Grand Theft Auto (GTA) 6 officially launches on November 19, just over a month away. The game is already generating massive hype, but rumors and leaks continue to surface online. Recently, a leaked GTA 6 gameplay video showed the protagonist, Lucia, roaming the streets of Vice City completely naked. However, players should not expect this feature to appear in the final game.
Why the GTA 6 Naked Lucia Model is Fake
More information has revealed the truth behind this leak. The nude character model likely comes from an older debug build. Developers clearly removed it from later, in-development versions of the game.
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Furthermore, the leaked footage contains a major red flag. Non-playable characters (NPCs) around Vice City do not react to Lucia at all. This lack of reaction proves developers never intended this model for natural gameplay. Instead, the leaker probably used console commands to access the older debug model.
Additionally, a playable nude protagonist would create serious rating issues. Including this feature would risk pushing the game’s ESRB rating into the rare “Adults Only” category.
Cyberleek Threatens More Leaks
The prominent leaker, Cyberleek, shared this controversial footage. This individual originally became famous before the premiere of the GTA 6 Extended Look trailer.
Earlier this October, Cyberleek also dropped 25 minutes of new gameplay. That video revealed exciting features, including a mud racing mini-game and detailed character customization. For example, the leak showed players applying different tattoos and even dyeing Jason’s hair. Now, Cyberleek threatens to release even more game content before the official launch.
Record-Breaking Pre-Orders
Despite the constant leaks, GTA 6 is set to make gaming history. Rockstar expects to earn a staggering $5 billion during the launch week alone.
Analytics firm Newzoo reports that first-week pre-orders for GTA 6 broke all their previous records. Meanwhile, early reports show PlayStation 5 sales heavily outpacing the Xbox Series X/S for the title.
The game itself promises a massive experience. Players will explore the entire Leonida region. This includes Vice City, the Everglades, and the Florida Keys. Beyond classic crime missions, players can enjoy side activities like scuba diving and pick-up basketball. All signs point to a massive, blockbuster release next month.
