3 Best Gameplay Features From Red Dead Redemption 2 GTA 6 Should Offer

GTA 6 is finally on the horizon, and expectations are sky-high. Rockstar already gave us a masterpiece with Red Dead Redemption 2 (RDR2), packing it with insane details that made the world feel alive. And with GTA 6 on the horizon, it would be really awesome to bring some of them along for the ride.
Here are three RDR2 features GTA 6 must steal.

Tracking enemies and spotting details in GTA can be a pain. But what if we had RDR2’s Eagle Eye? You could slow down time, track enemies, spot loot, and basically feel like a cowboy version of Sherlock Holmes. Now, imagine this in GTA 6. No more squinting at the screen trying to find a tiny item. With GTA's chaotic world, a feature like this would add strategy to heists, escapes, and exploration.
Arthur Morgan’s beard in RDR2 was a personality of its own. You could trim it, grow it out, style it, or go full mountain-man mode. The attention to detail? Spot on! You start with a clean fade, but after a few in-game weeks? Boom—messy, unkempt hair unless you hit up the barber.
Want that rugged outlaw look? Skip the trims. Want to switch things up? Shave it all off. It’s a small detail, but it makes the game world feel alive. And let’s be honest, no one wants their character looking the same after months of crime sprees.

If there’s one thing RDR2 absolutely nailed, it’s NPCs. RDR2’s NPCs weren’t just background props—they had personalities. They reacted to everything: your outfit, your injuries, even your bad mood. Imagine if GTA 6’s NPCs had memory, reacted to your choices, and even held grudges.
Annoy a store owner? Maybe next time they refuse to serve you. Save a random civilian? They might help you later. This would make Vice City feel alive, not just like a big theme park.
GTA 6 is shaping up to be the biggest open-world game ever, but these RDR2 features would take it from great to legendary. What do you think? Which RDR2 features do you want in GTA 6? Drop your thoughts below!