Rockstar Games previewed a new morality system for GTA 6, showing that a criminal profile can become irredeemable for the duration of a playthrough, according to YouTuber TGG. The system categorizes player actions into four states: Professional, Aggressive, Violent, and Psycho, with an additional unnamed state that can shatter if actions become extreme. Rockstar told TGG that reaching the shattering state is difficult and may be intended for players who ignore the system entirely. Players can disable notifications that track the criminal profile, allowing them to act without the game measuring their behavior. The system aims to gauge whether actions are justified; lethal force in response to an armed opponent is considered justified, while unprovoked attacks on non‑combatants lower the profile. Separate profiles exist for protagonists Jason and Lucia, meaning each character’s actions affect their own criminal rating. The morality meter may influence narrative outcomes, though Rockstar has not confirmed whether it will change endings as in Red Dead Redemption 2. GTA 6 also includes a relationship meter that tracks the bond between Jason and Lucia, prompting discussion online about player focus on in‑game relationships versus real life. The depth of these systems remains to be seen, but they suggest a highly interactive and nuanced role‑playing experience.