The dumbass could have at least released a working binary before he got arrested.
The fuckwit should just have leaked the whole thing online, now that would have made Rockstar feel the burn. He had both the source code for GTA V and VI, and would have costed them billions, and led to amazing fan projects down the line.
Reminds me of another massive dumbfuck that got his hands on the Starcraft source code, and instead of doing the sane thing he sent the CD with the data back to Blizzard and got gifted a bunch of worthless Overwatch shit. Would it surprise anyone that the guy was a redditor?
Meanwhile the anon that got his hands on the Duke Nukem Forever sourcecode launched that thing onto the internet, no fucks given, and it has lead to a shitload of fan projects spawning to bring a proper version of DNF to the public.
The kneejerk reaction to defend other developers has become cultlike on social media.
Why are you surprised? Most gamedevs nowadays are liberals who worship at the altar of Cultural Marxism, and are a massively incestuous, insular community based in urban leftist strongholds.
The fun didn't scale with the increasing progression of the scale of the missions, the side missions were boring, the freedom was largely taken away from the player on the interesting missions.
That's been a thing with Rockstar games since GTA IV at least - they are so committed to muh realism that they suck out all the fun out of their games. RDR2 is a very egregious example - besides the woke, cucked narrative, the game actively punishes you for actually playing or trying to experiment.
Admittedly, this has been an issue with GTA mission designs since GTA III, or even earlier. The games don't usually account for different approaches to completing missions, unless it's an oversight by the developers. III, VC and SA masked it better usually, and offered a plethora of side content to distract the player from how liner and limited the missions actually were, from IV onwards Rockstar really started huffing their own farts and thought they were making the new Wire, instead of a thug simulator.