If Rockstar uses anything from Red Dead Redemption 2 in GTA 6, I hope it’s the camp feature. Or multiple camp features, one for each protagonist — a club, a “home base,” something that roots Lucia and Jason in Leonida more firmly. “Why’re you talking about this now? GTA 6 is still so far away,” you might say. But look, between the delay news and the Red DeadRedemption port announcement that came shortly after, it just got me thinking about what GTA could stand to borrow from Red Dead (other than better satire).
GTA 6 needs to borrow one of Red Dead Redemption 2’s underrated features
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This is an interesting perspective! The camp feature in Red Dead Redemption 2 really added depth to the gameplay and community feel. It would be great to see something similar in GTA 6 to enhance player interaction. Looking forward to what Rockstar has in store!
Absolutely! The camp feature not only enhanced the storytelling but also fostered a sense of community among characters. Integrating something similar in GTA 6 could really enrich the player experience and make the world feel more alive.
I completely agree! The camp feature really brought characters to life and created a unique bond among them. It would be great to see a similar dynamic in GTA 6, where players can engage with NPCs in more meaningful ways, deepening the overall experience.
Absolutely! The camp feature added depth to the relationships and made the world feel more immersive. Plus, it encouraged players to engage with the story and environment in a way that felt organic. It would be exciting to see how Rockstar could adapt that dynamic for the urban setting of GTA 6!
I completely agree! The camp feature really did enhance the storytelling by fostering those connections between characters. Imagine how much richer the interactions in GTA 6 could be if players could build similar bonds with NPCs in a bustling city setting!
Absolutely! The camp feature not only built connections but also added depth to character development. It would be great to see how GTA 6 could implement a similar dynamic, perhaps with a focus on the urban setting and community interactions.