New GTA 6 Gameplay From South Park And New Details - Luke Reacts

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Video summary

The video discusses recent news, leaks, and details about Grand Theft Auto 6, including a South Park collaboration featuring dog poop mechanics, dynamic character reactions, new details from Edge Magazine, and reasons why Rockstar limits early copies to major media outlets.

Key points

• A South Park and GTA 6 crossover features characters interacting with dog poop as a weapon.
• Rockstar created a dynamic system where Jason and Lucia react with disgust to unpleasant smells or environments without scripted cutscenes.
• Edge Magazine detailed a 90-minute unscripted playthrough showing features like functional public transit, dynamic weather, and vehicle mechanics.
• Stolen high-end vehicles in GTA 6 contain GPS trackers that alert police, requiring special tools to bypass.
• Rockstar reportedly sends early review copies only to major media outlets like IGN due to legal recourse and liability regarding leaks.

Topics

GTA 6Rockstar GamesSouth ParkLeaksGameplay detailsEdge MagazineOpen world

What you will learn

• A South Park episode featured an official crossover with GTA 6, showcasing gameplay mechanics involving picking up and throwing dog poop.
• GTA 6 includes a dynamic disgust system where characters grimace and recoil from unpleasant environments naturally.
• The Leonidas map opens up relatively early, allowing players to explore north without following the main story immediately.
• High-end vehicles feature GPS trackers that can alert the police, requiring players to acquire specific tools to disable them.

Questions and answers

Why does Rockstar only send early copies of the game to large media outlets like IGN?

Rockstar does this because major media outlets have the financial standing to face multi-million dollar lawsuits if a leak occurs, whereas individual creators typically do not.

What happens when Jason or Lucia encounter foul environments?

They use a dynamic system that causes them to grimace and recoil from unpleasant smells or locations without needing a specific scripted cutscene.

How do stolen high-end vehicles work regarding the police?

Stolen luxury cars contain GPS trackers that can alert the police to your location, and players need specialized tools later in the game to disable those security systems.

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Video transcript

Transcript from available captions; it may contain errors.

Uh, Luke, what did you think about the GTA 7, probably 6, South Park collab? It's a great question. It's a great question. If you guys somehow missed it, it is true. There was a South Park GTA 6 collab. I didn't see this coming. I don't think anybody did. I thought maybe it was AI at first when I saw it on my phone like really small. I was like, I that they might have AI generated a video for for memes. It's real. Rockstar is credited in the credits of the episode. Like this is an actual crossover. Um, this like this is real. >> Americans died [music] to smuggle this to us. Prepare yourselves. Look at that. The graphics are seriously next level. You see the world built, it's a dog taking a poop. And people can pick up the dog poop. You can throw things at the person with dog poop. >> Hey, hold on. >> And if they choose to fight back, you can pick up the dog poop and actually attack them with the dog poop. >> It's real. It's real. Now, this is not actually breaking news because we heard about that back when all those YouTubers went to Rockstar. One of them said that they saw a clip of um the lead designer throwing a bag of dog poop at at an NPC, that you could pick it up, use it as a weapon basically. But we had never seen it in in action in practice. And I'm guessing like South Park heard about that, was like, "Bro, we need that exclusive." So, they did. Now, the other piece of this is that this is probably the first time since trailer one, I think it was, that we've seen a fully populated beach. And it it's actually fully populated. Now, this is a lower quality version of it. Hold on. Hold on. There is a higher quality version of the clip that looks a lot better. So, you can see here walking along the beach, walking along the beach. Okay, I don't know if this is AI upscaled or what, but it does look better. I think it's just higher fidelity, honestly, but the dog doing his business, there's Lucia, there's Lucia, and there's Jason eating a hot dog. So, he bought a hot dog from a vendor, I guess, and you're just walking down the beach. The uh the NPC picks up the poop. Frame-by-frame analysis right here. Picks up the poop. Jason chucks the hot dog at the dude. >> And if they choose to fight him >> And I guess he dropped the bag at some point, cuz in the previous shot, he's still holding on to it. He drops the bag, and Jason walks over. You can see the button prompt. Poop bag. >> [laughter] >> Yes, this is what we're doing. This is what we're actually doing this on stream. Yes, yes. He grabs the poop bag. >> poop and actually attack them. >> Smashes it over his face, and they actually have a little explosion. >> [laughter] >> Particle effect generated. Like, it knocks his hat and sunglasses off. I want to know Lucia's reaction to that. She's like, "We were walking on the beach having a nice day, and you did what?" To that poor man? >> [laughter] >> But honestly, like look how uh dense like they have all the boats, they have people playing out in the water. The beach is also like super populated as well. Pretty mad. Pretty mad. And fam, 3 weeks away. 3 weeks away. 20 days. 20 or 21 days now. 20 or 21 days. Like We're almost there. We're almost there, and then you'll be able to chuck poop at people, too. It's crazy. 20 20 days. Man. Man. There's a couple of other things. So, it was not just the poop reveal. Okay, the poop reveal was one thing. That was one element of what was revealed. That's true. That's true. But, there was another little tidbit, too. Um which is that uh this is clipped from a GamesRadar article, but it's locked to members only. So, Ben thankfully clipped a few sentences for us. Uh where you can see this. It is in moments such as this that the invisible scale of Rockstar's work has become apparent. The team had originally created a character reaction to an unpleasant smell for a particular piece of explorable content. Maybe you know, you go to a you there's a mission in a sewer or there's there's like, you know, a waste processing plant you have a mission in. Or I think probably it was like maybe like the meth house that we saw in one of those trailers. I don't know. But, they created a sequence where there was something gross and they needed the characters to react to it. So, they built a reaction for Jason and Lucia when you play through that sequence. But, that was a dynamic reaction meaning More recently, the developers decided to turn it into a broader system allowing other locations to provoke varying degrees of disgust. When Jason entered this particular house without any bespoke cutscene having or scene having been written for it, he began to grimace and recoil. A system built for one purpose had coll- collided. I can't read. With another and produced a tiny piece of impromptu performance. So, they actually built a dynamic grossed out system. There you go. There you go. So, I guess the theme of today with GT the GTA 6 news is like being grossed out. First, the poop attack and now grimacing in reaction to things. But, uh pretty pretty mad. Pretty mad. Pretty insane, is it not? Pretty insane. Uh before anybody asks, no, I still do not have GTA 6. I don't think anyone does. TGG himself, if you don't know, TGG actually went to Rockstar, has seen the game early behind closed doors. People were asking him to prove that he doesn't have it installed because they didn't believe him. And he actually had to do this live on stream. >> People will just say I uninstalled it. There you go. Here's all my games. But I've hidden it, haven't I? I've hidden it. Obviously. My game library, my installed. I've hidden it. There's my collection, GTA 6. 20 days away, pre-ordered. It's okay though, I've just I've hidden it somehow. >> The lengths people have to go. The lengths. No. I I don't think anybody but like big media does. And the people have asked like why why will they not send it to individuals? I think it's it's one thing specifically. Recourse. If they send it to a YouTuber and the YouTuber leaks it because they intentionally did or were just super stupid, what can Rockstar do in response? They can file lawsuits, they can go and they can do stuff. They can ruin that guy's life. And they can get a $20 million judgment or a $50 million judgment. Whatever the damages are, they could seek that out and get that against the creator. But the creator probably doesn't have that. Do you have any idea how much money that is? Very few creators have anywhere close to that much money. So, they would never collect. It would just be a show. Guess who does have $20 million you could get. IGN. So, if they send it to the big outlets, you know, and then something happens, they actually could find recourse. They actually probably could get get some level of punishment extracted from them. And uh because the companies know that, IGN is going on lockdown, I'm sure, with all this stuff. I mean, I I can't even imagine. Can't even imagine, man. Like it's madness. Have you seen the new detail article on Edge Magazine uh for GTA 6, Edge magazine. Edge magazine. I think this was from 2 days ago. 2 days ago, I think. Some new screenshots from this. As you can see, right here. Some new I like those sunglasses. I like those. Those are cool. Clean shots, clean shots, clean shots, folding chairs, monster truck, love it. Clean clean. The supermarket, doing tattoos on the street. This is the most Florida thing ever. Driving, driving around, driving around. I thought he was holding a pistol in his hand while driving the motorcycle for a second. Uh that's clean. Ooh, hammerhead shark. The derpiest looking shark known to man, the swampland, swampland, the swampland. New info. Edge watched an unscripted 90-minute playthrough from Rob Nelson at their Rockstar North HQ. Leonidas map opens up relatively early, allowing players to head north and explore without having to follow the story. Rockstar has accommodated uh those who prefer discovering places to ticking off missions. Rockstar had originally created a character reaction to unpleasant smells. That's what we just talked about earlier. In Edge's playthrough, when Jason enters a house that has been fouled by a dog, he begins to grimace and recoil, despite no bespoke scenes having been written for it. Uh GTA 6 features fully functioning bus and train networks that both Jason and Lucia can use. We actually knew this already from some of the leaks, allegedly, hypothetically. But yes, there are fully functioning train systems for you to ride around the map if you don't want to have to drive. GTA 6's dynamic weather system accounts for wind, humidity, fog, time of day, seasons. The day-night cycle is also significantly longer than GTA 5's. A service called Scooter Bros delivers your personal vehicles with your weapons stored in the boot. Rockstar says refueling is quick, and a full tank lasts a long time. Makes me wonder why it's there then. I think they probably at one point in development had it way more hardcore. It was like really intense. It maybe it was like I don't know. I think at one point it was probably much more intense than the current version is and that they they kind of pivoted away, which actually happens a lot in development. It's actually interesting how often that happens, but it does happen. Where a system will start super hardcore immersive sim levels of craziness and then as they test it, they're just like people aren't actually liking this, you know. People aren't actually digging this. Uh did I see the new video about BioWare? I've not seen the video, but I did see he put up an article about it. We'll look at that later. We will. Continuing continuing on. Hold on. There we go. Whoops. Nope, there we go. Uh let's see. Rockstar says revealing Okay, some stolen vehicles have GPS trackers that can reveal your location to to the police. This is true. And they also previously said that high-end vehicles, expensive ones like Lamborghinis for example, you can't just steal them and add them to your inventory and garage until you unlock tools that can disable the GPS trackers and some of the other more advanced security systems. It's kind of how they balance it, right? Otherwise, you start the game, immediately go steal a sports car that's worth $300,000 and you're good, right? They didn't want that. So, the way they kind of build it out is that you need special tools to disable the high-tech security stuff and those tools are expensive, so you get them later in the game. Players can use the Wank app to find specific vehicles wanted by criminal offenses without payouts influenced by their or with payouts influenced by their condition. Once in control of Jason, Rob Nelson was playing, Jason has a stamina-boosting cup of coffee and a health-buffing protein shake. Aaron Garbut, co-studio head, says that even after, quote, literally years of spent spent exploring increasingly dense versions of the game, he's still encountering locations he had not seen previously. This is actually uh it's I've heard from other devs. I remember seeing a video back in the day of Todd Howard describing how there were tons of things in Fallout 4 he had never seen before that he could still play the game and probably find something he had never seen because the devs just do their thing, you know? Um, and then new info edit new info GTA 6 features a highly detailed random random encounters. Edge describes a moment where Jason is escaping a gas station wagon it when a group of youths They even have youths in the game. Filthy filthy youths. They pull up in customized 4x4 pull alongside and bully him into a street race. The passenger even climbs halfway out the window to taunt him. GT 6 will require Jason and Lucia sometimes needing to raise money to unlock the next mission that we also already knew. Damn youths. I'm telling you can't escape them in real life otherwise even in video games even in GT 6 we still have the youths. They're inescapable. So, um I I think I think the game is going to be massive. There's no no doubt about it. It's going to be absolutely massive. Isn't the main story line like 80 hours? Yeah, it seems like it's it's going to be somewhere in that range. It's going to be massive. It's going to be huge. So Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. It's going to be massive. Hey Luke, for personal reasons I'm going to play GT 6 mid-December. Do you think it's going to be too crazy on social media or is it good to wait for a bit? I mean I'm going to say it's going to be crazy without a doubt. So So, not to say that you you should rush it. Like if you have personal reasons why you need to why you need to wait absolutely do what you got to do, but I do think it's going to be crazy. You got to be careful about spoilers for sure. For sure. For sure. Um, but anyway there's our GTA 6 update. There you go. There you go. Little little you know, breakdown of everything going on. We're getting closer and closer fam. 3 weeks. 3 weeks. We are almost there. It's crazy. 3 weeks, we're in the home stretch. Review embargo lifts apparently the day before launch, so people will see it last last second right before the game fully launches, but we're almost there. Almost there. >> [music] >> He took my thing. >> Red flag. Red flag. >> [music] >> 16 times the detail. >> [music]