GTA VI’s Most Exciting Feature Is Its Female Protagonist
GTA VI, despite not being fully revealed yet, is already one the most anticipated games ever. GTA VI is arguably the most successful and popular game of all time. A follow-up will likely surpass every expectation. According to a recent Bloomberg report, GTA VI’s setup and premise sound incredibly promising.
Bloomberg and Jason Schreier report that GTA VI will take place in a modern version of Vice City. The surrounding area is inspired by Miami. This is a great opportunity, considering Vice City is one of the most iconic locations in GTA history. Rockstar will also be giving GTA its first female protagonist, something that has been long overdue.
GTA VI’s female protagonist is the first female protagonist to be a real character. GTA 2 and GTA 1 for the Game Boy had women playable characters. However, the protagonists of both GTA 2 and GTA 3 for the Game Boy didn’t have any personality. Although there wasn’t any difference in functionality between choosing male or female avatars for the Game Boy, it was a technicality.
GTA Online players will be aware that they can also play as female avatars. They don’t have voices, but they are reactive and emotive during cutscenes. This allows them to develop a personality. You can also customize your GTA Online avatar to reflect your personality. GTA VI’s female protagonist may not be the first in GTA history, but it will be the first time that they have their own voice, their motivations and their own personality.
According to the report, GTA VI will have a Latina protagonist. The two characters will be part of a playable couple. Although the Bonnie and Clyde tale is one of the most famous crime stories ever told, it’s difficult to imagine games that have used this dynamic to tell stories before. GTA VI will feel fresh because of that.
The real highlight of the news is that GTA VI will feature a female protagonist. This is going to make GTA more interesting, despite what the chuds (specifically those who furiously posted misogynistic nonsense about the report) think. This development was long overdue.
