The recent leak of GTA 5’s source code has triggered uproar among devoted Grand Theft Auto enthusiasts.
The discovery revealed Rockstar’s decision to cancel eight story DLCs for GTA 5, leaving fans furious and planning a boycott of GTA Online.
Lost Opportunities and Disappointment
Among the trove of details found in the leaked source code were tantalizing prospects, including Bully 2, GTA Tokyo, Agent, and various GTA 5 story DLCs that never materialized. Files hinted at the return to Liberty City, the promise of a North Yankton expansion, and much more.
However, these exciting prospects never came to fruition, leading players to blame the thriving success of GTA Online’s live service model for their absence.
Looking Towards GTA 6: A Fear of Déjà Vu
With GTA 6’s anticipated release in 2025, fans are already planning to steer clear of its updated GTA Online version.
The fear of experiencing a repeat of the disappointing GTA 5 DLC situation is driving this decision.
Social Media Fallout: Blame Games and Vows to Boycott
Amidst the turmoil, single-player GTA fans on social media have pointed fingers at GTA Online players for the DLC cancellations.
Expressions of frustration and disappointment flooded platforms, as users pledged to boycott GTA 6’s online mode in retaliation for the scrapped DLCs.
The Future of GTA 6 Online: A Tense Standoff
As the hype for GTA 6 intensifies, the looming question is whether fans will stand by their decision to avoid the game’s online mode.
Meanwhile, speculation arises about Rockstar’s plans regarding story content for GTA 6, despite potential fan resistance.