The complete source code of Grand Theft Auto V has been exposed, leaked by the same hacker accountable for prior GTA 6 disclosures. This security breach has sparked worries for Rockstar Games, the creative force behind this renowned franchise, due to the potential implications of unauthorized access.
It raises fears that this breach might facilitate the development of sophisticated cheats and exploits for the game.
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Revelations from the Leak Unveil Exciting DLC Plans
Information gleaned from the leak sheds light on Rockstar's intended DLC plans. The developer had ambitious intentions to introduce eight distinct single-player DLC packs and expansions for GTA V. Notably, these plans encompass a potential expansion named "Prologue," suggesting a significant extension of the game's storyline.
Another intriguing prospect is the proposed "LibertyV" DLC, which would have transported players back to Liberty City, a beloved setting from previous Grand Theft Auto titles. Additionally, other DLC packs like Relationship and Enterprise were likely aimed at enhancing existing game mechanics rather than introducing new narratives.
Official Confirmation Remains Elusive
It's crucial to emphasize that Rockstar Games has not officially confirmed these DLC plans. Previously, the studio had expressed a focus on next-gen ports, Red Dead Redemption II development, and ongoing support for GTA Online, foregoing post-launch single-player content for GTA V.
While the leaked source code offers insight into potential future content, the absence of official confirmation leaves the fate of these speculated DLC packs uncertain. Until Rockstar issues an official statement, the realization of these plans for players remains unclear.
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