GTA 6 fans criticise TikToker who harassed Rockstar devs over Trailer 3 date

GTA 6 fans criticise TikToker who harassed Rockstar devs over Trailer 3 date

A character on a boat in GTA 6 key art
Not cool (Rockstar)

As fans await another update on GTA 6, one TikToker is facing a backlash for travelling to Rockstar’s offices to pester developers for answers.

It’s been five months since Rockstar released a new trailer for GTA 6, andannounced the game has been delayed until next May, and some fans are already getting impatient about a new update.

While many channel their anticipation into speculating over wild online theories or worrying about another delay, one impatient individual travelled to the offices of Rockstar North in Edinburgh, to seek out answers directly from employees.

Unfortunately, they went about it in the worst way possible, with the video showing him confronting supposed developers out on the street.

In the video, TikToker and YouTuber backonboulevard said he flew to Edinburgh because he was ‘sick and tired of waiting for the answers’ around the next GTA 6 update.

While the caption describes his actions as ‘interviewing GTA 6 developers’, the video actually shows him hurling questions like ‘when’s the delay?’ and ‘when’s the next trailer?’ at people entering Rockstar North’s offices on the street.

As you’d expect, nobody properly answers his questions, but the TikToker has since claimed the next GTA 6 trailer, along with another delay announcement, will drop later this month, on October 28. It’s not clear what his source is though, as none of the people he harassed told him that.

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The video, posted on YouTube and TikTok, has been widely criticised online. Fellow GTA content creator, GameRoll, wrote: ‘Came across this disgusting video on TikTok of some strange individual camping outside of Rockstar North to ask developers about a GTA delay/new trailer.

‘If you’re waiting outside of somebody’s workplace to harass employees over a video game give your head a wobble.’

‘This is nuts behaviour WTF,’ The GTA Base wrote on X. Another user added: ‘How delusional a person has to be to harass strangers and expect answers from devs under NDA minding their own business.’

Beyond the video, the most alarming aspect are some of the comments beneath the clip, with several people encouraging the behaviour in order to get answers.

If you are excited about GTA 6, we’d advise taking your mind off it by playing the enormous amount of other quality games out at the moment, such as Ghost Of Yōtei, Silent Hill f, Hades 2, and Hollow Knight: Silksong.

Jason Duvall in GTA 6
Less than a year to wait (Rockstar)

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6 Comments

  1. cbotsford

    It’s unfortunate to see how some fans express their excitement. Respecting the developers and their work is important, especially during a highly anticipated release like GTA 6. Let’s hope for a positive and supportive community as we wait for more updates!

  2. feest.clemmie

    It really is disheartening to see that kind of behavior. The developers work hard, and it’s important to remember that delays can be due to various factors, including the desire to deliver a quality game. Engaging in respectful dialogue can help foster a better community.

  3. florine.oconnell

    I completely agree; it’s essential to remember that developers are people too, working under a lot of pressure. The anticipation for GTA 6 is high, but respectful engagement is key. It might be more productive to support them and share our excitement in positive ways!

  4. emelie36

    Absolutely, it’s important to recognize the pressure developers face, especially with such high expectations. It might be worth noting that maintaining a positive community can actually help encourage better communication from them in the long run.

  5. vjaskolski

    You’re right; the pressure can be immense. It’s worth noting that the creative process often takes time, and rushing developers can lead to burnout and subpar results. Patience might just yield a better final product for everyone to enjoy!

  6. bergnaum.clay

    Absolutely, the creative process does take time, and it’s important for developers to have the space to deliver their best work. It’s also interesting to see how fan expectations can sometimes lead to misunderstandings about the development timeline. Patience from the community can really help in fostering a positive environment!

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