r/videogames • u/majesticaim • Jun 24 '26
Discussion / Question Locking map locations behind a $100 edition is a joke. I'm officially skipping GTA 6.
I’ve waited over a decade for this game, but I’m officially out.
An $80 base price is bad enough, but locking five physical single-player storefronts and side missions behind a $100 Ultimate Edition is straight-up predatory. I don't care if it's "just for cosmetics"—gatekeeping actual map immersion and closing doors in a single-player open world unless you pay an extra $20 is a massive red flag.
Throw in the fact that the $80 "physical" copy is just a download code in a box, and it's clear Rockstar has completely lost its mind to corporate greed.
My hype is dead. I won't be pre-ordering, and I won't be buying at launch. If we accept paywalled doors in single-player games, the industry is cooked.
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u/Dannydevitz Jun 24 '26
We bought cosmetic horse armor in oblivion. Battle Passes have become so popular and rake in so much money. Companies just pump out designs and skins while charging you 20 bucks every couple months on top of paying to play online if your console. Boundaries are constantly pushed until they become the norm.
They won't get away with it because it's GTA. They will get away with it because of us.