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Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Just to add I was just watching a bunch of YouTubers reactions to the trailer, and of course reading the comments, and there is a lot of excitement for it on there.

I honestly hope that these people don't end up disappointed with it, I personally would've liked Rockstar to have not touched GTA again and leave it's legacy of being the "edgiest Game alive" in tact, because as weird as it is to say, but Rockstar are going after one of my favourite childhood franchises here, I loved in particular playing Vice City and San Andreas as a kid, and they weren't afraid to say or do offensive things, and have creative missions, something that I'm not entirely confident that the 2023 crew can pull off.

I mean I still am remembering Cyberpunk's chat-A-thon segments with all of the Starbuck wannabes, which I can just unfortunately picture GTA VI being exactly like that.

I honestly pray that I'm wrong, but western entertainment is lame nowadays, and I could even see Rockstar trying to "educate" us on why previous GTA Games were "bad" instead of trying to be entertaining, I can honestly picture it.

I'll honestly be very happy if I hear something on one of the Radio Stations as iconic as "I think I've just shot my baby" as it requires an actual sense of humour (a morbid one) but still one nonetheless.

Well, for one I don't think it ever really had the reputation of the edgiest game, at least not since GTA 1 on the PSX when the boomers had their pants in a twist that you could "steal cars and run people down" in top-down mode .

I also just have to say, I would be very, very surprised if GTA6 has "gone woke". It's always been intended for an 18+ audience, that's not going to have changed.