GTA 6 may be bringing back a great Red Dead Redemption 2 resource, but in an evolved and improved way. Red Dead Redemption 2 is one of the most impressive games of all time from the systems point of view. One of these systems involved locations that would grow and evolve in real time. In the course of the game, this happened on Valentine. And it looks like Rockstar Games can bring that concept back to GTA 6, but in the process, it will take the feature to the next level.
A newly emerged Take-Two Interactive patent from 2017 is circulating on the Grand Theft Auto community. For those who don’t know: Take-Two Interactive is the parent company of Rockstar Games, the creators of both GTA and redemption of the red dead. As for the patent, it naturally does not refer to a single specific game, but its content has led many to believe that it probably has something to do with the heavy-duty open-world games that Rockstar Games specializes in.
As mentioned, in Red Dead Redemption 2, the areas evolved throughout the game, but the player had no real impact on that. The new patent describes a system where the player has a major impact on the course of that development.
“As another example, an older run-down neighborhood could be created by populating it with a greater proportion of assets marked ‘old’, ‘worn out’, ‘rusty’, ‘cheap’ etc.”, says the patent. ” game in which the player is trying to improve the city in which he lives, as the player performs well in the game, the game engine can slowly replace the objects marked as described above with objects marked ‘new’, ‘sophisticated’ ‘hipster , ” renewed ‘etc. to indicate that the neighborhood is improving. “
Again, there is no way of knowing if this patent is related to GTA 6 and even if it is, who knows what will come of it. That said, despite this uncertainty, Grand Theft Auto excited fans.
Now see this excerpt from a 2017 Rockstar Games patent.
It looks like we can “improve” the neighborhood in the game, and that will change them to be gentrified.
Holy shit. pic.twitter.com/gRcT5nhCoR– Big Jim Colosimo (@chi_colossimo) January 16, 2021
At the time of publication, Take-Two Interactive did not comment on the above patent in any way, nor the speculations it created. If that changes, we’ll be sure to update the story with what is provided.