After years of waiting and several delays and setbacks, GTA6 is finally ready to come out in just a few months, and after a nearly 30-minute in-game reveal, we have a lot more info about the kind of game Rockstar has been cooking for the last decade. However, as great as the graphics look and as exciting as the launch will be, there are still some valid concerns that people have regarding the game ahead of launch.
Because the showcase was taken directly from a PS5, it becomes much harder to excuse many of the issues present, especially those that cannot be fixed within a couple of patches. The online community has expressed concerns about the missions, gameplay, characters, and even the visuals, but only time will tell if these troubles turn out to be nothing more than minor nitpicks.
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Missions form the bulk of the gameplay in any GTA game, and while we don't know the details about exactly what we will be doing in the latest installment, it does feel as though the formula hasn't evolved too much. From the gameplay shown so far, the same point A to point B loop seems to be present once again, and although there are some nice driving scenes in between, there isn't much more to get excited about thus far.
Video game performance is the eternal topic that seems to crop up in virtually every single new release, and for a game as big as GTA6, the question of how well it will run could not be more important. You have a giant open world full of high-fidelity visuals and a large number of individual NPCs and effects, so the optimization needs to be stellar for the game to feel as good as it looks.
Right now, we know the game will target 30 FPS at launch, and that is for the base PS5, which, for a modern 2026 title, sounds rough. The Pro may push things a bit further, but I do worry that, despite Rockstar's magical optimization track record with Red Dead Redemption 2,performance on the Series S and for the eventual PC launch may end up being a nightmare.
GTA has long been a way for many people to escape the real world and become lost in a fictional city where virtually everything is possible. That sentiment remains true with 6, and so it is important that the game feels believable enough to play, as well as looking as close to reality as possible.
سەرچاوەی فەرمی بە زمانی ئینگلیزی: https://gamerant.com/gta-6-reasons-worry-after-netflix-extended-look/
