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Getting away from the law in Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) will take real strategy. According to an exclusive Edge magazine report, Rockstar Games has totally revamped the wanted system to make the police much tougher. Co-studio head Rob Nelson showed reporters a gameplay demo that put these new features on display.<\/strong><\/p>\n Police in Leonida no longer rely on seeing you. Now they use CCTV cameras, vehicle trackers, and detailed civilian reports to track players down.<\/span><\/p>\n The biggest new threat from the police is a dedicated K9 unit, and in the Edge preview, a police Alsatian tackled the main character Jason after a failed robbery. If players don\u2019t defend themselves against these dogs, they\u2019ll likely end up in jail.<\/span><\/p>\n The risks go beyond just the police. Rockstar has totally changed how pedestrians behave, making Leonida\u2019s citizens much less predictable. Some bystanders will run away during a shootout, but others might try to be heroes and go after the main characters. Players will need to keep an eye out for bold civilians who want to get involved.<\/span><\/p>\n Once players get away from the action, they\u2019ll notice how detailed the world is. Development lead Phil Hooker worked hard to create a public transit system that really works. Buses and trains run on set schedules that players can count on; hence, taking a bus is a calm way to see the new weather system in action, with clouds changing in real time based on humidity, wind, and the season.<\/span><\/p>\n This huge digital world was made possible by strong trust within the company. Nelson said that experienced teams had a lot of freedom while making the game. Rather than waiting for orders from above, each department knew how to improve their own part of the gameplay.<\/span><\/p>\n