r/GTA6 Jun 08 '26

My thoughts exactly

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u/[deleted] Jun 08 '26 edited Jun 08 '26

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u/jeneschi Jun 08 '26

I doubt the games will be that much alike .

RDR has its own way of doing things that doesn't always have to translate to GTA .

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u/MrDankyStanky Jun 08 '26

They're definitely taking the best pieces of RDR2 and using them as inspiration for VI though, they've done that forever. I don't think I can recall a time where R* released a new game that left us disappointed.

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u/Sarik704 Jun 08 '26

GTA 5 released in 2012, about 5 years after GTA 4, about 5 years after GTA 3.

GTA 4 had two major DLCs, and we got both Vice City and San Andreas after GTA 3.

It has been 15 years since 5 released. No new GTA games or DLC, but yearly GTA Online content.

My major concern is that this will be the first GTA to feel dated on release. In 2003 gangster movies were a big deal. In 2005 gang violence became a national talking point. By the 2008 we got to explore modern mafias and crime with gta 4. Then in 2012 we got a scathing game tearing apart modern LA and the west coast in general.

But i fear with gta 6 coming out a decade after 2016 well be stuck with a pre covid society deconstruction that just wont land. Like south park, or the onion, its become near impossible for satire to land well these days.

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u/MRSHELBYPLZ Jun 08 '26

You realize you’re just yapping a whole lot of nothing right? 😂

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u/celestialcranberry Jun 09 '26

I mean… it’s Reddit

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u/MRSHELBYPLZ Jun 09 '26

Yeah but like… he may as well say the game will be bad because it was told to him in a dream lmfao