The closer it is to the release of "GTA6", the crazier fans become. Some fans are even breaking the moral and legal boundaries. Players who couldn't wait began to take action themselves in the most unreasonable ways. It was recently reported that a group of avid gaming video bloggers from Germany tried to illegally break into the Rockstar North headquarters building in Scotland, which is the main studio developing "GTA6".
The group of Germans deliberately booked a room in a luxury hotel in Edinburgh opposite the studio's offices, trying to sneak past the company's access control system and catch security guards off guard, hoping to "gain traffic" and leak exclusive content. However, their plan was not very thorough and was captured directly by security personnel. The company employees did not hesitate to call the police, thwarting the nonsense plan of this group of "information thieves".
The police who rushed to the scene confirmed that law enforcement officers had entered the complete identity information of this group of German "online tourists" into the suspect database, with only one purpose. If there is a leak at Rockstar in the future, the company will have the main contact information in advance that can be directly questioned. The smiling offenders even joked on their blog that they had received their first real-life "five-star wanted" from the police because of a video game.
Amid the ever-increasing craziness and the paranoid behavior of fanatical fans, one thing is clear: in the final stages of the development of "GTA6", Rockstar has entered the highest alert and will not relax in the slightest when it comes to corporate confidentiality. Currently, the release date originally scheduled for November 2026 on the Xbox Series X/S and PS5 platforms has not been postponed.