GTA 6 Storms Can Damage Aircraft, Rockstar Tells Edge
Edge's new GTA VI preview explains how storms affect aircraft, waves and pedestrians, adding detail to Rockstar's previously revealed weather system.
Flying into severe weather in GTA VI can cause light aircraft damage, according to Rockstar's Aaron Garbut in Edge's new cover feature, published with its October 29 issue. The interview describes consequences for travel across Leonida, beyond changes to the sky.
What changes on the water and in the air
Garbut explains that storms can buffet planes and helicopters. Staying in severe conditions may damage them. On the water, wind shapes waves, while islands and buildings shelter some areas, changing how a boat handles along different stretches of coastline.
Edge also reports that roads become wet, buildings continue dripping after rain ends, and surfaces dry at different rates. Pedestrians seek cover as conditions worsen.
New detail, not a new hurricane announcement
Our weather and hurricanes guide already covers the earlier Game Informer reporting. This update concerns Edge's account of how weather affects movement through the world.
The report does not specify aircraft damage values or a storm schedule. Those details remain unconfirmed.
