Latest Leaked GTA 6 Video Shows Lucia Fully Nude, Sparking Fan Suspicion
The GTA 6 leaker has reportedly released another unauthorized gameplay video, this time apparently showing Lucia fully nude, to promote their crypto scheme. However, some now suspect that Cyberleek uses developer-built content or cheats to undress Jason and Lucia, and that the leaked gameplay does not accurately represent GTA 6 as it will be at launch.
The GTA 6 leaker has reportedly released yet another unsanctioned gameplay video, this time purportedly showing Lucia completely naked to further her crypto scheme. However, some now suspect that Cyberleek is using developer builds or cheats to unmask Jason and Lucia, and that the leaked gameplay isn't exactly representative of GTA 6 as it will play at launch.
Cyberleek threatened to expose Lucia completely naked if their memecoin market cap reached $4 million. which was obtained over the weekend. However, while the new video reportedly shows Lucia completely naked, there are a number of signs that some believe indicate that Cyberleek has tampered with the build it apparently has access to.
One of the suspicious signs from the previous leak was that a repository was broadcast in the game world, indicating access to a developer menu of some sort. Now, with two leaked videos that apparently show Jason and Lucia completely naked, but the NPCs in the game world don't react to it at all, some believe that this effect was achieved with the developer menu or cheats.
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One theory is that Cyberleak was able to access Lucia and Jason in this mode, as in at least one mission, players will see both characters naked, perhaps at a nudist resort. As it stands, this is all speculation, and it's unclear if GTA 6 will feature any of the characters naked at any point — at least not officially.
Cyberleek has doubled down on its crypto plan last week, threatening Rockstar and parent company Take-Two with a full version of the game's story if they fail to release GTA 6 on disc and issue a public apology — and their memecoin market cap reaches $30 million. Of course, few believe that these GTA 6 leaks are about the campaign for physical media – it's about cryptocurrency monetization.
To that end, Cyberleek has polled the public on the release of a "4k Lucia close-up video" that reveals more leaks.
The market cap of a digital currency (market cap) is the total dollar value of all coins or tokens of a digital asset that are currently in circulation. At the time of this article, Cyberleek had a market cap of $2.7 million, which rose to $8.4 million on October 11 as people scrambled to release the latest gameplay. It is unlikely that the price will reach 30 million dollars.
Cyberleek seemed to go dark after releasing a wave of GTA 6 leaks in August that prompted an investigation by Rockstar's parent company, Take-Two. As part of the hunt for the person or group of people responsible, the company issued subpoenas to people like Discord. But Cyberleek resurfaced last week, releasing a 24-minute GTA 6 gameplay video showing cutscenes, story beats, playable characters Jason and Lucia naked (in Jason's case, full-frontal nudity), and a first-person camera.
It's unclear how the gameplay footage, or any potential remake of the game from which it was derived, escaped Rockstar's notoriously tight security restrictions. This week's developments suggest that CyberLake remains present and defiant in the face of potential legal action.
In August, Rockstar addressed the GTA 6 leak, describing the situation as "heartbreaking" for its development team and "unfortunate" for fans. At the time, the developer acknowledged that the intended experience for players "may now be affected by some spoilers," but reiterated the previously confirmed GTA 6 release date of November 19.
An analysis of cryptocurrency transactions in late August indicated that the GTA 6 whistleblower made around $270,000 in the process. Each video posted by Cyberleek pointed to a website where fans could pay to vote on further leaks using the self-disclosing cryptocurrency. According to reports, such a survey is currently live on Cyberleek's website, suggesting another leak is on the way.
Whether the perpetrator or perpetrators are ever caught may depend on the success of Take-Two's legal team and relevant authorities in forcing social networks or crypto exchanges to release their personal information.
Wesley is the managing editor of IGN. Find him on Twitter at @wyp100. Wesley can be reached at @wesley_yinpoole or confidentially at wyp100@proton.me.