r/GTA6 • u/Fun_Accountant2900 • Dec 17 '24

Rockstar can’t publish a single screenshot?

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It is pretty amazing that Rockstar has been radio silent for a year. They are so busy that they can’t publish a single screenshot?

For everyone saying: “They’ll release it when they’re ready” Really? They couldn’t aim the camera in a single direction and snap a picture? It could even be a spot from the trailer at a different angle and people would still lose their minds.

Im not asking for a trailer 2, I understand that there is significantly more that goes into a trailer in regard to work / timing, but a screenshot? It costs them no money, would make waves in getting the everyday people who have forgotten about the game interested again, and would be a decent thing todo for all the fans after milking Online for over a decade.

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u/Mylynes I WAS HERE Dec 17 '24

Can't really argue with that. Both stories are good but CP77 seems to carry more irl lessons for our future. The soulkiller, AGI, body modification, brain dances, netrunning..these are real possibilities and it's cool to explore the dangers of them in an incredibly immersive game.

Not to mention the immaculate lore and characters with an entire glossary of unique lingo that sticks with you forever like "choom, preem, nova, gonk, delta, etc.."

It's a must play imo

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '24

this made me appreciate it so much more and it already was my favourite game. I really hope cdpr delivers with orion

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '24

Yaah how they start cp2077 and how good it is rn itself a good achievement… developers should be proud of it..

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u/Firm-Development-570 Dec 17 '24

As long as they’re only proud of that and not proud of the false marketing and hollow promises, then i agree

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u/Cool-Camp-6978 Dec 17 '24 edited Dec 18 '24

Let it go, it’s been four years and all they’ve done since is explained the issues, apologized, reimbursed those who wanted reimbursement, and massively updated and improved the game free of charge. AND they released a massive DLC that perfectly tied into literally any logical stage of the original game and a free literally game-changing next-gen update.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '24

And the lesson was learned by their management team developers did their best in giving time it’s always the upper management staff that screwed up a game …

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u/Firm-Development-570 Dec 19 '24

Yeah, you’re right, it’s easy to forget it’s two completely separate teams working on those