After the first trailer of "GTA6" was announced, it triggered an upsurge of players around the world. The new work will also appear in the series' first female protagonist Lucia, and recently foreign media Gamerant suggested that R stars should pay attention to the feminist narrative and not make the heroine Beyonita.
Gamerant believes that Lucia's character and story should not be overshadowed by her relationship with Jason, nor should she rely on her relationship in terms of motivation and narrative. As the first heroine in the GTA series, she should be strong and become her own hero in a world where the jungle is the strongest.
While Lucia and Jason's relationship in GTA 6 is similar to that of Bonnie and Clyde, it should play a role in the game's story. But assuming that's the direction of the game, it shouldn't be at the center of Lucia's character development and growth. Lucia deserves to be a female character who brings good representation to the game.
Foreign media Gamerant believes that "GTA6" needs to show a strong and independent portrayal of Lucia, and avoid falling into the trap of mishandling women's rights like "Bayonetta 3": the sexual orientation relationship of women in the first two films and the feminist narrative for many years were abandoned, making Bayonetta a little girlfriend who relies on male characters.