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GTA 6 officially has character weight and exercise systems, and even "multi-day benders" reportedly have a visible effect

Official Grand Theft Auto 6 coverage is starting to appear ahead of today's Netflix 'extended look' premiere , and with it comes confirmation that eating and exercising and even going on "multi-day benders" can visibly affect the look of your characters. Read more

GTA 6 officially has character weight and exercise systems, and even "multi-day benders" reportedly have a visible effect

Grand Theft Auto 6 has officially unveiled new systems that impact character weight and exercise, as well as multi-day benders. According to Dazed, eating and exercising can visibly alter characters' appearances, and prolonged time away from bed, such as running from police or engaging in benders, can negatively affect their features.

These systems echo those from GTA: San Andreas (2004), which featured weight gain, gym visits, and muscle-building. The game's world is described as more grounded and reactive, with consequences for player actions. Rockstar North, the studio behind the game, has expanded its team since Red Dead Redemption 2's release, leading to enhanced detail in characters, environments, and NPCs.

The game reportedly includes a diverse range of characters in terms of body shapes, ages, heights, and appearances, including clothing, tattoos, and piercings. Miami-based stylist Jillian Carr highlighted the importance of vanity in the game's setting, with social media, celebrity culture, and tourism influencing the fashion ecosystem.

The game also features an in-game music scene and social media networks, along with unique and satirical brands. The game's protagonist switch between Lucia and Jason appears seamless, as seen in recent GTA 6 video leaks. The game is scheduled for release on November 19th on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S/X.

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