It isn't a mystery that Rockstar is keeping Grand Theft Auto 6's online mode information locked down and going to great lengths to keep things out of public view until they're ready to show their work off. Now we've learned just exactly how the company that most recently released Red Dead Redemption 2 treats secrecy, thanks to details recently revealed from an employment tribunal.
Documents from the case, which involved testimony from 31 former employees, included discussions involving the upcoming online version of GTA 6 which has yet to even be revealed or confirmed whether it will be a standalone or existing mode.
While there isn't anything confirmed or finalized, the word is that GTA 6 Online servers would be delivered in a 32-player online format. Staff revealed the information within a private Discord Server. Since many workers at Rockstar must sign NDAs and legal documentation to preserve the sensitivity of the upcoming mode, this may come as a surprise.
As pointed out by Twitter user videotech, the documents highlighted the lengths that Rockstar is going to in order to prevent leaks. Comparing their protecting of the secrets of GTA 6's design, as being akin to Apple guarding...
