How soon do you think we'll be rolling up to the club in a stolen supercar?
That clip from the trailer with the neon-lit club and the exotic cars got me thinking. I can't wait to rob some rich dude, take his whip, and then pull up to the same spot like nothing happened. The social scene in Leonida looks wild, but I'm wondering how long it'll take in the story before we're actually moving in those circles.
Like, Jason and Lucia don't exactly seem like they start out with a garage full of supercars. They're small-time crooks, probably scraping by. So when do we hit that level of success? Mid-game? Late-game? Or is it something you can grind toward early if you're smart about side hustles?
And what about their attitude toward all that flashy wealth? I kinda hope they're not into it. Not in a preachy way, but more like they see through the whole scene. Using it to get close to marks, build a client list, whatever. Staying above the aesthetic while everyone else is busy flexing. That would feel more grounded, more Rockstar. Like, they're not impressed by the yachts and the neon, they're just there to take it.
But then again, maybe the game lets you choose. Maybe you can lean into the lifestyle if you want, or stay an outsider. I'm curious what level of success that club scene represents. Is it endgame stuff, or just a mid-story mission where you're already moving weight? The trailer makes it look like a big deal, but trailers always do.
What do you think? Will the game let you flaunt stolen wealth like that, or will there be consequences for showing your face where you don't belong?
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