YOU'RE NOT READY FOR GTA 6!
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Video summary
This video details the anticipated features, map size, characters, mechanics, and cultural impact of Grand Theft Auto 6, highlighting how it differs vastly from its predecessor and positions players as beginners in a brand new world.
Key points
- The map of Leonida is reported to be around twice the size of GTA 5's map, featuring six distinct regions including Vice City, the Keys, and Grass Rivers.
- NPCs in Leonida exhibit advanced behaviors, noticing player actions, clothing, and conversations, supported by over 600,000 animations.
- The story centers on two main characters, Jason and Lucia, whose relationship evolves dynamically through gameplay and text interactions.
- Gameplay mechanics have been overhauled to introduce stricter consequences, such as losing carried cash upon death or arrest, and requiring crimes to be reported by witnesses.
- The game integrates social media trends and an in-game social feed, reflecting a modern digital culture where actions can go viral.
- Players can listen to the radio and podcasts on foot through headphones, and the soundtrack features multiple curated stations and an adaptive score by Justice.
Topics
GTA 6LeonidaVice CityOpen WorldNPC BehaviorJason and LuciaGame MechanicsSoundtrack
What you will learn
- Leonida is split into six distinct regions, with Vice City alone being approximately twice the size of Los Santos.
- GTA 6 features over 600,000 animations, significantly increasing the variety of NPC reactions and movements compared to GTA 5.
- Crime systems require a witness to report illegal activity before a wanted level is triggered, and evidence like registered cars can be impounded.
- Players can listen to radio stations and podcasts while on foot using a character's headphones.
Questions and answers
How large is the new map in GTA 6 compared to GTA 5?
Previews report that the state of Leonida is around twice the size of GTA 5's map, and Vice City alone is about twice the size of Los Santos.
How do police wanted levels work differently in GTA 6?
A crime must be reported by a witness before your wanted level goes up, meaning a witness with a phone becomes a primary hazard.
Who composed the score for GTA 6?
The score is composed by Justice, a Grammy-winning French duo, featuring an adaptive score that changes based on player actions.
Video transcript
Transcript from available captions; it may contain errors.
You know Los Santos better than the town you grew up in, every shortcut, every jump, every alley you can lose the cops in. And on the 19th of November, none of that is going to help you because something a lot bigger is coming because GTA 6 isn't GTA 5 with a new paint coat. It's a bigger world, a smarter world, a world that remembers what you do. And after everything Rockstar and the people who've played it have shown us, I genuinely don't think most of us are ready for what's coming. So, in this video, I'm going to take you through everything that's coming that you're not ready for. The size, Vice City, the wild, the people, the story, the consequences, the life you'll live there, and the sound. And stick around until the end because there's one thing I don't think anybody on the planet is ready for, and it's not the map, and it's not the story. Let's find out how ready you really are starting with the size of it. Rockstar still hasn't released an official map, but from everything the previews have reported, Leonida is around twice the size of GTA 5's map, and Vice City alone is around twice the size of Los Santos. Just let that sink in for a second because the city you've spent 13 years learning would fit inside the new one twice over. And Vice City is only one part of it because Leonida is a whole state split into six regions, each one with its own feel. There's Vice City itself, the Leonida Keys down south, the swamps of Grass Rivers, Port Gelhorn on the Forgotten Coasts, the sugar fields of Ambrosia, and the hills and forests of Mount Chiliad National Park. GTA 5 had one city, a desert, and a mountain, and as much as we loved it, by the end, you could drive from one side to the other in a few minutes and know exactly what was coming. Leonida isn't built like that. It's built so that the drive from the beach to the swamp feels like a trip, the kind where the radio changes, the roads change, and even the people on the side of the road change. The main story with the side content is said to be something like 80 hours, and that's before you start getting lost. And Rockstar's own descriptions make it clear that a lot of the best stuff isn't even marked on the map. It's just out there waiting for you to stumble into it. You're not ready for how big it is, and you're definitely not ready for the city at the center of it, Vice City. Rockstar describes Vice City as a place of glamour, hustle, and greed, and honestly, they've gone so far with it that they're building it in real life. In September, a giant welcome to Vice City sign went up on the roof of the Kaseya Center in Miami, the home of the Miami Heat, with the GTA 6 logo right next to it. It's around 4 and 1/2 thousand square feet. It was lifted onto the roof by helicopter and Rockstar is paying Miami-Dade County almost a million dollars to keep it up there. And from the middle of October, Miami Beach started letting Rockstar put up banners and wrap buildings, too. So, the real city is slowly turning into the fake one. In the game, you've got Ocean Beach with its pastel art deco hotels and white sand, Little Cuba with its pandereas, and the port of Vice City, which Rockstar calls the cruise ship capital of the world. Ocean Beach is Rockstar's take on Miami Beach, which has the biggest collection of art deco architecture anywhere in the world. So, every hotel front you drive past is based on something real. There are car meets in the stockyard, motorbike cruise in La Perle, high-rises in Twister, and the Sahara Arena, which is clearly their version of the exact building that real life sign is sitting on. The last time we were in Vice City was 2006 with Vice City Stories on the PSP. And before that, it was 2002 with Tommy Vercetti and a pink shirt that nobody's ever forgotten. The difference now is that Vice City isn't a backdrop with a few buildings you can go inside. It's a living city with traffic, nightlife, beaches, and crowds that react to everything you do. And if you think Vice City is going to be the wildest part of Leonida, wait until you leave it because outside the city, it gets wild in a very different way. Rockstar calls Grass Rivers the untamable jewel of Leonida's crown, and the gators are its most famous attraction, which tells you everything you need to know. In the very first trailer, we saw an airboat tearing through the swamp past gators and flamingos, and a gator being dragged out of somebody's swimming pool. Rockstar even says that there are far deadlier predators and weirder discoveries hiding among the mangroves. And anyone who remembers the mysteries of Mount Chiliad knows exactly what that kind of line means. Then there's Mount Calebra with prime hunting, fishing, and off-road trails. And official screenshots of Jason hunting deer, a cougar stalking its prey, a fox in the woods, kayaks under a waterfall bridge. [music] And there's Port Gellhorn, the forgotten coast, where Rockstar's own advice is to jump on a dirt bike and hold onto your wallet. It's full of motels, strip malls, and dodgy attractions. And Rockstar sums it up as malt liquor, painkillers, and truck stop energy drinks, which might be the most honest tourism slogan ever written. Head inland and you hit Ambrosia, which Rockstar describes as American industry and old school values with burning sugarcane fields and a biker club called The Final Chapter. Down in the Keys, the dress code is casual and the bars are loaded with dolphins swimming alongside the boats and sunset piers that look like postcards. GTA 5 had the countryside but it was mostly a place you drove through on your way somewhere else and Leonida feels like it's built for you to stop and stay. And wherever you stop, you're not going to be alone because the people of Leonida are where this game gets genuinely scary. In GTA 5, most people on the street were set dressing. They'd walk, they'd panic when you pulled out a gun and then they'd forget you'd ever existed. From what the people who've played it describe, that's over because people in Leonida notice you. They notice what you're wearing. if you're following them and they notice if you're listening in. Rockstar had a whole team in Los Angeles working on nothing but what people say to each other on the street and the conversations you overhear can actually lead you to things worth stealing or new jobs. The animation numbers are even crazier because GTA 6 is set to have more than 600,000 animations against 55,000 in GTA 5. That's over 10 times as many ways for a person to move, react, lean on a wall, check their phone, or turn around and stare at you because you've been standing there too long. And it's not just humans because you can give treats to random dogs you meet on the street which, let's be honest, is going to be half of what people do on day one. There are also emergent events designed to feel like something you'll only ever see once. These are moments that happen in front of you and never happen the same way again which means two people can play the same mission on the same day and come back with a completely different story about what happened on the way there. And if the people in the story are this detailed, imagine what Rockstar has done [music] with the characters at the center of the story. Rockstar's official character pages already introduce a whole crew around Jason and Lucia and every single one of them sounds like trouble. There's Boobie Ike, a Vice City local who turns street money into a real business empire. Real estate, the Jack of Hearts strip club, and a recording studio. He runs the record label Only War Records with Dre Kon Priest who started out dealing on the street and now wants to be a serious music executive. And Dre Kon's big signing is The Real Dimes, Baylux and Roxy, two best friends who turned a viral moment into a rap career and are now chasing fame for real. Then there's Raul Batista, a seasoned bank robber who's always looking for new talent for bigger and riskier jobs which sounds exactly like the kind of man who gets you into a heist you can't get out of. Brian Heed has been running drugs through the keys since the smuggling days. He runs a boat yard with his wife Lori and he lets Jason live on one of his properties rent free in exchange for some dirty work. And then there's Cal Hampton, Jason's friend, a paranoid homebody who spends his days drinking beer and listening in on Coast Guard radio. Every one of those characters could carry a GTA game on their own, and Rockstar has put all of them in one state, all orbiting the same two people. And those two people are the real reason you're not ready, Jason and Lucia. Lucia's father taught her to fight as soon as she could walk, and fighting for her family is what landed her in the Leonida Penitentiary, which is where the very first trailer opened. Jason grew up around grifters and crooks, went into the army, and ended up in the Keys doing jobs for drug runners. And all he really wants is an easy life. Rockstar says meeting Lucia could be the best or worst thing to ever happen to him. And for Lucia, a life with Jason could be a way out. And Lucia's family came to Leonida from Liberty City, so the wider GTA universe is right there in her backstory. And this is the first time in the 3D era that a woman has been one of the leads in a Grand Theft Auto game, which is something fans have asked for for years. But the part you're really not ready for is how much of their relationship is a part of the game itself, not just the cutscenes. From what the previews describe, you can bump into the other character out in the world and team up. And spending time together actually strengthens their relationship and feeds back into the story. You can text each other, check in, say goodnight, and the game is built around the two of them backing each other up, whatever the other one decides to do. In GTA 5, Michael, Franklin, and Trevor were three separate lives that crashed into each other. But Jason and Lucia are one story told by two people, and that's a very different kind of GTA. And when the two of you are that close, every mistake you make costs more, which brings us to the part of GTA 6 that's going to catch a lot of people out. In GTA 5, if you died, you lost a bit of cash and woke up outside a hospital. And if you got arrested, it was basically a free taxi to the police station. From everything the previews have reported, GTA 6 takes it a lot more seriously, because the cash you carry can be lost when you die or get arrested, and you can't just buy more money for story mode. The police don't just magically know what you did, either. A crime has to be reported before your wanted level goes up. So a witness with a phone is suddenly the most dangerous person in the room. They're also said to remember what you're wearing, what you were driving, and who you were with. So changing your outfit and ditching the car actually matters now. Expensive cars come with trackers and anti-theft systems, so stealing the nicest car on the street might be the worst decision you make all day. And if you leave a registered car at the scene of a crime, it can be impounded. [music] So, the getaway car you bought is now evidence. And there's a criminal profile which tracks how you behave overall, whether you're professional who gets in and out clean, or someone who turns every robbery into a war. Even robbing a safe has a choice to it, because blowing it up is faster, but you might damage what's inside. While cracking the combination keeps everything at full value. None of this is there to stop you having fun, it's there to make every job feel like it actually matters. And it's not just the crimes that have changed, because the life you live between them has changed, too. In GTA V, Franklin could go weeks without eating or sleeping and look exactly the same. But in Leonida, previews say the game keeps track of how you look after yourself. Train at the gym and you'll build muscle. Overeat and you'll put on weight. And skip sleep and you'll start getting bags under your eyes and recovering more slowly. And in the trailers, we've already seen Jason working out at the beach gym and Lucia in the boxing ring. So, it's clearly not just a menu screen. Then there's everything you can do when you're not working, because the extended look show street races, sea races, off-road races, car meets, nightclubs, basketball, a shooting range, scuba diving, kayaking, and Lucia base jumping off a tower. You can dive for treasure, study the wildlife, and check your phone to see what's happening around the state. Some shops even close at night, so the world has a rhythm to it. A morning crowd, a night crowd, and places that only open their doors when the sun goes down. Even your guns work differently, because you can only carry two handguns and two long guns on you, with the rest stored in your vehicle. People react when you walk around with something [music] big. And there's apparently a parody of an adult cartoon on in-game TV, which, knowing Rockstar, is going to be ruder than anything you can actually watch on real TV. This is the part of GTA VI that's going to eat your time without you even noticing, because you're going to do one mission and 3 hours later you'll be at a car meet wondering where the night went. And when you finally look at your phone, you realize the internet is already talking about what you did, because Leonida has its own internet, too. One of the most GTA VI things about GTA VI is that it's set in the age of social media. And Rockstar made that clear from the very first trailer. Half of that trailer was clips that look like they've been filmed on phones. A gator in a pool, a guy in the car park doing something nobody should be filming, people going viral for all the wrong reasons. There's an in-game social feed, and the real dimes literally built their careers off a viral moment. So, going viral is part of the world itself, and it fits perfectly because in real life, this game is already the most watched thing in gaming history with 90 million views for the first trailer in 24 hours, a world record. Then trailer two did 475 million views across every platform in its first day, which is a number that doesn't even sound real. And when the game comes out, the internet is going to explode all over again. Clips, glitches, crazy chases, things nobody knew were in the game, all being posted at the same time from every country on Earth. My prediction is that the first week is going to produce more viral gaming moments in any week [music] in history, and some of the best ones are going to come from the NPCs, not the players. So, if you want to go in fresh, you might need to mute a few words on social media because the spoilers are going to be everywhere. And while you're putting your headphones into block everyone out, the game is going to give you something to listen to that you're not ready for, either, the sound. For the first time in Grand Theft Auto, you can listen to the radio and podcasts on foot through a character's headphones. So, the soundtrack doesn't stop when you get out of the car. Rockstar has already revealed six of the stations. Flash FM for pop, Koko Ten for Latin music, The Chains for metal, Afro Bank, Back Country Radio, and Dirty South Classics hosted by Trick Daddy and Trina. And yes, Flash FM is the same name as the pop station from the original Vice City in 2002. So, the first time it comes on, a lot of people are going to feel it. Back Country Radio even has a swamp meteorologist called Mud Dog Mike who does his weather reports from an airboat, which is the most Leonida sentence ever written. And then there's a score, which is by Justice, the Grammy-winning French duo. And Rockstar says there's an adaptive score that changes with what you're doing in the game. So, when a chase kicks off or a job goes wrong, the music shifts with you. And the album is coming out on the 11th of December with 30 tracks on it. Think about how much the music of GTA 5 still means to people, the non-stop pop drives, West Coast Classics at night, Michael's mission music, and then imagine that built for a world twice the size. The launch trailer already used new Justice music, and if you've watched it, you'll know how much the sound changes the way the world feels. Music is the thing that sticks with you years after you finish the game, and the soundtrack of Leonida is going to be the soundtrack of a lot of people's lives for the next decade. [music] And that's when it hits you because when you add all of this up, the size, the people, the story, and the sound, you start to realize what you're actually walking into. GTA 5 has sold 225 million copies, and it made a billion dollars in 3 days, faster than any film, album, or game had ever done it. GTA 6 isn't launching to the audience GTA 5 had in 2013. It's launching to everyone who played GTA 5 in the 13 years since, all at the same time. Pre-orders opened back in June. Rockstar store already has a whole Vice City collection called the Good Time State and there's a rooftop sign over Miami telling people where they're going. It's coming to PS5 and Xbox Series X and S and for a lot of people this is the game that finally gets them to upgrade. Behind it are thousands of developers across a dozen Rockstar studios around the world and more than a decade of work all pointed at one release date. Think about the group chats, the school playgrounds, the work Slack [music] channels, the Discord servers, all talking about the same game on the same day. My prediction is that it's going to be the biggest entertainment launch of all time, bigger than any film opening, any album drop, any game before it and I don't think it'll even be close. It's coming whether the server is ready or not, whether your boss is ready or not, and whether you're ready or not. And the most incredible part is that almost all of those millions of people to walk into Leonida with the exact same problem, which brings us to the one thing I told you about at the start that nobody on the planet is ready for. For 13 years you've been an expert. You know Los Santos so well you could drive it with your eyes closed. You know where the tanks are, where the plane spawn, where the best cars hide, and which way to turn when you hear sirens. And on the 19th of November all of that knowledge goes back to zero because for the first time in 13 years you're going to be a beginner again. You won't know the roads, you won't know the shortcuts, you won't know which neighborhood is safe or which bar is going to get you into trouble. Remember the first time you climbed Mount Chiliad or the first time you hit five stars and had absolutely no idea where to hide? That's what the 19th of November is going to feel like. Except this time is Vice City and you'll be feeling it with millions of other people at the exact same time. You'll get lost, you'll get caught, you'll use [music] cash you shouldn't have been carrying, and you'll drive into the swamp at night and wish you hadn't. And that's the feeling that nobody is ready for because most of us haven't felt it since we were kids playing GTA for the very first time. That feeling of not knowing what's around the corner, of every street being new, of the world being bigger than you is the best feeling a game can give you. So no, you're not ready for what's coming. Nobody is and that's exactly what's going to make it so good. Get ready to be a beginner again because Leonida is waiting and it's coming. So tell me in the comments, which part of what's coming are you least ready for? And what's the first thing you'll do when you get to Leonida? And if you want everything GTA 6 the second it drops, make sure you subscribe and I'll see you in Vice