The second game of the Bully series has long been rumored to come, and it all looked like it’s just a matter of time until the world will finally see a sequel. But the upcoming game was canceled, although that doesn’t mean that it won’t arrive someday in one form or another.
GTA 6 is under development for quite some time, but Rockstar officially remains dead silent about when the game is coming out. That obviously led to a massive amount of rumors that surfaced online about how the upcoming game will be and will not be.
But we’re now confident that we have pretty reliable information.
Entering all buildings from GTA 6?
LEt’s face it: GTA 5 has few buildings that the player can enter. Way too few! This could drastically change in GTA 6. Bully 2 was about to be featuring a large open-world environment, and the same recipe could be applied by Rockstar for the highly-anticipated GTA 6. The next major installment of the Grand Theft Auto series could make all or most of its buildings enterable.
Rockstar Games insider Tez2 is bringing the exhilarating information. The man said, as quoted by ComicBook.com:
They definitely had interesting ideas and a functional vertical slice, but faced issues with certain mechanics that would require more effort and a great budget for a game that may not be as successful as GTA,
Since then, Rockstar have talked about how the tools have improved since GTA V’s release under RDR2 development and will be improved even more under GTA 6 development too. Maybe by then, the tech Rockstar would have could solve most of the issues to do with Bully 2?
He also said, as cited by the same source:
The next upgrade, I could think of, for GTA 6 would be allowing us to access most if not all buildings or interiors we could see, but with the similar scale of open-world you could expect from a GTA game. The same selling point, but with a franchise that would definitely sell and a bigger scale of course.
The wisest thing to do right now, if you’re a GTA fan, is to opt for one of the biggest virtues of all: have some patience.