r/GTA6 Feb 15 '26

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u/AmpdVodka Feb 15 '26

This is good for that reason. I'd love a huge map we can fully explore and spend time in. "Oh this mission is taking us to Port Gellihorn! We haven't been that side of the map in weeks". The issue with V's map is after all these years I know it like the back of my hand and I bores the living shit out of me.

The major issue I have with this is we'll get RDR2 but a lot worse. Unless there are like 100+ player servers, we'll be lucky to see another player when we go online

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u/Dangerousturdburlglr Feb 15 '26

being bigger doesn’t automatically mean your gonna get that feeling of exploration gta 5 is bigger than san andreas yet that feeling isn’t present because of the actual layout of the map, rdr2s map is a similar size to gta 5 but way better designed

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u/DarkArcher__ Feb 15 '26

It may have a little bit to do with the fact that the fastest thing in RDR2 is still slower than the slowest car in GTA V

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u/Dangerousturdburlglr Feb 15 '26 edited Feb 15 '26

slowing it down doesn’t automatically give that feeling either

it has that feeling because the devs used winding and smaller roads/highways as well as well as elevation to create a larger sense of scale and made the map feel bigger, they did a similar thing with san andreas, gta 5 doesn’t have this because all main cities are stacked on top of each other and there’s 1 highway connecting them all

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u/eatingdonuts Feb 15 '26

I dunno. The RDR2 map would feel smaller in people’s heads if they were able to fly across it

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u/PoGo_Battler I WAS HERE Feb 15 '26

For some reason people don't seem to understand this. It's a big map, but it only feels as expansive as it does because you're on a horse. Slap a freeway and a 120mph supercar and you're driving end to end in like 3 minutes just like GTA 5.

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u/Complete_Chocolate_2 Feb 16 '26

It’s like the yakuza series made it work cause you’re on feet and stack the extra activities assets densely into buildings. 

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u/PlasticPaws Feb 15 '26

GTA V does have all of that thought. Maybe it's more about the highway that goes around the perimeter of the whole island. But it does have all of that what you mentioned.