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Something super interesting I've spotted while analyzing the GTA 6 extended look was during this section where Lucia drives a car in the highway, you can see a Tow/Wrecker Truck with NPCs standing by that are blocking the road. It looks like you'll occur tons of these random events... show more

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Valery4 days ago

The helicopter hovering stationary in the air most likely belongs to a news channel and is reporting that accident; we had seen this in Trailer 1.

NikTek4 days ago

Nice one, we might actually see the event later on in-game after checking social media

McAnnJello4 days ago

Bro how do you see that shit!!

Tango4 days ago

I cannot for the life of me understand how you are not mentally incompetent when saying this "looks just like gta 5". That yellow truck mimics reality. This shit is insane for PS5 also!

Crusader against communists /marxists /socialists4 days ago

RDR2 to me is the gold standard for a living breathing world. If GTA 6 does vastly improve on that, it would be incredible

Camthecommiesmacker4 days ago

Most of my time for at least the first week I’m just going to walk around and enjoy the world.

Mark3 days ago

How deep can Rockstars cock go in your mouth?

Young Hollow4 days ago

Hmm, it looks like it's running at 30 fps.

Brayden Murphy4 days ago

Makes me wonder what type of NPC reaction we get if a natural disaster type event would to occur or a large event in game

michael j4 days ago

Looks like an accident scene and the police were writing a report for insurance purposes

Jason Duval3 days ago

Don’t repeat my post, I discovered it on the very first day of the GTAVI extended look 😁

Grokstar Games3 days ago

meanwhile gta v enhanced

Hubert Walter3 days ago

"living breathing" and everyone just stands still not moving. not even slight arm or head movement.

Sofia Jayy4 days ago

The random traffic chaos is exactly what I want from GTA 6 it makes the world feel so alive

Raul Bautista4 days ago

Post this

Crusader against communists /marxists /socialists4 days ago

That means no 2 players would always get the same situations right?

DeadlyMouse4 days ago

Also it's during a mission

Jordan🦇3 days ago

The attention of detail gone be 🔥 when this shit drop

Jamie O'Rourke3 days ago

I'm not going to lie, there's a lot of GTA6 cope in my timeline but this account is easily top 3

Delusional Optimist3 days ago

Insanity, like Freaking bonkers how incredible this game will be, I may not leave my house this winter

Witty3 days ago

😯

Heithyboi4 days ago

Did y'all spot the fact that the NPC fighting in the middle of the road were fighting over a car being repoed?

Cowwy4 days ago

Wonder if this happens if you cause a big wreck, like an ambulance/fire truck, followed by tow truck/police etc..

Critical Spawn4 days ago

But, but... right lane is free??? 😅

Big Dadddy3 days ago

So when ever there will be accident you also see news channels helicopter covering the incident

Koahlah3 days ago

funny thing i noticed in the same scene is a seemingly missing texture. im sure someone else caught it too.

unbiasedsaint4 days ago

Wow Great find, keep letting us know more finds …rockstar intended gta V to be a living breathing world but they weeent able to achieve it..now with the technology they have their able to thus how we have these elements found in gta VI so yeah that’s incredible!

Mau ME4 days ago

I lived right around the corner for many years. The sense of place they were able to replicate is uncanny.

Donovan Duck3 days ago

Uświadamiasz sobie wizję którą realizują od dekad? Cholera możesz mieć rację.

Youn4 days ago

That dynamic breakdown detail is wild, really hoping random roadside events like that actually trigger dynamic traffic jams in-game.

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I analyzed The GTA 6 Extended Look frame by frame and this clip right here blew my mind. Since we know for a fact that the footage was captured on a base PS5, the number of NPCs is quite high even for a base console. Thanks to this uncompressed version of the extended look, I was able count over 102 NPCs in this whole shot (could be even more) Truly a technical marvel that Rockstar Games pulled here, I'll go touch some grass now

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NikTek

103,335 views • 6 days ago

Driving in Samson is stiff. These specific missions where you're tasked to destroy other cars are a pain in the butt to finish due to the input delay while driving. Driving straight forward is no issue, but as soon as there's a turn that you need to take or come to a stop. It feels like the car takes multiple seconds to respond, whenever that is by design or not, I don't like it. At first I suspected that this could be caused by frame-gen but I had it turned off from the beginning. There's also this damage boost mode while you're driving (reminds me of Franklin's driving focus in GTA V), you deal extra damage with a car but it didn't seem like it worked properly at all and also made the car even more difficult to control.

Driving in Samson is stiff. These specific missions where you're tasked to destroy other cars are a pain in the butt to finish due to the input delay while driving. Driving straight forward is no issue, but as soon as there's a turn that you need to take or come to a stop. It feels like the car takes multiple seconds to respond, whenever that is by design or not, I don't like it. At first I suspected that this could be caused by frame-gen but I had it turned off from the beginning. There's also this damage boost mode while you're driving (reminds me of Franklin's driving focus in GTA V), you deal extra damage with a car but it didn't seem like it worked properly at all and also made the car even more difficult to control.

NikTek

79,676 views • 5 months ago

Why don't we have this level of NPC density in recent AAA Games? Assassins Creed: Unity was by no means perfect, you can clearly see some NPCs popping into the frame while you're playing and some others not load properly, but it came out in 2014! It was designed on previous-gen consoles that ran on a Hard Drive and it was a game that was so rushed, Ubisoft never bothered to give it the love that it deserved. If there's one thing that still fascinates me about this game even today is the sheer number of NPCs that are rendered into this open world, it simply feels alive. By 2025, you'd think that most AAA game studios would have already gotten over these issues like NPCs popping into the frame and we would have Open World games that feel more alive than ever before. Nope, instead of huge number of NPCs, modern gaming companies are more focused on bringing Ray Tracing features which I have nothing against if it wasn't for having a such a small number of NPCs. I'm not an expert to determine what the exact reason behind having so few NPCs really is but I honestly would love if Ubisoft gave another shot at this kind of tech. Thankfully one of the games that looks like it will have this huge number of NPCs is Grand Theft Auto VI, by the screenshots and Trailers alone, it reminded me of how alive Unity really felt and I can't wait until that game comes out.

Why don't we have this level of NPC density in recent AAA Games? Assassins Creed: Unity was by no means perfect, you can clearly see some NPCs popping into the frame while you're playing and some others not load properly, but it came out in 2014! It was designed on previous-gen consoles that ran on a Hard Drive and it was a game that was so rushed, Ubisoft never bothered to give it the love that it deserved. If there's one thing that still fascinates me about this game even today is the sheer number of NPCs that are rendered into this open world, it simply feels alive. By 2025, you'd think that most AAA game studios would have already gotten over these issues like NPCs popping into the frame and we would have Open World games that feel more alive than ever before. Nope, instead of huge number of NPCs, modern gaming companies are more focused on bringing Ray Tracing features which I have nothing against if it wasn't for having a such a small number of NPCs. I'm not an expert to determine what the exact reason behind having so few NPCs really is but I honestly would love if Ubisoft gave another shot at this kind of tech. Thankfully one of the games that looks like it will have this huge number of NPCs is Grand Theft Auto VI, by the screenshots and Trailers alone, it reminded me of how alive Unity really felt and I can't wait until that game comes out.

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953,997 views • 9 months ago

I think that a lot of gamers who haven't played Red Dead Redemption 2 before going into GTA 6 will be mind-blown by how much you can mess with NPCs and have branching conversations with them by using the Greet/Antagonize feature. Rockstar Games has obviously worked on this game mechanic even, making it even better and more realistic so I'm pretty sure that even gamers which have played Red Dead Redemption 2 before will still be fascinated, I for one can't wait to talk to random NPCs like this.

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60,535 views • 7 days ago

Hot Take: This is exactly what is wrong in Rockstar Game’s mission design. During this section in GTA V; I got stuck my vehicle between some rocks and I was trying to get it out As soon as I managed to get un-stuck, the Rockstar’s hand holding mechanism kicked in and the game decided it was a mission failed, prompting me to retry the mission. I don’t think these unnecessary mission failed screens should appear so often, especially in GTA VI. This is somewhat of an exaggeration but you get the point, sometimes just trying to take a different route or approach during a mission will get you the mission failed screen Recent Rockstar Games are rated M (GTA 6 too probably), so I don’t understand why Rockstar likes to treat gamers who play these games like children. Anyone with a logical brain will know that they’re stuck so they can pause the screen to restart from a checkpoint or destroy the vehicle to get the mission failed screen. I really hope that GTA VI offers more freedom for players when it comes to approaching missions and situation like these ones.

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NikTek

68,141 views • 4 months ago

I'm playing GTA V on a PS3 and its been such a fun experience. I remember when was a kid and playing this for the first time, I didn't give a damn about how BAD the framerate was during driving. I was constantly in awe by how realistic this game looked back then that the framerate wasn't something that was going to stop me from enjoying it. Don't get me wrong, this game is running on a PS3 that has 256mb of RAM and 256mb of VRAM which is some black magic itself and the fact that Rockstar Games managed to have such a massive open world game with that much traffic and NPCs running in real-time is a feat on its own.

I'm playing GTA V on a PS3 and its been such a fun experience. I remember when was a kid and playing this for the first time, I didn't give a damn about how BAD the framerate was during driving. I was constantly in awe by how realistic this game looked back then that the framerate wasn't something that was going to stop me from enjoying it. Don't get me wrong, this game is running on a PS3 that has 256mb of RAM and 256mb of VRAM which is some black magic itself and the fact that Rockstar Games managed to have such a massive open world game with that much traffic and NPCs running in real-time is a feat on its own.

NikTek

253,924 views • 4 months ago

What Rockstar Games did with GTA V in terms of optimization on a PS3 console is mindblowing! This level of traffic here is so dense that I struggle to make sense on how exactly they've made this possible on a console that has only 512MB total memory system, hell compare that to Windows 11 which averages to 5GB of RAM usage during idle and you can see how little resources Rockstar Games had working with here. If you remember, when Cyberpunk 2077 launched on PS4, Night City was practically a Ghost Town when you drove a car due to how much it would affect the framerate. Even most open-world games today don't add heavy traffic to save on resources, but GTA V is out here squeezing every last drop of my PS3 console just to add this number of vehicles for seemingly no reason all I can say is that Rockstar really knows how to push the limits of what a console can achieve and I can't wait to see what they're going to do with Grand Theft Auto 6.

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61,755 views • 4 months ago

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NikTek

29,842 views • 28 days ago

You can't compare Cyberpunk 2077 launch to GTA 6 and here's exactly why Cyberpunk 2077 was the CDPR's first installment to feature a futuristic city with tons of NPCs and fast moving cars, something which was never done before on Witcher games. The gameplay video from Cyberpunk 2077 shown off in 2019 had a clear text showing "work in progress - does not represent the final look of the game" After the launch disaster of Cyberpunk 2077, Marcin Iwiński also explained that the reason the game had so many bugs is that the game was designed for PC first in mind, then scaled down to consoles that still had a hard drive (PS4 and Xbox One) an extremely difficult task on its own, combined with the fact that the game development progress took a major hit during the pandemic. Rockstar Games on the other hand has a much different engine and experience working on large scale open world game filled with tons of NPCs and fast moving cars, including the fact that they're developing this game for current gen consoles first, then scaling it up for a PC release not vice versa. Are we guys suddenly forgetting the fact that Rockstar Games managed to get GTA V running on a PS3 console which had 256mb of VRAM and 256mb of RAM at that time? The reason Rockstar Games has shown zero gameplay of GTA 6 is because historically they save the gameplay showcase before the game launches, GTA 6 Trailer 2 came out in 2025 and all footage for that Trailer was captured on a base PS5 with a mix of gameplay and cutscenes. They'll obviously show off more gameplay on August 27th, but comparing Cyberpunk 2077 to GTA 6 isn't exactly fair for both companies. On one hand, it was CDPR's first time making that kind of genre of a game and on the other hand, it isn't Rockstar Games first time making a Grand Theft Auto game.

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NikTek

104,273 views • 1 month ago

One mindblowing tiny detail that you may have missed during GTA 6 Extended Look is how Rockstar Games even made an animation for the lines this guy is preparing during the last section. They've added all the tiny details necessary to make it look as realistic as possible even though they didn't have to.

One mindblowing tiny detail that you may have missed during GTA 6 Extended Look is how Rockstar Games even made an animation for the lines this guy is preparing during the last section. They've added all the tiny details necessary to make it look as realistic as possible even though they didn't have to.

NikTek

112,717 views • 1 day ago

Spotted something interesting while analyzing this short clip in GTA 6 Extended Look During this shoot out, there are cops present but they don't seem to be aiming at Jason and he doesn't have a wanted level either. Not suggesting that Jason is an undercover cop, but it could be possible that police may take your side during some situations or Rockstar possibly bringing back Vigilante/Police Side Missions

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NikTek

370,980 views • 6 days ago

Even though we've only seen snippets of how the underwater looks like in GTA 6, I can't wait to see what Rockstar Games has done this time. Grand Theft Auto V underwater exploration was awesome for its time and I always found myself exploring multiple areas because of how calming it is. With GTA 6 I'm expecting Rockstar Games to add even more sea creatures and mysteries like this UFO one in GTA 5

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15,071 views • 13 days ago

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NikTek

3,126,854 views • 1 year ago

#5 You can't steal any cars and you can only enter from the left side of the car There's only one animation to enter the car and that's from the left side, during some in-game missions you aren't even allowed to get out of the car and explore the open world like this one here, I tried getting out of the car to walk on foot but the game didn't allow me to. This is because the Open World of MindsEye is extremely restricted, the Game doesn't want you do explore so it either forces you to move from point A to point B with a timer and most of the times it asks you to enter a car and you can't get out of it once you're inside the vehicle.

#5 You can't steal any cars and you can only enter from the left side of the car There's only one animation to enter the car and that's from the left side, during some in-game missions you aren't even allowed to get out of the car and explore the open world like this one here, I tried getting out of the car to walk on foot but the game didn't allow me to. This is because the Open World of MindsEye is extremely restricted, the Game doesn't want you do explore so it either forces you to move from point A to point B with a timer and most of the times it asks you to enter a car and you can't get out of it once you're inside the vehicle.

NikTek

120,562 views • 1 year ago

Honest question, has any AAA game gotten close to providing the same level of realism when it comes to NPCs like Red Dead Redemption 2? Most open-world games that have come out recently are visually impressive, however NPC interactions always feel a generation behind RDR2. Its always good to see advancements when it comes to graphics, but I'd also like to see the same level of effort being put to systems that allow for more complex game mechanics like realistic NPC interaction, seamless random events which are in my opinion just as important as visuals. These things make a video-game feel more immersive and alive, its also the exact reason why its super easy to get lost in the world of Red Dead Redemption 2 because of everything that happens around the world and the way NPCs react to your actions feels natural.

Honest question, has any AAA game gotten close to providing the same level of realism when it comes to NPCs like Red Dead Redemption 2? Most open-world games that have come out recently are visually impressive, however NPC interactions always feel a generation behind RDR2. Its always good to see advancements when it comes to graphics, but I'd also like to see the same level of effort being put to systems that allow for more complex game mechanics like realistic NPC interaction, seamless random events which are in my opinion just as important as visuals. These things make a video-game feel more immersive and alive, its also the exact reason why its super easy to get lost in the world of Red Dead Redemption 2 because of everything that happens around the world and the way NPCs react to your actions feels natural.

NikTek

51,685 views • 1 month ago

Can we all take the time to appreciate the fact that all the GTA VI footage that was leaked today perfectly matched the visual fidelity of Trailer 2 There were a lot of people saying that all of this footage was not even gameplay or pre-rendered. Today we learned that this footage was over a year old, you can imagine how the game will look even better by the time it comes out. On August 27th we'll finally get to see how the game looks like in its current state.

Can we all take the time to appreciate the fact that all the GTA VI footage that was leaked today perfectly matched the visual fidelity of Trailer 2 There were a lot of people saying that all of this footage was not even gameplay or pre-rendered. Today we learned that this footage was over a year old, you can imagine how the game will look even better by the time it comes out. On August 27th we'll finally get to see how the game looks like in its current state.

NikTek

763,095 views • 26 days ago

Rockstar should keep this feature from GTA V in GTA VI I'm so used to this manual ragdoll feature in GTA V that every time I boot up the game this is the first thing that I do, its kind of addictive and fun especially when you do this to NPCs

Rockstar should keep this feature from GTA V in GTA VI I'm so used to this manual ragdoll feature in GTA V that every time I boot up the game this is the first thing that I do, its kind of addictive and fun especially when you do this to NPCs

NikTek

295,635 views • 8 months ago

GTA 6 launching this late on a console generation means that Rockstar Games probably had to cut a lot of stuff or tone down the graphics in order to make the game run on base consoles. They're taking full advantage of these consoles' power and I think when the next-gen edition comes out, it will be a massive jump, similar to GTA 5 when it came out for PS4 and PC. That's the biggest jump we've seen a Rockstar game make and I wouldn't be surprised if a similar thing happens when GTA 6 comes out for PC and next-gen consoles. If the PS6 launches in late 2027 as some rumors suggest, the timeline falls in line with GTA 5 next-gen release which took 14 months to release for PC and PS4. Though I don't expect GTA 6 next-gen edition and PC version to launch at the same time due to current market conditions (the PS6 could be delayed to 2028) and I'm really hoping the PC port wont take that long to come out.

GTA 6 launching this late on a console generation means that Rockstar Games probably had to cut a lot of stuff or tone down the graphics in order to make the game run on base consoles. They're taking full advantage of these consoles' power and I think when the next-gen edition comes out, it will be a massive jump, similar to GTA 5 when it came out for PS4 and PC. That's the biggest jump we've seen a Rockstar game make and I wouldn't be surprised if a similar thing happens when GTA 6 comes out for PC and next-gen consoles. If the PS6 launches in late 2027 as some rumors suggest, the timeline falls in line with GTA 5 next-gen release which took 14 months to release for PC and PS4. Though I don't expect GTA 6 next-gen edition and PC version to launch at the same time due to current market conditions (the PS6 could be delayed to 2028) and I'm really hoping the PC port wont take that long to come out.

NikTek

152,610 views • 12 days ago

> be Rockstar Games > officially confirm you're developing GTA 6 in 2022 > break the internet > hacker leaks GTA 6 development footage > confirm that the leaks are true > stay silent for more than a year > announce GTA 6 Trailer 1 > GTA 6 Trailer 1 gets leaked > the game looks incredible > break the internet again > stay silent for more than a year > delay GTA 6 to May 26, 2026 > shadow drop GTA 6 Trailer 2, 70 Screenshots, multiple clips and artworks > the game looks even better compared to Trailer 1 > some people think it is pre-rendered > confirm that all footage was captured on a base PS5 in real-time > stay silent for a few months > delay GTA 6 again to November 19, 2026 > stay silent Today marks the 1 year anniversary of Grand Theft Auto VI Trailer 2. The wait has been long but it finally looks like we're approaching the light at the end of the tunnel, let's hope that we will finally get to experience this game in November of this year!

> be Rockstar Games > officially confirm you're developing GTA 6 in 2022 > break the internet > hacker leaks GTA 6 development footage > confirm that the leaks are true > stay silent for more than a year > announce GTA 6 Trailer 1 > GTA 6 Trailer 1 gets leaked > the game looks incredible > break the internet again > stay silent for more than a year > delay GTA 6 to May 26, 2026 > shadow drop GTA 6 Trailer 2, 70 Screenshots, multiple clips and artworks > the game looks even better compared to Trailer 1 > some people think it is pre-rendered > confirm that all footage was captured on a base PS5 in real-time > stay silent for a few months > delay GTA 6 again to November 19, 2026 > stay silent Today marks the 1 year anniversary of Grand Theft Auto VI Trailer 2. The wait has been long but it finally looks like we're approaching the light at the end of the tunnel, let's hope that we will finally get to experience this game in November of this year!

NikTek

152,101 views • 4 months ago

Watching Rockstar Games show a huge amount of interiors and enterable stores in that GTA VI Extended Look was insane. As most of us already know, GTA V doesn't have that many enterable stores or interiors due to the stuff they had to cut back when they developed this game for PS3 consoles. GTA VI is not only going to be bigger in map size compared to GTA V, but in depth too.

Watching Rockstar Games show a huge amount of interiors and enterable stores in that GTA VI Extended Look was insane. As most of us already know, GTA V doesn't have that many enterable stores or interiors due to the stuff they had to cut back when they developed this game for PS3 consoles. GTA VI is not only going to be bigger in map size compared to GTA V, but in depth too.

NikTek

27,393 views • 16 days ago