I'm actually glad Rockstar's keeping quiet, the mystery is half the fun

I know everyone's losing their minds waiting for Trailer 3 or some gameplay, but I'm kinda loving the silence. We got two trailers, we know the vibe, we know Lucia and Jason, we've seen Vice City at night and the Keys and that gator in the convenience store. That's enough for me.

Every new screenshot or feature breakdown just chips away at the feeling of stepping into Leonida for the first time and not knowing what's around the corner. I want to be surprised by the radio stations, the random events, the weird little details Rockstar always hides. If they drop a 10-minute gameplay deep dive, I'll probably cave and watch it, but a part of me hopes they don't.

I remember going into RDR2 almost completely blind and that first ride into Valentine hit different. I want that again. The mystery is doing more for my hype than any marketing beat could.

Anyone else planning to dodge the next trailer if it drops?

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I feel split on this. The mystery seems great for a first playthrough, but I'm already losing my mind trying to figure out if that gator in the store means we can glitch NPC pathing inside cramped interiors. I might dodge the next trailer if it's just story beats, though. Has anyone thought about whether showing physics demos would actually spoil the fun?

Back in 2002 we had nothing but a magazine scan and pure imagination. This silence feels like that... I'm dodging Trailer 3. Let me get lost in Leonida without some YouTuber frame-counting the gator first.