Extended Look Recap
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Use this pursuit evidence map to separate visible police response and wanted UI from unconfirmed witness, recognition and cooldown rules. The Extended Look demonstrates armed response, wanted stars, a multi-stage vehicle pursuit, temporary loss of visual contact, a later vehicle change, and additional police chases. It does not publish a formal witness model, maximum star count, recognition logic, arrest rules, or a general method for losing police.
A timestamped reconstruction of police response, wanted UI, visual contact, pursuit changes, and the rules Rockstar still has not explained.
Official GTA VI Trailer 2 frame featuring an armored response vehicle.Image: Rockstar Games
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| Feature | Visible event | Supported conclusion | Unsupported rule |
|---|---|---|---|
| 03:49–05:28 · task-force entry | Police enter the occupied building and engage Jason and Lucia during the pickup sequence.Yes | A criminal mission can escalate into armed indoor police response. | The trigger, reporting delay, force threshold, and officer-memory rules are not shown.Unknown |
| 13:28–14:33 · active getaway | Police pursue while a passenger fires and wanted stars remain visible; an aerial unit joins the response.Yes | The presented build uses a star-based wanted state and escalating response units. | The final maximum, star thresholds, spawn logic, and player-choice roles are not defined.Unknown |
| 14:33–15:47 · alley and visual contact | The vehicle hides in an alley, re-enters the pursuit, and police later lose visual contact.Yes | Visibility changes during this edited mission escape. | No search zone, line-of-sight formula, recognition model, or cooldown duration is explained.Unknown |
| 15:54–16:43 · vehicle change | The crew abandons the first vehicle and transfers into another before treating the escape as a test.Yes | A vehicle switch is part of this mission's escape plan. | The shot does not prove that any vehicle change clears police recognition in free roam.Unknown |
| 18:04–18:10 · motorcycle pursuit | Motorcycle movement is followed by a separate police pursuit shot.Yes | Police pursuit also appears outside the longer getaway sequence. | The edit does not reveal the crime, alert trigger, or escape result.Unknown |
| 18:16–18:21 · phone filming and pursuit | An NPC uses a physical phone to film Lucia while actual police activity continues in the surrounding sequence.Yes | Civilian recording and police response coexist in the presented scene. | The shot does not establish a formal witness report, automatic upload, identification, or alert mechanic.Unknown |
| Dazed access preview · no video timestamp | The reporter says openly carrying a rifle prompts a response and actions have consequences.Partial | This is attributable context for world reactions. | It is not a named developer quotation or a published witness, search, or wanted-trigger specification.Partial |
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