GTA 6 has been the center of attention for a while now for its impressive graphics and gameplay. However, there seems to be growing interest in the game’s much-anticipated online feature. The popularity of GTA 5’s online mode and the ever-increasing growth of GTA Online RP servers has surprised fans, leading to a higher demand for maximum support and features in the potential GTA 6 online game. While the game’s heists and progression system kept the players hooked, they started wanting new experiences.
Through this, many RP servers came into existence in which the classic gameplay significantly transformed, as reported by GameRant. Many fans believe that Rockstar Games might build on the success of RP servers in GTA 6, which has the potential to maximize the multiplayer element. This sounds quite appealing to the current RP community as well as console players looking for a highly immersive alternative.
While the existing RP experience in GTA Online is quite extraordinary, the possibility of the mode in GTA 6 does hype us up. Speculations regarding the several main locations that GTA 6 will feature, including Vice City, tease a diverse and expansive multiplayer setting. This is an opening for Rockstar Games to welcome the popular RP culture with open arms. HT Tech reported that the studio might think about partnering with trailblazers like NoPixel to maintain GTA RP’s authenticity.
This would ensure a smooth shift from the community-driven RP experience to a mode that’s officially supported by the developers. The possibility of introducing different characters and progression systems is an impressive prospect since players might have access to various job opportunities and RP scenarios. While the chaos and mayhem in the GTA Online gameplay are necessary, the addition of an official RP mode in GTA 6 would be received positively.
What happens to GTA Online once GTA 6 launches?
Rockstar Games has to protect both GTA 6 and especially GTA Online since it’s an ever-expanding game. Rockstar hasn’t officially revealed anything, meaning there’s a very small chance that GTA Online will be deleted once GTA 6 launches in 2025. The company can’t shift GTA Online’s entire database and force players to begin anew simply due to the arrival of a new game.
Rockstar Games also cannot develop a sequel for GTA Online, considering how intricate as well as complicated the game is and how players might lose their progress. However, the studio can make GTA 6 in such a way that it complements GTA Online or vice versa. Unfortunately, the studio hasn’t said much about GTA 6 or its online mode, so these are only speculations and theories and shouldn’t be taken seriously.
GTA 6 is set to launch in 2025 on Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5.
