GTA 6 City of the Week is a weekly article series here on GTA BOOM. Every week, we will evaluate a different city in the United States, gauging how well it would fit GTA 6 as a setting. First though, a recap of the week's GTA V news...
GTA V News Recap
Following several quiet weeks of sparse news, these past days have cranked things up to the maximum. The week was off to a controversial start after allegations were made that the highly anticipated GTA 5 Redux mod contained large amounts of stolen content which the author claimed as his own.
Several screenshots with proof of code having been copied circulated on the web, with many fans outraged at the blatant plagiarism. Josh Romito, the author of the mod, dug himself deeper in the hole by deleting all comments on his site accusing him of using other modders' work and selling it as his own. In fact, this isn't the first time Romito has been under fire for using stolen content in a GTA 5 mod.
However, soon after both this news and pretty much everything else related to GTA was overshadowed by Rockstar's most recent official announcement: GTA Online was finally getting a biker themed DLC. They revealed a few features that will be included in Bikers, however few concrete pieces of information were shared and we know of no release date.
Of course, this was more than enough already to light the community ablaze. With a biker themed update having been the most requested DLC in the history of GTA Online, fans were understandably ecstatic. After all, we're talking about an update that garnered a considerably popular petition some months back.
As such, we also posted an article collecting the largest questions, best suggestions and biggest concerns players have regarding this highly anticipated DLC. With some worried about the mechanics incentivizing players to stick to bikes in spite of other vehicles providing better protection, speculation as to incentives and limitations has been sparked.
We also posted the results of our survey, conducted over the course of two weeks, which sought to determine which possible Rockstar projects players want the most. With GTA 6, Red Dead 3 and story DLC for 5 being the most likely candidates for being under development, those were the three options.
No one will be surprised to learn that GTA 6 won by a long shot. Half of the total votes went to the next installment of Rockstar's flagship franchise, granting it a sweeping victory. However, you might be surprised as to which of the remaining two projects came in at second place. To see our analysis of the results, check out the article here.
And so we come to yet another City of the Week. Now, we've asked for fan recommendations in the past, and we're making good on that now. Ask, and ye shall receive. To be entirely honest, I've never heard of this city before looking into the comment section of last week's San Antonio article, so don't expect much in terms of recognition!
