Millie Bobby Brown, known for her role in "Stranger Things," has shared her fondness for the Grand Theft Auto series, detailing a unique playstyle that contrasts sharply with the games' typical chaotic nature. Brown confessed during a recent appearance on the "Happy, Sad, Confused" podcast that she adheres strictly to traffic laws within the game, stopping at red lights and avoiding pedestrian collisions.
"I follow the rules in GTA. I don't break the rules. I stop at the red lights, I never run anyone over," Brown stated, likening her gameplay to that of "The Sims." She described her approach as playing as if her character were simply commuting to work, even when game missions involve combat. To reconcile these actions, she explained, "I'm not a hitman, I'm a vigilante," providing her personal rationale for engaging in violent in-game activities.
Despite her unconventional method, Brown expressed significant excitement for the upcoming Grand Theft Auto VI. While Rockstar Games has begun its marketing campaign for the highly anticipated title, which is slated for release in November, recent news has also touched upon the decision to offer physical copies with download codes and confirmation that the game may not run at a stable 60 frames per second on current-generation consoles. The developer has also faced internal challenges, with employees pursuing unionization efforts.