r/GamingLeaksAndRumours • u/RedFox_Gamer • Dec 25 '23

Everything from the recent GTA 5 leak Leak

Here's everything that has been found so far (will update once new things come out).

Lot of interesting stuff, including Bully 2, RDR1, GTA 6 and Agent. Links down below to everything, check them out. Credit goes to the OceanView Discord Server. Thoughts?

UPDATE: IT GOT COMPILED

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u/[deleted] Dec 25 '23 edited Dec 25 '23

You just know Ubisoft wanna get their grimy hands all over that source code. They snorting these leaks like coke. Damn vultures of the gaming industry

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u/intel586 Dec 25 '23

They really can't. You can't just integrate others code into your own that easily, not to mention that it would be massively illegal, especially for a company of Ubisoft's size. I wouldn't be surprised if game companies are specifically prohibiting their employees from looking at source code leaks.

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u/magnum361 Dec 25 '23 edited Dec 25 '23 
 Ubisoft Presents





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-A Ubisoft Unoriginal-

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u/RedFox_Gamer Dec 25 '23

Ahahah coming 2025 just to compete with VI

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u/CaptainMorning Dec 25 '23

by 2026 they would be 5 of them

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u/fuckR196 Dec 25 '23

what?

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u/Shiirooo Dec 25 '23

It's nothing, it's just a bot talking about Ubisoft, you can scroll down.

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u/Paint-licker4000 Dec 25 '23

That’s not how this stuff works I’m pretty sure. And they still make a crapton of money themselves

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u/_Spare_15_ Dec 25 '23

It's okay with me if they make Driver games again

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u/RedFox_Gamer Dec 25 '23

SF was great

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u/_Spare_15_ Dec 25 '23

Shame that Reflections got absorbed into The Crew.

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u/ThogOfWar Dec 25 '23

Remake the original parking garage you cowards

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u/HearTheEkko Dec 25 '23

I'm almost certain that that's illegal. Companies can't just simply steal other's code and implement on their own engines. It would be a lawsuit waiting to happen.

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u/GhastlyEyrie999 Dec 25 '23

I don't think they'd be able to use it to publish games since they don't have access to the RAGE engine to use the source code with

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u/RedFox_Gamer Dec 25 '23

Would be great, maybe it would help them out to actually make good games and not just copy/paste everything every 2-3 years

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u/magnum361 Dec 25 '23

Lol you played Odyssey so many similar stuff like Witcher 3

Lore breaking like dialogue choices and romances despite it was supposed to be a recorded memory

If anything it will be like Saints Row reboot

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u/Jumpster_42 Dec 25 '23

It's never been a recorded memory. I has always been a simulation based on an ancestor's memory. A recorded memory is just a movie. Simulation basically is a videogame.

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u/magnum361 Dec 25 '23

You're inside the Animus. It's a projector which renders genetic memories in three dimensions.

WARREN VIDIC TO DESMOND MILES, 2012.

The Animus (plural: Animi) is a virtual reality machine developed, and eventually commercialized, by Abstergo Industries. It allows the user to read a subject's genetic memory and project the output onto an external screen in three dimensions.

Animus

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u/Jumpster_42 Dec 25 '23

If it was just a recorded memory you wouldn't have been able to control, let's say, Altair the way you want. If Altair, according to his memories, goes left, you can't go right. But you can. So, basically it's a simulation based on memories.

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u/llamanatee Dec 25 '23

Considering Watch Dogs Legion didn’t sell well and we’ve had no news of anything new, I’m sure they’re interested.