“Trevor DLC was banned throughout GTA On-line”

Rockstar’s former lead digital camera artist met with abroad YouTube channel ‘SanInPlay’ and shared his response to the canceled GTA 5 Trevor DLC.

Former Rockstar chief digital camera artist Joe Rubino revealed some tidbits about GTA 5 DLC by means of an interview with Sanin Play on the third. As revealed within the interview, Joe Rubino remained on the DLC manufacturing group after the discharge of GTA 5, with the actor Stephen Ogg, who performed Trevor Phillips, taking part in a significant position, and a few members of the group moved on to the primary Purple Useless Redemption 2.

Moreover, he shared the information that Trevor was going to look as a kind of spy within the DLC being launched, and mentioned, “On the launch of GTA On-line, he confirmed his position like a money cow and gained reputation, so it was exhausting to argue that the DLC was extra aggressive than that.” “I used to be upset as a result of it was a enterprise resolution,” he mentioned. Moreover, Joe Rubino additionally said on this interview that about half of the DLC was developed earlier than it was canceled.

GTA 5 DLC was immediately talked about by Rockstar in 2013. Final January, Stephen Ogg additionally revealed that he had filmed some scenes for DLC. Nevertheless, no single participant DLC was launched after that. Accordingly, some speculated that the whole growth group might have been invested in sustaining on-line and creating the following recreation to assist GTA On-line, or that components launched as DLC could also be included in GTA On-line. On the identical time, information like this continues to look, and customers who’re dissatisfied with Rockstar’s resolution are elevating their voices.