Patent Reveals New Gameplay Details - GTA VI O'clock - Episode 51

[@jelmar35]

This has very quickly become my most anticipated podcast for the most anticipated game

[@benperez7272]

Most wanted, stay on brand

[@sopranofan6118]

Hope editor modes in it rapidly.

[@ScottThePisces]

GTA V oClock was my go to when I was like 14 years old, so it's nice to see a new generation being introduced to these guys!

[@PaxBisonica89]

After listening to that opening ... THEY KNOW STUFF WE DONT! 😅

[@GoofyAhhShnawg]

They're not the best connected gta 6 podcast for nothing 💯

[@frontdesk-rv2ms]

Could you imagine if they started advertising GTA six on billboard in GTA V that would be fucking ingenious that would make everybody come back to the game

[@CYBERBOIUK]

I'm 100% comfortable with my podcast being the second best, as long as yours remains the first, amazing work as always, and I REALLY enjoyed the game awards!

[@GTAVI-oclock]

Thanks for listing and being part of the community with us.

[@CYBERBOIUK]

@ it’s a pleasure. I feel like sometimes less mature conversations have to be entertained within the community, but both of your reporting grounds everyone and it’s a breath of fresh air 🙏🏻

[@OnlinePersonafication]

Ah shit, here comes Wednesday again... Welcome back, boys.

[@jiro4559]

The procedurally generated people were in RDR2 already. The guy who says "shut your mouth mister" for example, is always different in a Lenny's mission cutscene. As a developer myself, I'd say that it's nothing more than just a development tool to make adding NPCs to different areas easier, maybe just somewhat sophisticated, that's all. For example, character creator in any game, pretty much is the same type of system, you can create many different variations of a character using the same base character. They just made it simpler and easier to use by minimizing the amount of tinkering down to just simple tags. It's probably just meant to speed up the process of adding some random-looking people. There's not much to it.

[@madloudnoises]

Rockstar is so secretive they sent a janitor to collect the award 😂

[@MylesDalí]

I'm happy to wait. The older i get, the more patient I get. I just tune in to get my imagination going, and some serotonin.

[@rwwilson21]

Yeah, the way I look at it, with how fast time flies (GTA VI dropped about a year ago), the game is basically dropping tomorrow.

[@MylesDalí]

@@rwwilson21 2024 flew by so fast. I had so much to do this year, that it helped keep things flowing daily. 2025 for me is gonna be even more hectic. So you're not lying. It's basically gonna feel like a day went by between you reading this comment and the game actually coming back. You'll remember this interaction and think "that feels like yesterday wtf" lolol it already feels like that with trailer 1. Feels like it dropped a week ago

[@rwwilson21]

@@MylesDalí Most people don’t fully grasp this idea. For me, it’s simple: I was born yesterday, I live for today, and I’ll die tomorrow. With this mindset, I I’m already lying on my deathbed.

[@marboro14]

I’m here! Praying for some magical good news on trailer 2 🤞

[@domvallely5434]

I think the moon tease was a deliberate attempt to make everyone think the 2nd trailer announcement was coming on that day and certainly not a coincidence, which makes me think something is coming soon as I don’t think rockstar would mess with the fans in that way if they knew point blank nothing was going to happen anytime in the near future…

[@DevonChampion]

So excited, I feel like we will get some news really soon. It’s been a struggle waiting so long with no official news but soon we will have so much to review and talk about.

[@JayRKID]

Every Wednesday I'm in the kitchen making wendnesday halloumi fajitas, it's become a tradition while listening to GTA 6 Bells "I actually think that should be the new name" haha

[@counterclockwise00]

dang its already wednesday time flies by fast 😅

[@TordaiJenci-x7g]

00:37 Intro 01:31 GTA VI Wins First Award at the Golden Joysticks 2024 04:03 Rockstar Acceptance Speech 15:24 Rockstar Patent Details 47:29 When Will We See Trailer 2? 54:52 Outro

[@Dench999or911]

Without trying to sound too toxic, Rockstar are partially to blame for the desperation of the fanbase. Their secretive approach to game development is excessive. I get that revealing too much of the game before launch is not always a good thing, but would it hurt to provide the community with development updates? Fans are not owed information, but ignoring the community completely is not really the right way of going about it

[@joeoloughlin2245]

Fair point I can see that side of it, but I think the fact that we know next to nothing and it’s all so secretive really builds excitement. The novelty would wear off and another trailer, update, screenshot wouldn’t be met with the same excitement or generate nearly as much traffic. I love the fact that they are driving us crazy, and keeping it quiet. We can never go back to this speculative, guessing, moon-watching period ever again once the marketing starts. Enjoy the ride, and hopefully see you back here next week when we’re discussing trailer 2 🙏

[@joeoloughlin2245]

But I think on the flip side their secrecy, along with the intrigue and reach of this game/franchise, it has only encouraged attempted leaks and cyber attacks.

[@Andrewtate200]

Yeah.. They kinda over do it.. Keeping it too secretive is not the key tbh

[@kingarklingar]

I think 1 year of nothing is too much. Maybe they could have given 3 screens even. Would make a lot of people's days. Imagine having the power to make so many peoples days better by just releasing some pictures and not doing it...

[@CptnNuts]

@@kingarklingardoesn’t even need to be screenshots, even some artwork would be great lol

[@RadArgie]

Ok, I'm here for the Deadpool 4 O'clock.

[@DerpHacks]

i hope everyone knows, all of this is exactly why rockstar waited for long to release a 2nd trailer. game has been anticipated for about 10 years, they announce the game officially then say nothing so the hype just brews more and more. gonna break so many records ups on release. will probably crash some servers, especially when online releases a few weeks after the game is out

[@docksidegames8861]

I’m over here playing OG GTA Vice city

[@thehoopman88]

i will be soon mate ..can't wait ..then san andreas and gta iv 😁

[@alistairmscott]

I've recently replayed Vice City and San Andreas on my original PS2. Currently replying GTA IV on my laptop after finding it on Steam for a fiver. 1440 at 60 FPS. Gonna be hard to go back to it on PS3 now!

[@ROJO-B-71]

I always play old school GTAs and rockstars games in general most days I live for the nostalgia of a better world

[@thefallenvalley4340]

GTA 6 being 17% and Silksong being 11%? Who is participating in these? GTA 6 is lightyears away "hype train" wise from these games.

[@Jza-GZa40k]

GTA6 has been a hype train ever since it was talked about,It’s bigger than any other game by 10x

[@42doodoochips]

It’s simply an understatement that GTA6 is quite literally the most anticipated game of ALL TIME. People were talking about it right after GTA 5 came out.

[@iggythakid6997]

You realize people have been wanting gta 6 since 2015 and bare minimum 2014. GTA would’ve been the number one played game of all time had it not been for Minecraft and Tetris. I’m not sugarcoating or glazing rockstar but their world simulation and physics is always top notch. Anytime they make a game it’s always very apparent that it’s more than just the same engine with just a few added mechanics/asset swaps. It’s always improved tenfold.

[@RSAgility]

You ever get the feeling a game or movie will be "not that good" based on its title alone? Its weird when you're right. I always wait a month after release, most casuals gone, more chill veteran players teaching you the game, fixed gameplay and bugs etc.. Its better to wait, not that much but if you know what you're getting, you'll pre order, if we are getting a Red Dead Redemption 2 type of game but in Vice City we know what to expect animations wise, but gameplay wise? too sus with how microtransaction design killed RDO. 😂

[@iggythakid6997]

@ yes and no. GTA online’s micro transactions killed RDR Online. RDR Online barely made it out of beta phase. Right after “beta” ended it got like one or 2 good updates and then they prioritized gta online.

[@spittingame4241]

Different systems have different names but what I'm using is, you put your assets in a collection and then use that collection as a module and set it up as a node system. After that, there's some coding involved where you tell the system to put your assets in certain places. For example: You can set the value (percentages) of football hooligans to only show up at the stadium. Normal fans at 10%. Families at 5% (I'm American so you will know better about football hooligans). You could reverse these percentages at family outings. If you feel that there are too many football hooligans at the family outing, you could change the percentage to 1%. As far as the different body types and characters that will be populating the streets, it is Rockstar's "elaborate" character creator. The reason why I put "elaborate" in quotation marks is because, this is nothing new in game development because these systems have been around for a couple of years but actually implementing this in games is new. This is all procedural generation. You could do the same thing for clothes and buildings. That's why it sounds ridiculous that Rockstar put a patent on this because it almost sounds like they're preventing people from doing something that you could already do at home.

[@youngknight5589]

I could be wrong but even the procedural generation element doesnt feel entirely new thars why like you im suprised if this patent got approved at the same time the office approves alot of things that shouldnt have been with software

[@antwanpowell-gk1zq]

Hurry up Rockstar

[@EnterTheSoundscape]

Love the show guys. Been tuned in since GTA V's first screenshots in 2012, KEEP EM COMING.

[@kingwavyyt7395]

We got about 30 or more episodes left

[@DeanPlays]

I agree with you about the deadpool and wolverine comment!

[@DrModGTA]

Loving this guy's! Congratulations for your milestone next week

[@GTAVI-oclock]

Thanks! See you next week!

[@dutchvanderlinde8619]

Love the show man, haven’t watched this ep yet but can already tell it’s going to be a good one 👍

[@CHARIF_Omar]

It's stupid to even analyze what that guy said, obviously what they are cooking is mind blowing, RDR2 impresses me every time just looking at birds and animal ecosystem, doupt we'll be getting anything this year, heard playstation is preparing a showcase soon so i guess if sony really has the marketing rights which apparently it's pretty much confirmed at this point, we might get trailer 2, which is very unlikely anyways but not completely impossible

[@yungcreez]

Great episode as always! December will be interesting indeed.

[@hailstorm_11]

I can easily see a possibility for a random, unannounced Trailer 2 drop. I don’t see how it would be “less successful” or “upsetting” for that to happen. It would be a wild surprise that would catch internet fire and give us what we’ve been waiting for regardless.

[@alistairmscott]

I'm so bored of waiting for new info I decided to count the moving vehicles on the bridge in the trailer at 0.36 seconds. There are exactly 100.

[@Cbart23]

Grand Theft Automobiles VI

[@ravirosmarys301]

Hahaha cute comment

[@AmaniLeeTV]

Bring me in on the GTA Radio Station your going to be on

[@windowfries]

43:29 🎶O O O, O'Reilly! O'Reilly Auto Parts! Yeah!🎶

[@Qiuvox]

We got the GTA 6 most anticipated game before GTA 6

[@Honkly]

I can't wait for episode 52, a trailer 2 analysis would be so cool

[@GTAVI-oclock]

It would be very cool. Looking slightly less likely now, but we'll see.

[@tristanlamarque1043]

I really hope that we’ll be able to buy houses/properties in the game and possibly customize them to our liking, or maybe even use them to make money somehow

[@ryanuttley187]

Genuine question, how do you patent something in legal and specific terms when you don't want the public to know about it? Or how do you generalise in a patent? Here we are speculating on the terms of the patent

[@fenn_fren]

It makes sense that the only game that would be able to out-hype Silksong would be GTA VI.

[@frontdesk-rv2ms]

Finally someone with facts !!! Not like MR Boss FTW 😂😂😂😂😂

[@deetsitmeisterjd]

"GTA6 will change the world of media and the way we view entertainment forever, it may be the single greatest achievement by man ever conceived" That's the top end of hyperbole 🤣

[@rwwilson21]

What this system does is it goes by a set of instructions and generates the environment on its own for example: Dynamic Rules for a Nightclub Rules for the Number of People 8 PM: Moderate crowd (~50 people); most NPCs are seated or mingling. 2 AM: Large crowd (~200 people); the dance floor is full, with a mix of appearances. 5 AM: Sparse crowd (~10-15 people); most NPCs are tired, drunk and/ or loitering. Rules for the Interior of the Club 8 PM: Cleanliness: Clean, polished floors, neatly arranged furniture. Lighting: Soft and regular lighting. Music: Low-volume background lounge music. Food: Full menu available with light snacks and dinner options. Staff: 1 DJ playing mellow tracks. 2 bouncers at the entrance. 3 servers actively taking food and drink orders. 2 AM: Cleanliness: Cluttered, with spilled drinks and used napkins visible. Lighting: Intense, flashy retro lighting, neon highlights on the dance floor. Music: High-volume electronic dance music (EDM). Food: Limited menu with bar snacks like fries, sliders, and finger foods. Staff: 1 energetic DJ hyping the crowd and occasionally interacting with patrons. 4 bouncers managing a large queue outside and intervening inside as needed. 6 servers focused on drink orders and clearing tables. 5 AM: Cleanliness: Dirty, with visible trash, overturned chairs, and sticky floors. Lighting: Dim lighting, with only essential lights on for safety. Music: No music; just ambient sounds of cleaning staff and sparse conversation. Food: Kitchen closed, with only pre-packaged snacks available. Staff: No DJ. 2 bouncers wrapping up security. 1 server helping with cleanup alongside a cleaning crew. Rules for the Appearance of People 8 PM: Demographics: Casual crowd, dressed in smart-casual attire. Behavior: Socializing, seated, or lightly dancing. Appearance Mix: Balanced mix of slim, average, and attractive individuals, wearing neutral or semi-formal clothing. Styling: Subtle makeup and modest accessories for women; neat hairstyles for men. 2 AM: Demographics: Partygoers, diverse energy levels, and styles. Behavior: Intense dancing, loud talking, or occasional arguments. Appearance Mix: A varied group with slim, chubby, stylish, and casual appearances. Some patrons may appear heavily styled, with bold makeup, flashy outfits, and vibrant accessories. Styling: Neon-themed or club-inspired looks, including bold hair colors, flashy jewelry, and extravagant footwear. 5 AM: Demographics: Stragglers or staff, mostly tired and casual. Behavior: Idle, leaning on furniture, or leaving the club. Appearance Mix: A few tired NPCs with casual, disheveled clothing. Styling: Minimal effort in looks-messed-up hair, faded makeup, and casual shoes dominate. With these rules/instructions in play the system could generate an in-game night club environment similar to this: At 8 PM, the club exudes a calm and polished ambiance, with clean, polished floors and neatly arranged furniture that invites comfort and sociability. The lighting is soft and warm, creating a cozy yet sophisticated vibe. Around 50 NPCs, dressed in smart-casual attire, fill the space. Most are seated at tables or mingling in small groups, engaged in light conversation or quietly enjoying the low-volume lounge music played by a DJ stationed in the corner. Servers glide efficiently between tables, delivering orders from a full menu that includes snacks and dinner options. Two bouncers manage the light flow of arrivals, ensuring the club feels secure yet relaxed. By 2 AM, the nightclub has transformed into a high-energy hotspot. The once-clean floors are now scattered with spilled drinks and used napkins, a testament to the ongoing party. Neon-colored retro lighting pulsates in rhythm with high-volume electronic dance music, casting vibrant hues across the crowded dance floor. Approximately 200 NPCs pack the club, showcasing a mix of appearances and styles, from bold makeup and flashy outfits to casual yet energetic looks. The DJ is fully engaged with the crowd, hyping them up and keeping the energy alive. Six servers rush between tables, clearing glasses and delivering bar snacks like fries and sliders, while four bouncers manage the bustling queue outside and keep the inside in check, ensuring the revelry remains under control. As the clock strikes 5 AM, the nightclub takes on a much quieter, subdued appearance. The floors are sticky and littered with trash, and overturned chairs signal the aftermath of a long night. The lighting is dim, with only essential fixtures casting faint glows over the remaining space. The once-thriving crowd has dwindled to a sparse group of about 10-15 tired drunk NPCs, some leaning against furniture while others prepare to leave. The DJ booth is empty, with no music playing-only the faint sounds of cleaning staff and muffled conversations fill the air. The kitchen is closed, and only pre-packaged snacks are available. Two bouncers remain on duty, overseeing the final moments of the night, while one server helps with cleanup, contributing to the gradual closure of the space. The nightclub's transition across the evening reflects its dynamic evolution, creating a lifelike and immersive experience. **In the past, developers had to handle all these tasks manually, meticulously designing every detail and scripting behaviors for the nightclub environment. Now, all they need to do is input a set of rules or instructions, and the system automatically generates the nightclub environment based on those parameters. This same approach can be applied to every aspect of the game, making development more efficient and scalable.

[@musicremixes847]

trailer 2 is coming dec between 16-17-18

[@charliezobel511]

It's Wednesday 👊🏻 36:10 when I look out of our bedroom window, all the fields are far as the eye can see belong to Sir James Dyson’s farming company Beeswax. And to concur with what you said, he has done a lot for the local community.

[@DlK69]

34:36 It's far from "almost impossible" to have enough of a changing effect on your surroundings. The implementation of Samuel Edward konkin the 3rds theories did pretty much that with a really run down part of Washington dc.

[@Ben-SIG]

Are they going to take back the award for most anticipated game of 2025 when it doesn’t come out in 2025? 😂😂

[@GTAVI-oclock]

Maybe they'll just win it again next year

[@PolarisCastillo]

"Most Wanted" is very appropriate for a game with a Wanted level star system

[@jamaritruitt7051]

I understand what you guys are saying and the situation your in not wanting to criticize rockstar too heavily as to not damage your relationship with them but to say the fans are being unreasonable with wanting more information is a bit ridiculous for a few reasons. One there’s been a decade plus since the last gta game and gta 5/online is a relic made for last gen hardware and is just a cash grab atp no love or care in it anymore. (Not even mentioning what they did to RDR2 online RIP 🙏🏽 ) They canceled the single player dlc THAT THEY PROMISED US so they can get more money out of us via online which is scummy and greedy and shows a lack of care in the fans time and money. They gave us a trailer a year ago and now have gone completely dark with information and expect us to not wonder or be curious as to what’s going on. ( like why give us the trailer in the first place other than to show investors that the projections for fiscal 2025 is accurate via the numbers and engagement ) Being the fans and consumers, outside of the developers who bring the game to life, we are the reason this game has reached the heights that it has and will be the reason for R.star’s success going forward. I don’t think it’s unreasonable to expect some small tidbit of information a screenshot, a post, an article, idk just seems like they don’t care about us until it’s time to make money.

[@thebluebirch]

Great show guys, I'm still hoping to get a trailer this year🤞,although there cutting it fine

[@1_known_]

Are you guys leaving the podcast after the game comes out?

[@GTAVI-oclock]

No. We'll keep going for a while after like we did with 5 O'clock. All depends on how many people still want to listen .

[@obadiahbrown9103]

I know this is probably a reach. But just imagine R* drops Trailer 2 on Dec 31st😭💀I mean that is on a Tuesday and with how quiet they’ve been this year, it’s honestly possible. Plus it would be such a troll thing to do. Give their community absolutely nothing all year just to drop something the literal last day of the year🥲

[@PaxBisonica89]

Honestly, i wouldn't rule it out.

[@thehoopman88]

wont they still be on their christmas holidays ?

[@romaine3642]

It will be amazing if we get it Christmas Eve

[@anony88]

I have zero expectation of a trailer until March or April at least. If something comes next week or in January, cool, but my hopes aren't up whatsoever. I think a trailer in a week or two is possible but theres no expectation.

[@Harveyspecter227]

Same, I think 2024 is cooked

[@seanfk]

After listening to this, trailer coming in december for sure, haha.

[@rwwilson21]

I thought about what they said about how the player's actions could change that part of the city. I wanted to explain on a basic level how the system could generate the environment dynamically: Using this data-driven approach, the rules for environmental changes, such as increasing crime levels or improving infrastructure, are stored separately in external data blocks. These rules are not hardcoded into the game engine, allowing the system to process inputs like 'player committed a crime' and apply corresponding changes automatically. For example, the system might reference a rule or rules that increase the crime rate, reduce the population, and degrade store quality. The system reads these rules from the data blocks and translates them into actionable changes, such as adding graffiti, spawning criminal NPCs, or visually altering buildings-without requiring developers to manually redesign the area. Hope this helps...

[@GTAVI-oclock]

This is great!

[@rwwilson21]

@@GTAVI-oclock IKR. and if you think about their new system for player/NPCs, System and method for virtual character locomotion, is very similar to this system but just for character animation. Both the environmental and character animation systems share a modular, data-driven approach that separates rules and behaviors from the core game logic, enabling dynamic and flexible updates. In both systems, external data blocks define the underlying rules-whether for environmental changes, such as increasing crime levels or improving infrastructure, or for character animations, like transitioning between gaits or responding to injury. This separation allows the systems to remain agnostic to specific use cases, ensuring scalability and adaptability without altering the core engine. Both systems dynamically respond to external stimuli; for example, the environmental system adapts virtual spaces based on player actions (e.g., committing a crime), while the animation system adjusts character movements based on state changes (e.g., carrying an object). Furthermore, they both apply procedural modifications to enhance realism, with the environmental system updating assets in the virtual world and the animation system sequencing and transitioning motions to ensure natural, fluid character behavior. These shared principles make the systems efficient and highly adaptable to their respective domains. In the character animation example, the animation system uses external data blocks and predefined rules to adjust the character's movements based on environmental and character-specific states. For instance, as the character encounters deep snow or becomes injured, the system seamlessly transitions between motion types like "normal walk," "snow walk," and "injured walk," ensuring the animations reflect the changing circumstances realistically. These transitions are driven by inputs like environmental depth and character health, which the system processes to determine the appropriate animations dynamically. Similarly, in the s example, external data blocks define rules for environmental changes, such as increased crime reducing population and degrading store quality. These rules trigger procedural updates in the virtual world, such as spawning graffiti, adding criminal NPCs, or visually altering buildings. The system processes inputs like "player committed a crime" to reference relevant rules and apply changes, adapting the environment to reflect the consequences without requiring manual redesigns by developers. Both systems share a core principle: they dynamically respond to stimuli (player actions or game conditions) by referencing external rules to produce procedural changes-be it transitioning between animation states or altering environmental elements. This modularity ensures that both systems can scale efficiently, remain adaptable to various scenarios, and enhance the game's realism by automatically reflecting the consequences of actions or conditions in their respective domains.

[@rwwilson21]

@@GTAVI-oclock If Rockstar is using these two systems simultaneously in the development of GTA VI, imagine how dynamic a strip club or night club could look every time the player revisits. The environmental system would apply different rules and tags to create unique scenarios. Here’s an example based on my earlier other comment, slightly adjusted: Location: Night Club (rule) Name: Midnight Pulse (rule) Day of the week: Saturday (rule) Time of day: 2 a.m. (rule) Population density: 300-600 (rule) Character characteristics: (tags) Location characteristics: (tags) Object characteristics: (tags) Food characteristics: (tags) Song genre: (tags) Using these rules and tags, the system could dynamically generate a scenario like this: The dance floor at Midnight Pulse comes alive as the clock strikes 2 AM, the energy palpable in the tightly packed space of 500 revelers. Faces reflect diverse characteristics, from angular to oval shapes, eyes glowing in hues of green, hazel, and brown under the neon lights. High cheekbones and dimples are illuminated by rotating spotlights, while tattoos and freckles add unique flair to individuals moving to the rhythm. The crowd’s outfits range from trendy neon patterns to monochromatic ensembles with bold accessories, paired with heeled boots or reflective sneakers. A fog machine hisses softly, releasing mist in sync with the DJ's bass-heavy house beats, while a disco ball spins slowly, scattering fragmented light over sticky floors. The atmosphere buzzes with celebratory energy as bartenders pour colorful liqueurs into sparkling, smudged glasses at a bar adorned with flickering neon signage. Nearby, mismatched lounge sofas sag under clusters of partygoers chatting amidst faint cigarette burns on fabric. As the music shifts to a rhythmic chillwave interlude, the dynamic crowd adjusts, some swaying while others retreat to the shadowy VIP area for a quieter moment. The new animation system will then use this environment for the NPC(s) On the blackboard, an NPC’s state might look something like this: Mood: Happy Personality: Extroverted Temperament: Optimistic Relationship status: single The system would then select motions corresponding to these characteristics to create an animation such as: A self-assured male NPC strides over to the club's bar, where a stunning female NPC sits alone, exuding an air of quiet intrigue. Flashing a charming grin, he slides onto the stool beside her and, with a playful tilt of his head...

[@brandoncrutchfield2258]

Honestly, I know its a bit peseimistic but it's been hard to expect another trailer this year. I've said this a couple times now to some people, but this is Rockstar we're dealing with. They are very secretive, I'd love to get another trailer this year seeing as how it's been almost a year. But I something tells me we won't get anything until late spring or early summer, and if the game still is coming by fall 2025 then by that point it'll only be just a few more months to wait. If I'm wrong, I'll eat a piece of everyone's shoe in this comment section lol.

[@JohnDoe-iv8qp]

Ok now I’m convinced - late spring ir early fall 2026

[@BlazingAnubis]

In regard to the patent portion speaking of object tags to slowly build up from poor to more luxury items: given the trailers high focus on social media, it could be a popularity thing. For instance, if you make a viral video or something similar, more people may want to come into the area,which in turn boosts the economy in that area helping restaurants and other stores to improve over time. So while you as the player do not directly make the money required for the changes, your popularity influences that area.

[@AtomikZer0]

Regarding the patent that mentioned changing the environment, I was thinking it could either refer to GTA online or that the story could possibly have a similar time skip as Red Dead 2. I feel that the tag system patent for NPCs could play into that as well similarly, where you see the same characters years later, but now the character has the 'old' tag, and visually looks older.

[@90srapfan37]

I will say this. 12 month waits between trailers isn’t uncommon especially since we got it with GTA V, but I think the difference is with that game between the 2 trailers we got some screenshots at least. Even RDR2 did between the trailers.

[@fyvefouroh]

It can get fairly cold in north Florida during the winter, though not as cold as a lot of other places lol

[@ilovewhatido]

Rockstar’s lack of information for GTA VI is ridiculous. Let’s not sit here and make excuses for them.

[@AlanShore97]

Re R* trailers only showing the first hour or two of the game, that is provable nonsense. For both GTA 5 & RDR2 R* included stuff from the final missions in trailers. It’s entirely possible the Lucia scene in Trailer 1 is the very end where she says “Bad luck I guess” cut to black, roll credits. That’s unlikely, however, because R* usually relocates characters & changes costumes in the trailer, eg in GTA 5 trailer 2 Trevor’s therapist line is from the final mission but relocated from the cliff in Chumash to the FIB lot in East LS.

[@thestrangeman069]

How many episodes can be made about a 90 second trailer that came out almost a year ago?

[@PaxBisonica89]

About 90 i reckon

[@thestrangeman069]

@ that’s 89 too many

[@GTAVI-oclock]

About 50 so far

[@jippee1]

Hey DD and JJ it would be cool to revisit the ideas of the patent once gta 6 is released to see how they implemented it vs how you imagine it. cheers for great discussion!

[@GTAVI-oclock]

For sure, there's so much to revisit once the game is out

[@Luke_Crmwl123]

Can’t wait for gta6

[@manco_ruben]

I come from the future, and unfortunately, we got nothing on Friday the 29th... Now, being serious, not getting anything today really threw me off 😂. I'm really starting to think we might not get a trailer this year. I can only hope for some kind of update-maybe some screenshots-but I can't believe we might not get anything at all for an entire year, that's certainly not what I expected 12 months ago...

[@GTAVI-oclock]

Here's hoping for something out-of-the-blue next week

[@dusanrodic138]

I wouldn't be surprised if some crazy fan, after award given, kidnaped this individual and tortured him to tell him everything about Gta6.

[@Heisenberg0327]

An hour show lets goooo!!

[@deloford]

How can they patent basic game design?

[@thewhitewolf58]

Rockstar is one of the few companies that I would respect to do procedurally generated content. Also knowing they would made make all the assets for story and side missions. Then use procedurally generation npcs and interiors to fill the world.

[@phillyrocker88]

@30:00 when talking about disguises & wanted level; GTAV did have a system when robbing a store with a mask and then removing the mask would infact lower your wanted level.

[@Mrgtaman533]

There is that rumored PS showcase on the 3rd so if that does happen that day might not work unless they have a deal with Sony

[@Manderson12]

Is Hollie Bennett from PlayStation Access?

[@EJayNine]

If they just drop the trailer out of nowhere the entire world will shut down for 5 minutes while everyone stops working and scrambles to their PC/Phone. If anyone could pull it off, it's R*. That would be such a mic drop moment... "Yeah didn't leak this one! PEACE!"

[@Moodycage]

Trailer 2 is coming in 2025 and more info

[@MS-sc5jx]

In Fifa 11 (not sure) in player career mode you could add your real life picture unto the game and the game would made your player look like you. Never tried it though. I wonder if this will be an option in gta 6 online because in gta 5 online 90% of the players have exactly the same face.

[@MatGeeZ]

It's going to be so much fun trying to confuse the algorithm.

[@LouSassol69er]

17% is criminal for one of the biggest games of the generation. What the hell even is Silksong?

[@EyeCu2025]

Mind blowing? JFK GTA 6 confirmed

[@AreteG]

What would GTA 5 O'clock be called in the GTA universe. Lol

[@ryanhodgson5979]

If the story is good i think it will get a 10/10

[@cat2830]

ALL OR NOTHING 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Jza-GZa40k]

I find it so funny how there’s people saying “gta6 will be woke”,Yeah because a woke game definitely has jiggle physics and guns/Boobs and asses on screen with pretty woman everywhere,Instantly deletes that conversation ! 😂 Not to forget that GTA is a satire of every generation and era,Todays age is VERY different,So it represents todays craziness,Also the same guys still work at Rockstar who also worked on GTA4 and Red Dead games.

[@derpeth2101]

lmao what are you talking about? Why do you think boobs and guns are not "woke"? Completely nonsensical.

[@Jza-GZa40k]

@@derpeth2101 “Woke” games don’t have any of it,They definitely wouldn’t allow sexualisation of woman and stripclubs 👍🏼

[@derpeth2101]

@@Jza-GZa40k Why not lmao? You seem confused. It's the conservatives that whine about stuff like that, not progressives.

[@Jza-GZa40k]

@@derpeth2101 Sure,Buts it’s a running trend that is truly pathetic,Gta fans know it’s not true,And if you heard the stuff that came out about GTA5 and Red Dead,They also were not true.Rockstar don’t fold over to the left,Many times.

[@axps4964]

​​​@@derpeth2101yeah it is weird. Progressives are always about sexual empowerment of women and sexual representation of any group in media, now conservatives are sex positive😂😂😂 Just like the illusion that conservatives care about kids more than progressives but also conservatives are tend to be against free school lunch😅😅😅

[@LeeJayAnimation]

To touch on the subject of trailers showing too much, that seems to happen a lot recently. There was a bit of controversy over Kingdom Hearts 3 when it came out because the trailers ended up giving away much of the story, along with big portions of the final act. It's easy to want more when we're in a drought, but ultimately I'd rather have this over getting too much information that could spoil my enjoyment of the game.

[@marko6947]

Playing the last Saints Row right now. The game is fun. Will miss Volition studio.

[@j-dawg4774]

Ghost of Yotei 10% is a joke 😂

[@aitchtwoowaters8472]

25:00 is a bit of an episode filler. Yeah, the beach will have NPCs with beach clothing tags. Smh.

[@gegebel2775]

There won't be a trailer 2 this year. Just a few screenshots :D

[@thehoopman88]

i reckon so tbh a christmas eve gift like gta v in 2012

[@coreycasciano3255]

Im fine with that 🤷‍♂️

[@TakaChan569]

Remember folks company's make patent's all the time they never use, so don't expect all if any of this stuff to be in gta 6 not all ideas work out in reality as they do on paper.

[@CHARIF_Omar]

A lot of procedural technology i hear, i guess this is the future to cut the time consuming aspects about development and optimization

[@4creilly128]

No youre wrong, it relates to proceduraly generated interiors you cant choose bedside cabinets

[@EJayNine]

You miss the Pattent about filling up virtual cars with petrol! Just kidding.

[@GTAVI-oclock]

Haha. That debate will rumble on.

[@JackeyBoyyy]

this gives me doubts about a delay

[@thenorseguy2495]

1:26 I’m a fellow fiftyoner. I’ve been watching most of these episodes. But that actually also my age

[@GTAVI-oclock]

Thanks for being part of the journey with us!

[@thenorseguy2495]

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[@musicremixes847]

are yall going to actually dig and find something new about this game we watch you to get info on the game

[@GTAVI-oclock]

We'll keep trying. More interviews are planned which hopefully will help.

[@thejimd]

I'm really disappointed in the 83% of gamers who chose the wrong "Most wanted" game. Just shameful!

[@LouSassol69er]

I know, Silksong and Ghost of Yotei both around 10%... What were they thinking?

[@Immortal-Chris]

12 months though.Come on that's way too long You're right.I would take screenshots right.Anything name brands of stuff?That's gonna be in the game

[@ToriksLV]

No trailer this year. Someone made a good point that with previous titles Rockstar released trailer 6 months before initial release and before the delay so since fall 2025 is already confirmed then i guess we wont get anything till spring

[@thecorona1784]

Gentrification is very bad, these guys talk as if its a good thing. The people who live in these bad areas dont want it to better in the way of Gentrification, because all that means is prices rise and all of the people and communities who lived in that area are forced out so that the younger generation with some money can move in.

[@theviperman1947]

Dont buy GTA 6. Wait until after it releases and is reviewed.

[@youngknight5589]

I would be excited but I’m not a fan of companies patenting game mechanics. I know its a common practice but it makes things a-lot harder for developers to experiment and iterate. Especially with the Palworld v Nintendo lawsuit its hard for me to get excited. Also be careful what you show developers with these patents what this stuff cause that puts them at risk from what I understand

[@unbearifiedbear1885]

You can't patent an outcome; only a process It doesn't stop others doing it, it just mean's they can't do it *the same way*

[@youngknight5589]

@ the problem with software patents in general is the process is generic when you talk to devs in the tech field compared to copyright which protects the implementation of the process. And even if its not 1:1 that doesn’t stop companies from filing a lawsuit to scare smaller devs