Buildings might come crashing down in GTA 6, or whatever Rockstar is working on

That said, if you have the skills needed to cut it as a VFX artist at a company as reputable at Rockstar, you might end up having a hand in developing one of the most anticipated games in the market right now - possibly of all time. Fans have been getting pretty crazy about GTA 6 despite it not even being officially announced yet.

While most of the job listing is about required qualifications, skills, aptitudes that come in as a bonus and other typical boring serious things, some of the role descriptions do have a bit of meat on them. Sure, these don't directly infer that any of the mentioned features will specifically be in a game, and naturally GTA 6 isn't mentioned directly, but we can pretty confidently make educated guesses here. We help to bring extra life to the environment, characters, weapons, vehicles, and more. The visual effects help to immerse the player in a believable world, from using ambient effects for things like insects around the player and rain dripping off buildings up to large scale destruction events like skyscrapers crashing to the ground. Take this leap of logic with us, and arrive to the assumption that this might mean that dynamically destructible scenery is coming to GTA 6. It might be a stretch, but it seems like a natural fit for a game that lives and thrives on mayhem, chaos and over the top action. We've already established how GTA is the most likely candidate here, too.

Now, usually principal development on GTA titles takes place at Rockstar North, but when a major AAA developer cooks a huge game like this, you can bet on them pulling talent from multiple studios. Rockstar is pretty spread out across the world, and large companies like this usually have multiple studios collaborating on projects - North is just the leader, so to speak.

Of course, at the end of the day this is all speculation. The job posting does not indicate any degree of interactivity, specific features, what game it is for or if the job even concerns a new game. Maybe if you apply and get hired, you'll be churning out GTA Online DLC! We can only hope the implications are further reaching.

In any case, even the most optimistic estimates made by reliable sources have GTA 6 launching no sooner than 2025, so we're going to have to wait a long, long time before we find out whether or not you'll be able to drop buildings onto your enemies in it.