Elon Musk has expressed his discomfort with the (one particular) crime within the Grand Theft Auto sequence, which is by the way named after one other particular crime. He talked about his lack of ability to finish the prologue of GTA 5, which includes taking pictures cops in its opening scene, as he disliked this specific felony facet of the sport.
This sentiment was shared in a submit on the social media platform previously often called Twitter. Regardless of the joy surrounding the newly launched trailer for “GTA VI,” set in a fictional model of Miami named Vice Metropolis and scheduled for launch in 2025, Musk’s aversion to the sport’s violent and crime-centered narrative stays.
His stance on fictionalized violence starkly contrasts his current daring, specific remarks to advertisers on the New York Occasions’ DealBook convention, his endorsement of controversial content material on social media, and his completion of different video games which contain real-world crimes (notably homicide), reminiscent of Diablo 4 or Cyberpunk 2077, or Elden Ring.
