Getting away with a crime in GTA 6 could require considerably more thought than simply breaking the police's line of sight and waiting for the wanted stars to disappear. Rockstar is introducing several interconnected systems that track what law enforcement actually knows about Jason and Lucia, giving players different ways to interfere with an investigation during and after a crime. GTA 6's police system could consequently make escaping feel less like waiting out a timer and more like figuring out how to remove the evidence that could lead police back to the player.
One of the biggest changes coming to GTA 6 is the removal of police and enemy markers from the minimap. Instead, players will need to use the Focus ability to detect police through walls and identify nearby threats. Crimes also have to be witnessed and reported before officers respond, with NPCs able to call the police, robbery alarms able to trigger a response, and stolen vehicles potentially reporting themselves through built-in trackers. This should make committing a crime in GTA 6 less predictable, since a player's actions alone do not necessarily determine when the police arrive.
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