What the trailers revealed
A frame-by-frame reading, without inventing
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Rockstar trailers tend to be dense. The first established tone, city and protagonist. The second established relationship, territory and technical ambition.
Concrete points include multiple regions, a variety of land and water vehicles, crowd density, and night lighting work that carries much of the visual identity.
What the trailers did not show is information too: there is no clear presentation of mission structure, progression or any online mode.
This article separates what was shown from what the community assumed.
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