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This post will be a bit personal. The final monologue in GTA VI's Extended Look hit me differently.
I'm in my 40s now. I was a completely different person when GTA V came out. Different stage of life, different responsibilities, different everything.
More than a decade has passed, and somewhere along the way, waiting for the next GTA stopped feeling like simply waiting for another game.
It became a reminder of how quickly time moves.
It almost feels like Rockstar is speaking directly to those of us who have been playing these games for decades. A quiet reminder that we spend so much time waiting for the next big thing that we sometimes forget to appreciate it when it finally arrives.
And I'd be lying if I said GTA VI doesn't make me wonder how many more of these moments I'll get to experience. If another GTA takes 10 or 15 years, how old will I be when I see it? How different will my life look then? How many new Grand Theft Auto games do I realistically have left in my lifetime?
It's a strange thought, especially for those of us who remember when these games arrived every few years.
So when GTA VI finally comes out, I don't want to rush through it. I want to take my time. Explore Vice City. Get lost in the little things. Talk about it with friends. Enjoy that rare period when everything is still new and millions of us are discovering the same world together.
Because one day, GTA VI won't be the game we’re all waiting for anymore.
It'll be the game we remember waiting all those years for.
Enjoy it while we're here.
NEW GTA 6 VEHICLE DETAILS:
- Hijacking a car now has a quick-time event, and passengers can fight back while you try to take it.
- Parked cars can be stolen loudly by smashing the window or quietly with the correct theft tool.
- Older cars may use a Slim Jim, while higher-end cars can require tools like a key cloner.
- Theft tools are unlocked through progression, including work for vehicle fences.
- Not every car can be hotwired. Some high-end vehicles will not start without a key cloner.
- Expensive cars can also have alarms and built-in trackers.
- The WAiNK app lets you scan a vehicle to see its security, required theft tool, tracker level, registration cost and potential sale value.
- Vehicle trackers have different tiers, and advanced ones require better-connected fences to remove.
- Higher-end trackers create a mini-game: drive fast enough and they won't ping police, but slow down too long and your location is reported.
- Vehicle fences improve as you complete work for them, eventually letting you sell better cars and remove stronger trackers.
- Vehicle fences can also have lists of specific cars they are looking to buy.
- Mod shops now have different specialties instead of one shop doing everything.
- Most shops offer basic upgrades, while locations like One Eyed Willies and Rideout Customs specialize in particular builds.
- Pay 'n' Spray returns for quick repairs and basic resprays, which can also help remove police Heat tied to your vehicle.
- TGG saw around 6–8 basic paint colors available at Pay 'n' Spray.
- Cars can also be sold at Pay 'n' Spray locations.
- Some fences and Pay 'n' Sprays unlock later as the story progresses.
- You can own as many personal vehicles as you have garage spaces.
- Garages can be purchased around the map and used to stash stolen cars before you can register them or remove their trackers.
- A stolen car can remain safely stored in a garage even if it is not officially yours yet.
- Additional safehouses cannot be purchased, but low-key garages can.
- Fuel is a real mechanic, and EVs also need recharging.
- Gas stations let you repair and refuel. Filling up takes roughly 10 seconds and uses a short animation.
- Fuel is designed to matter mostly when you're careless, such as stealing a nearly empty car during a police chase.
- Driving physics were rebuilt from the ground up.
- Handling keeps some of GTA 4's weight while retaining GTA 5's accessibility.
- Drivetrain, tires, suspension and steering are all more deeply simulated.
- Fast cars have much higher top speeds, and different vehicles feel noticeably different to drive.
- Powerful rear-wheel-drive cars require more throttle control.
- Traffic is much denser and roads are narrower, making skilled driving more important.
- Motorcycles are also significantly faster than before.
- High-end sports cars can perform badly off-road unless properly tuned.
- Nitrous is in the game.
- Vehicles now have storage capacity for robbery gear such as duffel bags.
- Motorcycles carry very little, cars carry more and vans can carry several bags, making vehicle choice matter during robberies.
- Personal vehicles can be recovered through Scooter Brothers if lost or destroyed.
- If police know an abandoned vehicle is yours, they can guard it and eventually impound it.
- You can attempt to sneak back and recover the vehicle before it gets impounded.
- You can pay to recover an impounded vehicle or steal it back yourself.
- Vehicle destruction is much more impactful than GTA 5, including stronger effects from blown tires.
- Major high-speed crashes can trigger a Burnout-style crash camera, which can be disabled.
- Multiple types of races and car meets are also featured.
[Via @TGGonYT]
NEW GTA 6 VEHICLE DETAILS:
- Hijacking a car now has a quick-time event, and passengers can fight back while you try to take it.
- Parked cars can be stolen loudly by smashing the window or quietly with the correct theft tool.
- Older cars may use a Slim Jim, while higher-end cars can require tools like a key cloner.
- Theft tools are unlocked through progression, including work for vehicle fences.
- Not every car can be hotwired. Some high-end vehicles will not start without a key cloner.
- Expensive cars can also have alarms and built-in trackers.
- The WAiNK app lets you scan a vehicle to see its security, required theft tool, tracker level, registration cost and potential sale value.
- Vehicle trackers have different tiers, and advanced ones require better-connected fences to remove.
- Higher-end trackers create a mini-game: drive fast enough and they won't ping police, but slow down too long and your location is reported.
- Vehicle fences improve as you complete work for them, eventually letting you sell better cars and remove stronger trackers.
- Vehicle fences can also have lists of specific cars they are looking to buy.
- Mod shops now have different specialties instead of one shop doing everything.
- Most shops offer basic upgrades, while locations like One Eyed Willies and Rideout Customs specialize in particular builds.
- Pay 'n' Spray returns for quick repairs and basic resprays, which can also help remove police Heat tied to your vehicle.
- TGG saw around 6–8 basic paint colors available at Pay 'n' Spray.
- Cars can also be sold at Pay 'n' Spray locations.
- Some fences and Pay 'n' Sprays unlock later as the story progresses.
- You can own as many personal vehicles as you have garage spaces.
- Garages can be purchased around the map and used to stash stolen cars before you can register them or remove their trackers.
- A stolen car can remain safely stored in a garage even if it is not officially yours yet.
- Additional safehouses cannot be purchased, but low-key garages can.
- Fuel is a real mechanic, and EVs also need recharging.
- Gas stations let you repair and refuel. Filling up takes roughly 10 seconds and uses a short animation.
- Fuel is designed to matter mostly when you're careless, such as stealing a nearly empty car during a police chase.
- Driving physics were rebuilt from the ground up.
- Handling keeps some of GTA 4's weight while retaining GTA 5's accessibility.
- Drivetrain, tires, suspension and steering are all more deeply simulated.
- Fast cars have much higher top speeds, and different vehicles feel noticeably different to drive.
- Powerful rear-wheel-drive cars require more throttle control.
- Traffic is much denser and roads are narrower, making skilled driving more important.
- Motorcycles are also significantly faster than before.
- High-end sports cars can perform badly off-road unless properly tuned.
- Nitrous is in the game.
- Vehicles now have storage capacity for robbery gear such as duffel bags.
- Motorcycles carry very little, cars carry more and vans can carry several bags, making vehicle choice matter during robberies.
- Personal vehicles can be recovered through Scooter Brothers if lost or destroyed.
- If police know an abandoned vehicle is yours, they can guard it and eventually impound it.
- You can attempt to sneak back and recover the vehicle before it gets impounded.
- You can pay to recover an impounded vehicle or steal it back yourself.
- Vehicle destruction is much more impactful than GTA 5, including stronger effects from blown tires.
- Major high-speed crashes can trigger a Burnout-style crash camera, which can be disabled.
- Multiple types of races and car meets are also featured.
[Via @TGGonYT]