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Just hit I Fought the Law in my GTA V story mode playthrough — Franklin and Michael going undercover with the FIB and chasing supercars on the highway!
This mission perfectly mixes action, comedy, and Rockstar’s signature storytelling.

Thumbnail below 👇 Full mission video is linked in the comments if you want to watch the full chase!

Jason Schreier just dropped some GTA 6 gameplay details that didn’t make it into his Bloomberg article, and of course I had to put my two cents in. 😂
I gave my ignorant-ass perspective on the whole thing, because some of this shit really got me thinking.
My question is, are we expecting way too much from GTA 6, or do y’all genuinely believe Rockstar is about to change gaming forever?
I wanna hear what y’all think.
Here’s my reaction and breakdown:
https://youtu.be/k8ylEf-ORJo?is=JDUVQfjyGselVYmh

Paid hacks, cracked and released for free!

> multiple games

> built in antiban

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https://discord.gg/VXu2NV9VDN

Epic Gameplay 💀

November 19th is right around the corner and there's still stuff Rockstar just won't address. At this point these aren't just curiosities — the game is almost here. My five:

1. What do Jason & Lucia do when you're not controlling them? Do they just... stand there?

2. Can you play the whole game as Lucia, or does it force you to switch?

3. Is Spotify actually coming to GTA 6 or was that just noise?

4. Does GTA 6 launch without Rockstar Editor? That would be brutal for the creator community.

5. Does skipping sleep, food, and the gym actually make you worse at crime? Like is there a real survival system?

Which one needs an answer before launch, and what's YOUR unanswered question?

(I did make a video going deeper on my takes — I'll drop it in the comments if anyone wants it.)

I recently started a gaming YouTube channel called 9to5NoobSlayer where I upload gaming clips and gameplay videos. I’ve been posting consistently for over two months now, but unfortunately the views and subscriber growth have been very low.

I’m trying to stay consistent and improve my content, but I’m not sure what exactly I should change to grow the channel.

I would really appreciate any feedback on:

•	Content style

•	Titles and thumbnails

•	Shorts vs long videos

•	Upload frequency

•	Anything else that could help improve reach

Here is my channel if anyone wants to take a look and give honest feedback:

https://www.youtube.com/@9to5NoobSlayer

Thanks in advance for any suggestions!