Popular YouTuber and gamer Edin Ross announced ambitious plans for a Grand Theft Auto VI-themed role-playing server, promising players the chance to earn real-world money from their in-game activities. During an appearance on the FULL SEND PODCAST, Ross detailed his vision for what he claims will be one of the most expansive and high-quality RP projects ever undertaken.
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Ross stated, "The core focus is immersive role-playing. My server will be unparalleled in both scale and quality. Upon the release of GTA VI, we'll introduce a blockchain-powered economic model. This means players won't just play—they'll actively participate in a real-world economy integrated with my platform."
He elaborated that players will earn in-game currency through various jobs and then convert those earnings into real-world rewards.
Ross added, "My goal is to create an environment where gamers don't just play, but truly inhabit the world I've built."
While many viewers expressed excitement, others voiced concerns, describing the concept as potentially exploitative or unappealing to traditional gamers. Critics argued that such profit-driven systems could detract from the core values of role-playing, which typically emphasizes creative expression and immersive storytelling over financial incentives.
Role-playing servers offer gamers the opportunity to inhabit character-driven narratives, guided by established rules and fostering collaborative storytelling and dynamic player interaction.
