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Topics: GTA, GTA 6, GTA Online, GTA 5, Grand Theft Auto, Rockstar Games
Topics: GTA, GTA 6, GTA Online, GTA 5, Grand Theft Auto, Rockstar Games
Many fans are looking forward to GTA VI and hoping that there will be countless activities to keep them busy in the streets of Vice City.
So far, all we have to go off of is the first, and only, trailer for the game, and a bunch of leaks that emerged from Rockstar Games many months ago.
Fans have been piecing together the GTA 6 map from the first trailer
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Dedicated fans have, through detective work, pieced together the Vice City map and are eagerly looking forward to driving the highways on a potential road trip around the world.
Over on Reddit, one fans wonders how long it will take to travel around the entire map, hoping for an epic road trip.
“I was thinking about how long it takes to travel around the GTA V map driving on the classic route from Los Santos up to mount chiliad and back down past the military base,” they began.
Using some maths and experimentation, they came to a result, noting, “according to my very rough numbers it should take anywhere from 20.5-27.3 minutes to get around the entire perimeter of the GTA VI map.”
That’s one heck of a great drive ahead of us.
“I pray it’s that long or even longer TBH,” comments one Redditor.
Another user, Uncle_Andy66 scoffs at the idea of driving and says, “Won't be driving mate. I’ma be walking the whole map, looking at every nook and cranny. So, about 24 hours?”
That’s some dedication, right there. Given how many secrets and Easter eggs Rockstar Games usually hides, there will be plenty of sleuths digging through the map in hopes of uncovering some gold.
Of course, this is all based off of old leaks and much could have been changed since then, but the game map will still be huge.
As one player notes, “According to leaks we'll be getting a new highway and free way system and more residential streets, and they'll be a lot more alley ways, so I bet it'll take IRL years to fully explore.”