Binge watching this. Feels similar in some ways to GTAcademy on how competitors were judged and challenged in various scenarios. To see the mentors spot a useful trait and potential unseen to the untrained eye.
The ruthlessness too, I love that.
Most stuff unfortunately in life now is leased, and isn’t owned outright.
Having it filter into games is strange.
The hacker has a morale objective I believe many gamers of the past align with.
NEW: GTA 6 leaker CyberLeek has issued a final statement, warning the entire gaming industry and demanding a public statement and apology from Rockstar Games