– Fans are resorting to extreme and unusual methods (e.g., drone surveillance, audio equipment, tracking cars) to guess GTA 6 news.
– One Reddit user is monitoring Rockstar’s parking lot traffic, believing luxury car clustering signals major internal meetings.
– The user claims a June 3 spike in expensive vehicles (e.g., Ferrari, Rolls-Royce) hints at an imminent trailer.
– The wider community largely dismisses the theory, with most reacting with skepticism or amusement.
Unusual Fan Theories Emerge
The long wait for GTA 6 continues to produce increasingly unusual fan theories. Rockstar Games’ offices have reportedly even been watched with drones in an attempt to catch glimpses through the windows. Another extreme example comes from Reddit user u/Then-Pomgranate-625, who claims he first placed audio equipment near Rockstar North’s Edinburgh studio to measure noise levels around a meeting room. When he returned later, however, the equipment was gone.
Fan Changes Tactics After Equipment Theft
Rather then dropping the idea, the fan changed tactics and began tracking traffic in and out of the parking lot. He records the time, number and estimated value of the vehicles, hoping to determine when more executives than usual mite be inside the building. His theory: if an unusual number of expensive cars appear around Rockstar’s offices late in the day, it could point to internal meetings or preparations for a major announcement.
Specific Observation on June 3rd
On June 3, he claimed to have noticed exactly that. Between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m., he documented unusually heavy traffic in the parking lot, including three luxury cars: a Porsche Cayman S, a Ferrari 296 GTB and a Rolls-Royce Cullinan. To him, this suggests that trailer 3 for the successor to GTA 5 (PS5 version currently available for around $25 on Amazon) could be drawing closer. The wider community is far less convinced.
Community Reactions Range Widely
Most reactions range from amusement to disbelief, with the top comment in the thread reading: “I hope this is satire.” Very few users see the observations as credible evidence of an imminent trailer reveal. The skepticism is widespread across forums, with many pointing out that expensive cars could belong to anyone. The fan’s dedication is impressive but ultimately seen as misguided by most observers. Reddit discussions continue to debate the validity of his methods and conclusions.
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