot president in office so I imagine it would be hard for Rockstar to make fun or satire anything outside of the US.

I mean they could, but I don’t think anyone’s gonna get the humor or satire if they make fun of Tokyo or the UK for example.

America has more things to get make fun of easily overall but What do y’all think?

Rockstar has a way of subtly talking to fans in their trailers. In trailer 1, the prison councler's first line is "Do you know why you're here? seemly referring to why we are watching this trailer. As with trailer 2 exclusively, many notice Jason's opening line was "Just fixing some leaks" as the game was tremendously upgraded from the 2022 leaks. Now, the extended look opens with "Yoooo Crackheads" seemingly referring to us as being feens for the next reveal lmao. Just curious if anyone else caught on yet?

This hairstyle looks so much like a wig that I’m starting to think wigs may be a clothing option, just like a hat. Since you can stash outfits in your personal car, seems like this would come in handy when trying to change your appearance on the fly to avoid capture, without having to visit a salon.

Rockstar Games has re-confirmed that, for now, GTA 6 will launch on November 19 at midnight in each country, according to local time.

Since this isn't a simultaneous global release, regions like New Zealand could get a head start of 17+ hours compared to other parts of the world.

A lot of players are already planning to pull the "New Zealand trick" (changing their console region) to hop in early and dodge social media spoilers.

I was just driving, hit a bush, drove into a second bush and instantly gained 3 stars. I then was unable to use my Bribe Authorities CEO ability or have Lester remove my wanted level, which I've only seen happen on missions.

I’m 28 (F), I started playing when I was 16. I’m playing the story for a final time in anticipation for GTA VI.

As I play I can’t help but be nostalgic, this game was released in 2013 and it was crazy how spot on it was with society of the time. It’s the last bit of the being a kid I can still hold onto. How Trevor, Michael and Franklin all had different types of phones. How LifeInvader was “Facebook”. Whereas now it’s all about Instagram and reels. And CASH!!! Now we are basically a cashless society.

I grew up with sisters, we had a ps2 and Wii with family friendly games and the Sims on PC. I was introduced to this game on my friends PS3. They would lend me their PS3 and GTA V on school holidays and I would sit at home all day and night playing it. My mum even banned it for a bit as she thought it was a bad influence on my behaviour (unrelated in my opinion, I was just a reckless teenager). I would get stoned and play until my eyes were even more bloodshot.

When I was a teen I would only listen to “Non-Stop-Pop FM”, “Radio Los Santos” and “West Coast Classics”. I discovered one of my all time favourite songs “Lucky Boy (Outlines Remix)” whilst buying my character clothes at Suburban. As I’ve grown up my music taste has changed and I listen to “Radio Mirror Park”, “Rebel Radio”, “Vinewood Boulevard Radio” and “Blonded Los Santos”.

This game got me into gaming, I got my very own PS4 and started playing other games. Playing GTA Online during lockdown in 2020 with friends are some of my favourite memories of that time. I got frustrated waiting for GTA VI, I’d be fuming every time it got delayed. And now that it’s almost here, with my brand new PS5 and GTA VI pre ordered? I’m a bit sad to say goodbye to GTA V.

Would love to hear your love stories in the comments.

TLDR; girl is nostalgic and reminiscing on growing up with GTA V.

I was way too young when GTA IV came out, so I never got to experience the hype around it when it was released. I only played it for the first time recently and honestly, I loved the story. Niko’s story, the darker tone, Liberty City and the atmosphere all really worked for me.
But for those of you who played it back in 2008, what was the reaction like at the time?

I’ve heard a lot of fans felt GTA IV was a downgrade from San Andreas in certain ways. San Andreas had so much freedom and random shit to do, gyms, tattoos, hairstyles, character stats, multiple cities, planes, jetpacks, etc. Then IV came out and removed a lot of those features while going for a much smaller, more realistic world.

I’ve heard some people were expecting Rockstar to take everything San Andreas had and build on it, so IV feeling more limited was a bit of a shock. At the same time, the graphics, physics, atmosphere and storytelling were massive improvements.

For those who were there, did GTA IV live up to your expectations after San Andreas, or did it initially feel like a step backwards? And has your opinion of the game changed over the years? Where does it rank among the GTA games for you?

Shout out to Notmyrealname1006 for the Idea.

Here's a work in progress of my GTA 7 map concept. I know Louisiana is very unlikely, but I'd like to see it anyway!

I'm happy with the placement of everything within the pink border. Still yet to fine-tune everything outside the border.

The second slide shows Saint Denis zoomed in.

So far it's taken me about 6 hours.

Let me know of anything you would add to make it better. Any feedback is welcomed!

Hope you enjoy!

I’m thinking the north can have a river map border kinda like what RDR 2 did, since DFW should be landlocked, I know it’s gonna be over a decade till a GTA 7 or something else would come out 😭

They can be pretty annoying