GTA 6 fans allegedly used fake IDs and drones to try to break into Rockstar’s offices, and that’s not even the craziest part

The wait for Grand Theft Auto 6 has reached extreme levels, with reports saying some fans are using surveillance equipment and fake identification to get a sneak peek at the game. This level of hype is unprecedented in gaming history, but the intense passion is now turning into seriously questionable behavior.

According to The International Business Times, a small but dedicated group of fans might have crossed the line from online speculation into real-world actions. There are tales of individuals trying to break into Rockstar offices using fake identification. Even more shocking, there are claims of drones flying outside office windows, trying to capture images or video of unreleased material.

Industry commentator Reece ‘Kiwi Talkz’ Reilly shared these claims, saying he’s heard from developers over the years about these exact situations. While these reports haven’t been independently verified, similar stories are circulating within the GTA community and across social platforms.

This behavior crosses the line from fandom into criminal territory

The constant delays might be fueling this anxiety, driving some people to test boundaries in real life. There are even rumors that Rockstar might skip a physical disc launch entirely to reduce the risk of leaks from factories or retailers.

This behavior isn’t just creepy; it’s potentially illegal. Attempting to enter private offices under false pretenses or using drones to spy through windows can result in criminal charges and severe legal consequences. Rockstar hasn’t made a public statement about these specific reports yet, but any attempt to access restricted property without permission would immediately involve law enforcement.

This isn’t the first time GTA 6 anticipation has caused problems. Since the game’s official announcement, fan impatience has frequently led to controversy and heated debates. Hackers previously infiltrated Rockstar’s systems, forcing the company to take huge legal action against the accused. Fans have been analyzing every detail, even discovering GTA 6 hints in Red Dead Redemption 2.

Social media has been filled with misinformation. An AI-generated video claiming to be leaked gameplay went viral, racking up millions of views before the creator admitted it was completely fabricated. The game has also faced controversy over Russia’s potential ban threats.

The toxicity has even spilled into real-life confrontations. A viral video showed a TikTok creator traveling to Rockstar’s headquarters in New York City just to confront employees over perceived delays. When fans go to such dangerous and potentially illegal extremes, it shows the line between passionate fandom and outright obsession has vanished.