GTA VI: Does a patent suggest the presence of the online Co-Op mode in the Campaign?

A new patent deposited of the colossus Take-Two on behalf of Rockstar Games, in charge of the series Grand Theft Auto, seems to suggest the possibility of the existence of one Synchronous Online Co-Op Mode for Campaign Mode in GTA VI, the new chapter of the GTA series of which practically nothing is known yet. To report the news is James Jarvis of Future Games from his official Twitter profile. You can view the original tweet by scrolling at the bottom of the news. Below, however, you can read it in Spanish, translated for you:

Take-Two has just filed a patent application that most likely is related to GTA VI and could suggest that the game will feature a synchronous online co-op rather than a single-player story: “One or more game consoles communicating with a server on a network ”.

From what we can read in the tweet, therefore, Jarvis even speculates that GTA VI could present the online co-op mode as the only possibility to face the Campaign, which would therefore be impossible to complete by playing it individually. It should be emphasized that Jarvis's are only conclusions based on his personal considerations relating to a rather long and complex document, which to most people will seem to be written in some strange ancient language that has fallen into disuse.

Before leaving you, we would like to point out that a little less than a month ago, rumors began to circulate that they would like to cause the probable cancellation of Bully 2, the ongoing development of GTA VI. Moreover, for some days now, some rumors seem to suggest that the next protagonist of the new game in the Grand Theft Auto series it could be a woman. Regarding Rockstar's plans, in general, the software house has ensured that single player content development will not be abandoned in the next future. Finally, it appears that GTA IV Complete Edition could arrive in the course of 2021 on the PlayStation 5, according to the latest rumors.

Take-Two just filed a patent application which is most likely GTAVI related and could hint towards to the game featuring synchronous online co-op rather than a single player story. "one or more player consoles in operable communication with the server over a network" pic.twitter.com/vPFr0vgA8v

- James Jarvis (@James_Jarvis) January 18, 2021