Army Offers Soldiers Time Off To Play ‘GTA 6,’ But There’s A Catch

Army unit offers 4-day GTA 6 pass to soldiers who reenlist for 2-6 years to boost recruitment. Rockstar Games suffers $2.8 billion stock loss after GTA 6 footage is leaked online by 'CyberLeek'. GTA 6 leaks lead to concerns about game preservation and frustration with Rockstar's decision to forgo a physical release. Rockstar Games / GTA 6Desperate times call for desperate measures. An Army unit is using the highly anticipated game GTA 6 to keep its recruit numbers up. Spotted on Raw Story, the Fort Stewart, Georgia Army Unit is dangling four days off from duty to indulge in Rockstar Games’ forthcoming banger GTA 6. So what’s the catch? Well, they have to reenlist in order to take advantage of the offer. Per Raw Story: An Army unit at Fort Stewart, Georgia, is offering active-duty soldiers a four-day pass to play the long-awaited latest installment in the storied franchise when it launches this fall — but only if they reenlist, U.S. officials told CBS News. Twenty soldiers in the 9th Brigade Engineer Battalion, part of the 3rd Infantry Division, have already taken the deal, an Army spokesperson said. About 130 are eligible, and they must reenlist for at least two years and up to six...