GTA 6 State Weather and Natural Calamities Possible for Next Title

GTA 6 may be one of the most popular ideas that many fans have wanted to get done as soon as possible but as of the moment, it can only be defined as pure speculation. The rumors just keep coming-and they may be so strong that Rockstar Games might actually give into the fandom.

As reported by N4BB, the existing Rockstar Games title GTA V is undeniably successful for the time being especially as the updates consistently surface. The patience of the franchise's fans will surely be tested as the probable closest thing to happening for GTA 6 may turn up by 2019 at the earliest and even such detail is still an uncertainty.

Delivered by Master Herald, for now, all that fans have been doing are guessing what the upcoming title will probably offer, based on what the past expansions have given and may have failed to do. For GTA 6, one interesting rumor that fans have come to would be the inclusion of weather or climate related missions and trials, such as blizzard obstructions and perhaps even earthquake feats. Natural disasters such as tornadoes or storms will prove most amusing to fans of the series for the particular installment.

According to Vine Report, GTA 6 has a handful of rumors that pertain to locations, maps and plots, one of which states the tendency of an intensely massive area with numerous cities that may not necessarily be within the United States. Because of this hoax and the aforementioned weather matter, some fans have concluded that there is a chance for the new title to actually take place in countries that stir calamities such as Texas for the twisters and possible beachside locations.

GTA 6 has been set aside many times by Rockstar Games, together with the idea that Red Dead Redemption 2 is already in the works. From the release date, all the way to the characters, all information heard about the sixth possible installment is to be taken as a grain of salt.

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