ATA DBEST discusses the possibility of modded accounts in GTA 6 and why Rockstar is unlikely to allow it. He believes that when GTA 6 online first drops, there will be a massive influx of players trying to exploit the game, similar to the launch of GTA 5. He predicts that there could be at least 200 million players on GTA 6 at one time. However, he thinks that Rockstar will take a strict approach to modded accounts, as they have always been against money glitches and cheating in the game.
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Key Takeaways:
- Rockstar is unlikely to allow modded accounts in GTA 6 online.
- GTA 6 online launch could be similar to the chaotic launch of GTA 5.
- Rockstar may take a strict approach to prevent cheating and money glitches.
- There could be at least 200 million players on GTA 6 at one time.
The Possibility of Modded Accounts in GTA 6
ATA DBEST discusses the possibility of modded accounts in GTA 6 online. He believes that Rockstar will not allow modded accounts due to their past stance on cheating and money glitches in the game. He compares the launch of GTA 6 online to the launch of GTA 5, which was plagued with issues and congestion. However, he notes that the player base for GTA 6 may be even larger, potentially reaching 200 million players at one time.
Rockstar’s Stance on Cheating and Money Glitches
ATA DBEST highlights Rockstar’s history of combating cheating and money glitches in GTA Online. He mentions how Rockstar has nerfed certain features like the oppressors and implemented timers to deter exploiters. He also recalls the time when Rockstar took action against players using DNS codes to access modded servers in GTA 5. Based on these actions, ATA DBEST predicts that Rockstar will continue to be strict when it comes to modded accounts in GTA 6.
The Potential Challenges of GTA 6 Online Launch
ATA DBEST anticipates that the launch of GTA 6 online will face challenges similar to the launch of GTA 5. He expects a high volume of players trying to exploit the game, resulting in congested lobbies and connectivity issues. However, he speculates that the launch may be less chaotic compared to GTA 5 since it will only be available on two consoles initially (PS5 and Xbox Series X/S), without PC support.
