In 2023 they are fulfilled 10 years from the launch of GTA V and GTA Online. It is hard to think that there are still things that we do not know about the successful delivery of Rockstar Games, But there are! This time we’re not talking about some crazy secret found by a player wandering the strangest places, but things that could have been in the game and never made it.
The user KimiSha19 shared a video on YouTube that showed a Beta that was lost in time and had a series of features that never made it to the video game… and that we would have loved to have. In fact, some have been among the pleas of many fans over the years. Soon after, the channel Mors Mutual Insurance added another video more complete and detailed.
It’s a pity that Rockstar Games I ended up discarding many of the features we see, because most of them are very interesting and would have provided additional content for multiplayer. We don’t know why they didn’t make it into the game. In case the video does not make everything clear, we list it below:
- To die for, the mythical “Wasted” or “Eliminated” chamber had a information breakdown which showed who killed you, with what weapon, where the bullets hit, and a comparison of both characters’ stats.
- had until five character slots and the character creation menu was very different, although it was essentially the same.
- He HUD when leveling up it was more striking and stood out much more on the screen compared to the current one.
- There were two additional contacts called Al Carter and Edgar Charles (both known) belonging to the bands Lost and Vagos respectively. In addition, we could ask for help from the gangs of the aforementioned characters and Lamar.
- gta online It was going to feature random special box drops similar to the boxes we’ve seen in battle royales like Fortnite, Warzone, and PUBG.
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