Your biggest choice in GTA 6 is whether Lucia and Jason stay a couple, but half-arsing it won't stop them doing crimes together
Well, would you look at that, GTA 6 is a real video game! I'm sure by the time you're reading this you've either watched the Netflix preview, watched someone else watch the Netflix preview, or it's late enough that the full thing is available for the non-Netflix having proletariat. So, how about a few extra details, like a tease about how protagonist Lucia and Jason's relationship works…
GTA 6 offers its players a choice in how they develop the relationship between protagonist characters Lucia and Jason. While they can simply engage in various activities together, this alone may not sustain their romantic connection. To strengthen their bond, players must invest time in the open world, such as texting the other character or meeting up.
Ignoring a text from one of them could negatively impact the relationship. Despite this, the narrative requires Lucia and Jason to work together for most of the story, making them partners in crime. Rockstar co-head Rob Nelson stated that the game allows players to opt-out of the relationship if they prefer, but the studio is curious about whether such an option would be desired by players.
Other ways to boost their bond, like shopping or getting a haircut together, are also mentioned. Depending on the closeness of their relationship, the story may unfold differently.
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- New GTA 6 character swapping details revealed: Jason and Lucia can 'play as a couple, or go off and cause chaos independently' pcgamer.com
