Rockstar’s stated answer to Red Dead Redemption 2’s Honor system — context-aware rather than a single good/bad slider. The on-screen icon is the Crime Report Symbol.

We refused this claim when its only source was a live blog published before the footage existed. The showcase confirmed it. Both facts are on the record.

Police track six independent descriptors — face, clothes, crew, car, CCTV and gun — with hollow stars for a partial identification.

This is the biggest structural change from GTA 5. Being seen is no longer one number: change your clothes or your car and part of the description stops matching.

Money lives in a bank account, as cash, and in a duffel bag. Dirty cash has to go through a fence, and deposits are ATM-only.

Chapter progression is money-gated, so the economy is a pacing mechanism rather than a scoreboard.

Three meters top-left, shown in the Extended Look. Focus is the new one.

A San Andreas-style attribute layer sits underneath, with per-activity buffs — playing basketball raises Focus.

Vehicles use fuel, and electric ones recharge. Gas stations have a menu with separate refuel and repair prices.

Confirmed by Rockstar’s Rob Nelson rather than shown on screen — so we label it confirmed, not shown. The fuel gauge icon circulating online is still leak-only.

Jason and Lucia, switchable — including mid-mission, such as swapping driver and shooter during a chase.

With a caveat most coverage skips: some missions lock you to one character.