The studio behind GTA 6 did not open pre-orders on May 18, as many players had hoped, and its parent company's stock took a noticeable hit. That is a headache for shareholders, though - right now, players are simply waiting for any scrap of news about the third trailer. Almost the whole of May has been thick with impatient anticipation for that third trailer, yet players still have received nothing concrete - only unconfirmed leaks. The latest leak concerns the music for GTA 6 trailer 3. Trailer 3 Music leak By now, the third GTA 6 trailer has been missing for about ten days. Over that period, speculation has repeatedly pointed to one date after another, each time coming to nothing. Recently, however, a new leak surfaced. At its heart is the claim that the trailer will feature "Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)" by The Rolling Stones. The information comes from a Reddit user who is not a GTA or gaming enthusiast, but someone with ties to the music industry. A common way to judge the credibility of such rumors is to check whether the poster used a throwaway account to avoid harming their main profile. This particular user has been active for nearly a decade, has amassed over one million post karma and close to 400,000 comment karma, and displays numerous trophies in their case - all signs that this is their main account, not a burner. What Is Its Connection to GTA 6? The Song The lyrics tell two stories: one about a boy mistakenly shot in the heart by New York City police, and another about a 10-year-old girl who dies in an alley from an overdose. The song obviously does not line up perfectly with GTA 6 plot, but its themes strike a similar chord. Both tales center on a man and a woman, each marked by intense struggle and tragedy. The setting is New York City, which in GTA universe corresponds to Liberty City. Liberty City On the studio's official website, Lucia is described as yearning for the good life her mother had been dreaming of ever since their days in Liberty City. She is not one to get lost in fantasy; instead, she is ready to take control of her own destiny. That the developers chose to explicitly lay out Lucia's backstory suggests it is likely an important narrative thread. Moreover, Liberty City license plates appeared in the second trailer, and a screenshot shows a man wearing a "Liberty City Cycles" cap. All of this indicates that Liberty City will be heavily referenced in GTA 6 and could even play a key role in the story - perhaps as a prologue setting, or by allowing players to travel between Vice City and Liberty City. Trailer Content Looking at the studio's trailer release habits, both GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2 used their third trailers to focus on character introductions, giving players a better understanding of the two leads' identities and backgrounds. GTA 6's protagonists, Jason and Lucia, are a couple - a significant departure from the bachelors of past titles. Their relationship may well sit at the heart of the story, and the third trailer will likely shed light on their romantic history. The chorus of "Heartbreaker" perhaps hints that their bond is not always harmonious; we might even see arguments or betrayal unfold in the trailer. When Will The Trailer 3 Arrive? So we inevitably circle back to that question: when will the trailer drop? Rather than hoping it arrives unannounced today or on some random day soon, it makes more sense to look at when the studio is likely to make major moves. Summer Marketing First and foremost is the summer marketing push. The studio has previously made it clear that summer will be the main window for GTA 6's marketing. We are not yet in summer, so it is hardly a surprise that the big bets placed on this week - for the third trailer, pre-orders, the cover reveal, and everything else - ultimately did not materialise. CEO of the parent company, Strauss Zelnick, recently reaffirmed that November 19 remains the target date and that the project is on track. He will very likely repeat that message during the upcoming earnings call. This means June, July, and August will be packed with promotional and marketing activity. Other GTA 6 details Although the large-scale marketing blitz will not begin until summer, that does not mean there will be complete silence before then. The earnings call later this week could reveal a more precise marketing timeline, mention the pre-order window, or give a rough outline of the next trailer's schedule. Furthermore, even before summer officially starts, the studio could release the full cover art, unveil details about different editions and the date pre-orders go live, then follow up with the third trailer, and cap everything off by opening pre-orders. Another date worth keeping an eye on is May 26 - originally floated as a possible release date for GTA 6. The studio might also choose this day to release something to calm the fanbase. The game's official launch is still roughly six months away. Until the summer marketing period truly arrives, we must remain patient. GTA Online is also set to receive a major update in the summer - possibly its last big one - which could include content tied to GTA 6. That said, you may be looking forward to GTA 6 Online even more. Whatever kind of mayhem you plan to unleash in Vice City, IGGM GTA 6 Store can set you up with everything you need to become the city's legendary outlaw or financial kingpin.

Raiders, ARC Raiders has just released Patch Notes 1.29.0. Keen-eyed players have likely already noticed the addition of a new Special break-action Grenade Launcher called Rascal. Is this blue Grenade Launcher worth getting? Let's take a look. As a Rare-quality Grenade Launcher, Rascal is cheaper and easier to craft than the purple Hullcracker, essentially a weaker version. Its key advantage lies in its weight of only 4 kg, compared to Hullcracker's 7.25 kg, and its faster equipping speed. Especially when compared to Hullcracker without lightweight attachments, Rascal serves as an emergency secondary weapon, specifically designed to quickly eliminate small ARC enemies such as Wasps, Hornets, or Shredders. Blueprint and Acquisition Methods The most reliable way to obtain ARC Raiders Rascal blueprint is by scavenging various containers, including backpacks, weapon cases, medical bags, grenade tubes, and security lockers. Some players have also found blueprints in regular containers in locked rooms. In fact, the probability of directly finding a Rascal is extremely high compared to searching for a blueprint. It might just be lying there in a container, waiting for you to discover it, a pleasant surprise. This is especially common in Night Raid, breachable rooms, and locked rooms. Therefore, you don't need to deliberately spend time searching for blueprints, as you can find a finished product every day. If you plan to craft a Rascal, you will need 5 Canisters, 3 Heavy Gun Parts, and 2 Advanced Mechanical Components. Subsequent upgrades add one Mechanical Component and 2 Gun Parts per level. Upgrading from level 3 to level 4 requires 2 Advanced Mechanical Components and 2 Heavy Gun Parts. From this perspective, the overall cost of crafting Rascal is similar to other weapons of the same rarity. However, given that the finished product is not difficult to obtain, its practical significance is limited, and there's no need to obsess over crafting Rascal for now. Key Comparison between Rascal and Hullcracker Ballistics and Effective Range While Rascal seems decent, we must acknowledge its significant bullet drop. At 45 meters, Hullcracker can generally hit its target at the 20-meter mark, while Rascal, when aiming at the same spot, will result in a significantly lower bullet impact point. Therefore, if you're aiming to attack long-range enemies like Rocketeer or Vaporizer, Rascal isn't ideal. It's better suited for close-quarters combat. Rate of Fire and Single-Shot Damage We can also compare the time it takes to fire all 10 rounds of ammunition for Hullcracker and Rascal. Hullcracker takes approximately 9.5 seconds, while Rascal takes approximately 17 seconds. Clearly, Rascal's reload time between each round is significantly longer. When killing Shredder, Hullcracker can reliably kill with two shots, while Rascal requires three shots to directly hit Shredder's body. However, if the two thrusters, Shredder's weak points, are precisely targeted, Rascal can also kill with two shots, which is quite surprising. Looking at Bastion, Hullcracker's single-shot damage is approximately 427-650, while Rascal's single-shot damage is approximately 300-400, with an average damage per shot that is about 30% to 50% lower than Hullcracker. Even so, Rascal is still much more efficient than ordinary weapons like Anvil. One Rascal shot deals roughly the same damage as five Anvil shots against a high-armor ARC enemy. Equipment Speed Equipment speed is also a key difference between Rascal and Hullcracker. Rascal is significantly faster to draw and aim than the standard Hullcracker, matching its speed with a lightweight attachment. This allows you to instantly pull out Rascal and eliminate swarms of Wasps while running around the map with a single shot, instead of lugging around the bulky Hullcracker. Practical Performance and Usage Recommendations Advantages Rascal's advantages are already quite clear. First, it's very easy to obtain; you can find it almost every game, making it ideal for those who have just completed Expedition, haven't upgraded their workbench, or cannot afford Hullcracker because of economic constraints. Second, its lightweight allows for quick draws, making it a great secondary weapon specifically for dealing with small ARC enemies. When fighting Shredders, hitting their thrusters can result in a two-shot kill, surprisingly efficient. Therefore, in PvP lobbies or other high-risk areas, using a found Rascal instead of the expensive Hullcracker is a safer choice. Disadvantages As mentioned before, Rascal's bullet drop is extremely severe. For long-range targets like Wasps and Snitches, extensive practice is essential; otherwise, you might miss a single Wasp after five shots, which is both embarrassing and frustrating. Furthermore, Rascal's overall damage output against large ARC enemies like Bastions and Bombardiers is significantly lower than Hullcracker's . Overall, Rascal isn't suitable as a primary weapon against ARC enemies, but rather for guerrilla tactics involving firing a shot from cover and then retreating. Is Rascal worth getting? You don't need to search for Rascal blueprint; its high drop rate means you can likely obtain one after playing a few games a day. You also don't need to craft it specifically, as its crafting cost isn't low. Found units are usually Tier 1-2, and a few upgrades will give you a faster reload speed. Rascal isn't a particularly amazing weapon, but it's certainly not as bad as some players claim. For a blue-quality hero, its damage and utility have exceeded expectations. If you can easily use Hullcracker, then Hullcracker is the obvious choice. However, if you're on a tight budget or prefer a lighter loadout, Rascal is a very reliable alternative. Go online now and try to acquire Rascal!