The footage has a lot of interiors in it. Safehouses, a club, shops, at least one restaurant.
What I cannot tell is whether those are marked locations you enter through a specific door, which is how every GTA has worked, or whether there are ordinary buildings you can walk into. Has anyone seen a shot that settles this?
Nothing settles it. What I can say is that every interior in the footage is a location with a name or a purpose, which is consistent with marked doors and does not rule out anything else.
RDR2 had a lot of enterable buildings in towns and it was one of the things that made those towns feel real. If they carried that instinct over, the answer might be more than we expect.
That is the comparison I was fishing for, thank you. RDR2 town density applied to a modern city would be a serious step up.
Fully open interiors have never been the Rockstar approach and I would be surprised if that changed. They build fewer, better rooms.
The number of interiors is up substantially either way, and that alone changes how a city feels even if every one of them is behind a marked door.