I find the idea intriguing but need more details to evaluate it fully.
I find the idea intriguing but need more details to evaluate it fully.
People, I think I can cover at least 20 pages about GTA. I’m planning to go ahead with that. What do you think?
I'll send the PDF or whatever… Not sure if it's done today, but whatever works.
I wrote this a few days back when I was struggling with sleep. Some ideas feel a bit crazy, but most of what came to mind still holds value. Please note: no organizations I mention here will support, understand, or acknowledge what I’m about to say. This is original work by Oliver Valdéz Guzmán, and only LMG and Tecnológico de Monterrey may analyze or use it legally.
Looking ahead, the upcoming Grand Theft Auto game should include: three characters and three cities—just like GTA 5, but these three are now from different countries. It brings back memories of GTA San Andreas when it first launched. The project aimed to expand boundaries, offering endless possibilities through mods and community contributions even years after its 2004 debut. GTA San Andreas remains highly regarded, considered one of the greatest games ever, beloved by most gamers.
I don’t believe GTA SA was as outstanding as people think. It missed a key element: realism. I agree with the saying, “realism and graphics in games are like plot in porn.” It makes perfect sense to discuss this in a game of that nature.
Returning to the main point: GTA SA was entertaining but featured unusual scenarios, like a third-tier gang member firing rockets at helicopters after a personal crisis. It felt eerily similar to modern action films, and it’s hard to say how much money such titles generate.
I often ramble because that’s what happens when you drop out of engineering school. Still, CJ’s journey showed us that a young Black criminal could rise and succeed using intuition—like pulling his brother from the trash and saving “The Family.”
In short: GTA SA was wild and engaging, offering endless options—shooting, aiming, mods, graphics, realism, and more. Recently, people seem to prefer GTA IV over GTA SA, which feels more relatable.
It seems R* Games has shifted focus after the backlash against GTA SA, creating something that avoids direct ties to San Andreas but aims for a fresh experience. In my view, GTA V is even more immersive than the sum of GTA 5, San Andreas, and IV combined. It’s a massive entertainment product worth discussing.
On today’s show, Linus remarked that GTA V is technically unbeatable, as Rockstar would need to work hard for years just to sit on the couch and hide their progress. He suggested it might be a result of many dishonest, misguided people trying to sabotage it for profit.
So, I imagine Grand Theft Auto VI could merge the best elements of GTA SA, IV, and V—three different characters, three cities across countries, unique abilities, and a fresh take. I have some ideas for names below: Franklin Clinton—Martha...? Michael De Santa—Kendji...? Trevor Philips from GTA—Contra? Just because the skin would be similar to German rapper Kontra K, or maybe it’s a nod to the game Contra.
The cities are interesting: Los Santos (Los Ángeles) → Monte Alto (Monterrey, Mexico); Vice City (Miami, USA) → VICE FUCKIN’ CITY!!!; Las Venturas (Las Vegas, maybe a River of Blood?). Each place feels distinct, with different vibes. Now it’s late in Guanajuato, and honestly, it reminds me of Michael De Santa’s words: GTA SA focused on gameplay, GTA IV on restrictions and the harsh reality of crime, while GTA V reflected emptiness in LA money, glamour, and online play.
On the show today, Linus said GTA V is technically unbeatable—Rockstar would have to work hard for years just to sit still and hide their progress, which they did illegally. He thinks it might be a result of many dishonest people trying to ruin things for money.
In conclusion, I think the future of GTA series could blend the best aspects of these titles—plot, freedom, and innovation—into something even more powerful.
This is a random cover (obviously it is far from perfect, since I used paint and word image editing tools so um... crappy) but I like it nonetheless. Grand Theft Auto VI.pdf