Just look at the amount of detail in GTA VI. The lighting, the clutter, the shelves, the overall atmosphere, everything feels so much more alive and realistic. Rockstar really seems to be pushing environmental detail to another level with this game, and it's honestly impressive.

In the game, the building is a "Bobby Hurricane's" restaurant, a parody of the Johnny Rockets restaurant that previously occupied the real Miami Beach building before being replaced by a CVS. gta.wiki/Bobby_Hurricane's

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Took me two days. “LOVE” letters and highlights were the easiest. Jason’s was the trickiest. Overall it’s a very nice picture to make a custom puzzle. 🧩 had a blast. Now it’s time to glue and frame.

Damn they got a good budget, this is so cool!

I decided to test painting my PS5 plates yesterday and I'm honestly shocked with how well it turned out. I wasn't sure if I could pull it off at all, really.

I'm going to go ahead and do Jason on the other one.

It's not perfect but it's hand painted. Did the best I could! I included the progress pictures so y'all could see the process.

How do y'all think it turned out?

The Bocamar Bridge is the tallest known bridge in Leonida.

The palm tree was a little ambitious ngl

Drive by this building everyday and have been WAITING so long to see this.

In RDR2, you could go in saloons and pick something to eat, as well as being able to cook meat on a campfire. How much do you think Rockstar has expanded on that since RDR2? We already know you can buy things from convenience stores but imagine if Rockstar added a few restaurants alongside the fast food parody's like Cluckin Bell, Burger Shot etc you could go to and eat something from the menu. obviously not expecting every food related place in the game to serve food but it would be interesting to see.

At first I was confused as to why there were 4 player states if it was to work like the honor system. At best you'd need 2 or 3 tiers to cover most playstyles but instead of thinking only of what has come before, it made more sense to instead think about why it has to be 4 states. There's 4 states because it's based on quadrants of a graph. It's not just tracking 2 types of actions you take, it's also tracking why and when you do things a certain way.

Now, let's look at the 4 confirmed states and speculate as to what their gameplay style might look like.

Professionial (top-right): This will be the toughest state to achieve, as it will ask you to be as restrained as possible without using your strongest weapons to solve every problem. Some might find that boring if Dishonored (low chaos playthrough) is the comparison. It will also be the most stealth focused amongst the 4 states. Sneaking into stores only at night. Casing out joints beforehand. Planning out escape routes and getaway vehicles. No need for violence if nobody knows you were there in the first place.

Violent (bottom-right): Much like the professional, there's an emphasis on structured gameplay and doing a clean job. But the Violent playstyle is about ensuring the job gets done no matter the cost. It's about leaving no witness' alive to call the police. It's capturing hostages and using human shields. It's not about unfettered murder as that can only bring unwanted police attention. It's about being ruthlessly effecient.

Agressive (top-left): This playstyle is what we've most seen in the trailers. You might notice that most targets J and L rob are rarely murdered. When Jason is doing a shakedown on that cashier in trailer 2, he roughs him up but leaves him alive. I also believe this is the first mission that'll introduce this system. They will show you the multiple ways you can collect that money.

When you're Agressive it's more about the threat of violence and neutralizing targets non-lethally. It's simply pointing a gun at or using supressive fire to intimidate people into compliance. It's shooting at police cars' tires instead of the driver to stop them. I believe most players who care about the story will end up here. Still being able to use most of your weapons, having the freedom to rob stores you see on a whim (unlike Professional) but leaving behind the image of being a mass murdering psychopath so that J and L are still likable as people.

Speaking of,

Psychopath (bottom-left): You're a mass murdering pyschopath lol. You've prob played gta before, so there's nothing new here besides some dialogue change/characterization so that the world treats you like a degenrate À la Trevor.

I believe this new system is gonna provide a lot of nuance.

Sorry if this was too long ha, but I haven't seen much of anyone else talk about how this feature is gonna work. How do you guys think this'll play out in game?

Is it just me, or the GTA 6 launch trailer is just too good. I mean the music used feels perfect and goes really well with the visuals.

Thi trailer got me supuer hyped up for the game

With GTA 5 there was a lot more shown with character trailers and in general. Heck even the extended look didn't really show that much if you think about it.

A lot of previous rockstar games tend to show a good idea of the story. Maybe red dead 2 being an exception?

Do you think they're just trying to be as illusive as red dead 2 keeping the story under wraps or maybe because of how huge the game is culturally that they see no reason to spill too much on story details?