New GTA 6 Leak Features Naked Lucia Parachuting from Rooftop
- A new leak shows character Lucia parachuting off a rooftop in GTA 6.
- The five-minute video was posted on ResetEra shortly after a previous leak featuring another character, Jason.
- Rockstar has criticized the leaks, calling them “heartbreaking” and is actively seeking the leaker’s identity.
Leaker CyberLeek has resurfaced with a new video showcasing a gameplay segment from Grand Theft Auto 6, which features a nude character, Lucia, executing a parachute jump from a rooftop. The five-minute clip was posted on ResetEra just days after CyberLeek’s previous 25-minute video featuring another character, Jason, and shortly after threatening to reveal a full playable build of the game.
Note: mild spoilers regarding gameplay mechanics in GTA 6 are included below.
The leaked video reportedly begins with CyberLeek driving through Vice City in a black-and-white car before Lucia exits the vehicle unclothed. Observers noted that there were no in-game reactions to her appearance, suggesting that the player has access to a developer menu, which could indicate that the naked character is a debug feature rather than part of the game’s standard mechanics.
Following her initial appearance, Lucia proceeds to an ATM, where she assaults a bystander and steals their money. The ATM displays a $15,000 withdrawal limit and features a logo from a fictional brand, Buckme, according to TheGamer.
Lucia then enters a nearby building, where a construction worker inquires about her connection to someone on the roof. After a brief interaction, Lucia takes an elevator to the roof, receives a parachute, and makes her jump.
The video depicts CyberLeek’s struggles with the parachute mechanics; the first jump veers off course, resulting in a crash into a building, while the second attempt overshot the intended landing area. Additionally, the clip features an in-game advertisement for Buckme.
CyberLeek has suggested that they will release the complete game build if their cryptocurrency reaches a market cap of $30 million.
Rockstar Games has previously commented on the leaks, describing them as “heartbreaking” and indicating that this was not how they intended players to experience the game after such a lengthy development period. Take-Two Interactive, Rockstar’s parent company, is actively pursuing the individual behind these leaks and has even sought to subpoena Discord for details on the leaker’s identity.
Grand Theft Auto 6 is set for release on November 19 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.
News Courtesy of Eurogamer
