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GTA 6 Will Give You A New Way To Avoid Killing Cops And Civilians

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GTA 6 Will Give You A New Way To Avoid Killing Cops And Civilians

Alongside the major reveals showcased in the Grand Theft Auto 6 Netflix trailer earlier today, a brand-new mechanic for the franchise has been confirmed in an interview with the developers. Suppressive fire will make its series debut in the upcoming sequel, allowing players an option to try to avoid killing police and civilians in tight situations, such as when robbing stores, if the player chooses to do so.

According to Rob Nelson, head of development and co-studio head at Rockstar Games, in a new interview with Famitsu magazine in Japan, a number of new mechanics have been introduced to increase the dynamic nature of robberies and your criminal pursuits in the studio’s latest open-world game. During a question asking if there were methods other than stealing and flipping cars for cash to make money in the new game, Rob responded that you can also make money by robbing stores. However, if you’re seen entering the store with a visible gun on you, it’s possible an NPC may choose to call the police even before you commit your act.

After the police come to meet you, there are numerous ways to make your getaway, not all of which require you to go on a murder spree. “We have a new mechanic where you can control the direction of your gunfire,” explains Nelson. “Instead of shooting directly at the police, you can deliberately miss and fire your shots near to them instead, which may confuse or startle the opponent and allow you time to make your escape.


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