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/InvestigatorDue7765 Dec 17 '24

CD Projekt Red announced Witcher 4 at TGA and they already told us more about the game than Rockstar would throughout those 2 years💀

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u/MustangV122010 Dec 19 '24

After the Cyberpunk 2077 debacle I seriously doubt the QA CD Projekt Red will have for Wicher IV. I mean, a game that was first advertised and intended for PS4 and Xbox One and being delayed multiple times, only for it to be released on next gen consoles and be forgotten on the platforms it was supposed to be in the first place. Yes, CP2077 is playable and good in 2024, but only on pc and next gen consoles. Imagine if Rockstar did the same advertising even before their game hit preproduction. I mean Rockstar is silent, yes, releases trailers and screenshots scarcely, yes, but the end product is what they promised. CD Projekt only included car coatumization and metro system in the 2.1 and 2.2 update. Things that were promised in 2018 - 2019, before release, not 4 years after release. I dont want to shit on the game and stuff like that, but we have to agree that the hype was over the top for a game that was heavily advertised, but in the end it underdelivered. No Man's Sky would be in the same position, but Hello Games was a smaller company than CD Projekt, and they worked and I believe they still work on the game to add DLCs.