Rockstar detects that many users are pausing the GTA VI trailer at specific points.

Euphemistic State.- After the release of the long-awaited (according to) GTA VI trailer, Rockstar revealed that an alarming number of users are pausing the video at very specific points, completely forgetting to enjoy it straight through.

In a clip that has caused a stir, the new trailer for the video game (which many believe will never see the light of day) has shown a large part of the story and the characters that will appear in it, causing many Internet users to pause the video at scenes not necessarily vital to the plot.

From the GTA VI trailer pic.twitter.com/F1bkdbtkej

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“We knew the crowd was going to be intense, but some guys are even taking screenshots of parts of the trailer,” a Rockstar spokesperson said, refusing to show even a second of gameplay from the title.

The new GTA trailer is bringing out the worst in people.

According to the study's report, hundreds of thousands of people have paused the video at seconds such as 0:47, 1:12, and, mysteriously, at 2:05, where a man is shown selling bread on the street, hence they are internally drawing conclusions about the curious phenomenon.

While the teaser was released to give fans a clear idea of ​​both the game's story and graphics, many fans have become obsessed with the level of detail shown in the viral video.

They even made beer bubbles in GTA VI 💀💀💀 pic.twitter.com/1ry49zkPzM

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“There was one guy who paused the trailer 287 times to try to see what was inside a window in a distant building,” said one crew member, still reeling from the little people’s behavior.

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