Excitement surrounding Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) is at an all-time high—and now, we have major new information that gives fans a deeper look into what Rockstar is planning for the game’s online future. In a recent interview, Twitch’s Chief Monetization Officer, Mike Minton, shared several key insights that are far more than speculation—they come straight from ongoing collaboration between Twitch, Rockstar Games, and Take-Two Interactive.

Official Roleplay Servers May Launch on Day One
One of the most groundbreaking revelations is that official roleplay (RP) servers may be launching with GTA 6 from day one. Unlike GTA 5, where RP took off thanks to community-created mods like FiveM, GTA 6 seems to be integrating RP into the core experience.

This aligns with Rockstar’s recent acquisition of FiveM, leading many to believe a platform—possibly codenamed Project Rome—is already in the works to support these official RP experiences. For players who’ve always wanted to jump into RP without dealing with mods, this could be a game-changer.

Twitch Drops Confirmed: Watch and Earn Rewards
Another major feature confirmed by Minton is the arrival of Twitch Drops for GTA 6. These will allow players to earn exclusive in-game rewards—such as rare outfits, cars, and even in-game currency—just by watching official GTA 6 streams.

What’s even more exciting? These Twitch Drops might go live before the game launches, meaning fans could start building up rewards for use on day one.

This Twitch partnership also means that streamers will play a major role in GTA 6’s marketing and content creation, with interactive campaigns planned for both the single-player and online phases.

Next-Gen Graphics Powered by Smart GPU Tech
If you've noticed strange visual effects in GTA 6 trailers—floating props, shadow flickers, or odd reflections—don’t worry. These aren’t bugs; they’re intentional previews of Rockstar’s advanced graphics system.

A newly granted U.S. patent (US 12,263,404 B2) reveals that GTA 6 will feature dynamic GPU resource management, where the game engine prioritizes detail based on player focus. This means the game intelligently decides which areas need full graphical power and which can be simplified—possibly with help from machine learning.

The result? Stunning graphics, realistic lighting and crowds, and smooth gameplay—even at 60 FPS on consoles like the PS5 Pro. Players can likely choose between Performance Mode (60 FPS) and Quality Mode (30 FPS with enhanced visuals). Affordable GTA modded accounts are available for both PS and Xbox, making them accessible to almost every console player.

GTA 6 Online Rollout and Take-Two’s Investor Call
Fans and industry insiders are now turning their attention to Take-Two’s earnings call in August 2025, which is expected to reveal projected sales and launch strategy for GTA 6.

If the company forecasts over $3 billion in revenue by mid-2026, it could mean an earlier-than-expected rollout of GTA Online or RP servers. A smaller projection may suggest Rockstar is prioritizing single-player first, with online features coming later.

This earnings call may also tease new trailers, marketing campaigns, and insight into how Rockstar plans to sustain player interest beyond launch.

What This Means for GTA 6 Players
- Roleplay Goes Mainstream: For the first time, Rockstar may launch GTA 6 with official RP servers fully integrated from day one.

- Earn While Watching: Twitch Drops let you collect in-game rewards just by tuning into streams—possibly even before release.

- Next-Level Visuals: Advanced GPU systems will deliver jaw-dropping graphics and fluid performance, especially on next-gen consoles.

- Phased Launch Strategy: Expect a strong focus on single-player first, followed by a steady rollout of GTA Online and RP content.

- Big Reveal Coming: All eyes are on Take-Two’s investor call this August, which could define GTA 6’s final release roadmap.

With every new piece of information, GTA 6 is shaping up to be more ambitious and more connected than any Grand Theft Auto title before it. Stay tuned—this is just the beginning.