At the very same time as Rockstar releases a statement regarding the week of leaks of footage from GTA 6, the leaker continues the drip-feeding of two-minute clips with a fifteenth video emerging, and this time we get our first glimpse of the second player character, Lucia Caminos.
Yet again for some godforsaken reason playing the game in the dark, the so-called Cyberleek doesn’t appear bothered by rumors that Rockstar and associated authorities are closing in on them. The latest video shows some truly terrible driving of an under-lit car being pursued by the police, all to very little note, but then in the last few seconds suddenly cuts to the first appearance of Lucia Caminos in any of the 30 minutes of game leaked so far.
However, what we see is a cutscene clip of Lucia talking about someone who “drives like a bitch,” in yet another dark room. However, what’s immediately of note here is the eye-wateringly good facial animations, natural hair movement, and stunning lighting. Yet again, inadvertently or not, even a leak this poor reveals the extraordinary potential of Grand Theft Auto VI.
It’s a peculiar leak, given it doesn’t appear to be trying to show anything new or novel, but rather just some embarrassing driving (it’s to my own standards of uselessness) and then cuts off the moment the police pursuit gets interesting. It does somewhat suggest that whatever code Cyberleek has, it’s limited in just what they can access if this is now the best they are able to muster. It remains very odd that we’ve not seen any of the game being played as Lucia. If anything the Lucia appearance at the end appears to be part of previous implications that the crypto-brained leaker wants to reveal footage from the prologue, here as if a proof of concept. But still, what’s the hesitation? If the silly person has it, why not just leak it? It’s not as if Rockstar is going to get more pissed off than it already is.
Of course, this is all a sad attempt to inflate a memecoin, as referred to by the “LET’S GET 50M TRADING VOLUME” in today’s watermarked text. And, yeah, let’s not.
