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GTA 6 News: How to distinguish between confirmations, rumors and old reports

The material helps check the big headlines about the release date, PC version, map and gaming features.

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Three levels of information

An official report, an observation from an open video, and an unconfirmed rumor require different formulations. In the first case, you need a link to Rockstar; in the second - video and time stamp; the third is an explicit warning that there is no verifiable confirmation. The popularity of a message does not change its origin.

Check the date

An old announcement may re-enter the feed with a new headline. Check the date of the original and the date of the retelling. If we are talking about a transfer, compare the message with the current game page. If we are talking about a new video, find the developer’s publication, and not just the post of the channel that discusses it.

Don't replace the unknown with a forecast.

Install size, exact FPS, PC specs and complete mission list require separate sources. The wording “most likely” indicates the author’s assessment. In a reference article, it should not turn into a table of verified characteristics. Before sharing a number, find out who received it and how.

How to report an inaccuracy

Save the address of our article, the controversial wording and the original source. For a video, add a timestamp; for a store, add the platform and region. Such information allows you to correct a specific fact. The message “they write differently on the Internet” without a link does not help determine which version of the information is current.

Sources and checks

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