Everything Leonida Waypoint publishes, in one place. Four guides are live now, covering the only jobs that matter before November 19: preload, storage, editions and launch night. The play guides are listed honestly as coming at launch, because they can only be written once real, verified game data exists.
Start the download now. PS5 preload opened at midnight local time on Tuesday November 10, 2026. Xbox preload opened at midnight GMT on November 10, which was 6 PM Central on Monday November 9. Both walkthroughs, in order, with fixes for a stalled download.
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GTA VI needs up to 212 GB, so clear about 250 GB to be safe. How to free space on PS5 and Xbox, what expansion hardware each console actually accepts, and why USB drives can store current-gen games but cannot play them.
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Standard at $79.99 versus Ultimate at $99.99, using only confirmed information. Includes the Vintage Vice City Pack for purchases before November 20, 2026, the one month of GTA+ with digital preorders, the code-in-a-box format, and a clear note that the full Ultimate contents have not been published.
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Your single page for Thursday, November 19, 2026: the final readiness checks in order, unlock timing, boxed copy timing from November 12, and a plain list of what is still unconfirmed so launch night holds no surprises.
Read the guide →This guide publishes at launch, when verified game data exists. Mission names, order and structure are not public before November 19, so there is nothing honest to publish yet. From launch day it will be built mission by mission under our two-source rule.
Coming at launch, November 19This guide publishes at launch, when verified game data exists. No collectible types, counts or locations have been announced, and demo pins on the map are illustrative only. Real sets will appear here with verified counts, maps and tracker links.
Coming at launch, November 19This guide publishes at launch, when verified game data exists. How money works in GTA VI, what anything costs, and what earns well are all unknown before the game is playable, so this page waits for tested, second-source-checked methods rather than guesses.
Coming at launch, November 19This guide publishes at launch, when verified game data exists. The trophy and achievement list is not public yet, as of November 10, 2026, so there are no names, tiers or counts to show. When the official list lands, this becomes a full roadmap linked to the tracker.
Coming at launch, November 19
Explore Leonida on a fan-estimate base with labeled demo pins. Filter by category, search by name, and mark pins found. Your found state saves on this device only, with no account. Verified pins replace demo pins from launch.
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Tick off your launch readiness now, then follow your completion from November 19. Story, collectibles, stunt jumps, hidden packages and trophies each get a grouped section that fills with real, verified entries at launch. Progress saves on this device only.
Open the tracker →A guide is only useful if you can trust it. Every Leonida Waypoint page follows the same rules, and any page that cannot meet them stays unpublished or is labeled unconfirmed in the text itself.
Official sources first. Before launch, guides are built only from Rockstar Newswire, the official GTA VI page, PlayStation Blog, Xbox Wire and Take-Two Interactive releases, plus careful analysis of official trailers and screenshots. That is why the four live guides cover preload, editions, storage and launch logistics: those are the subjects official sources actually confirm.
The two-source rule. From launch onward, no fact, location or method is published as fact until it has been checked in two independent sources. A single screenshot, a single video or a single post is a lead, not evidence. Demo material, like the pins on our fan-estimate map, stays labeled as demo until a verified replacement passes this check.
Community finds are leads, and finders get credit. Players find things first, and communities such as Reddit r/GTA6 do important consolidation work in megathreads. We treat those posts as first-class leads: we check them against a second independent source, and when a find is used, the original finder is credited by name in the guide sources list. Leaks and datamined claims are held until they can be corroborated, or are clearly labeled unconfirmed.
Corrections stay open. Every guide carries a “Last verified” date. When something changes, the date and the sources list change with it. If you spot an error, the corrections route on the About page explains how we handle it, and the Contact page is the fastest way to reach us.
The categories the completion guides and the tracker will cover, with totals shown honestly until the real lists are public.
| Category | Amount | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Collectibles | Revealed at launch | No types, counts or locations are public yet. The Collectibles Guide publishes with verified sets from Nov 19. |
| Stunt jumps | Revealed at launch | No count or locations are public yet. Map demo pins show the format, not real jumps. |
| Hidden packages | Revealed at launch | Not confirmed as a returning feature. Status will be updated the moment it is verifiable in game. |
| Trophies & achievements | Revealed at launch | The list is not public yet, as of Nov 10, 2026. The Trophy Guide becomes a roadmap when it lands. |
Track all of it in one place on the 100% Tracker, and see every verified location on the interactive map.
Because only four subjects can be written honestly before launch: preload, storage, editions and launch logistics. Everything about missions, collectibles, money and trophies depends on game data that is not public yet. We would rather list those guides as coming at launch than fill them with invented content.
From Thursday, November 19, 2026, as each subject can be verified in game and checked against a second source. The trophy guide follows the official trophy and achievement list as soon as it is public. Collectible and walkthrough coverage grows daily during launch week, in verified sections rather than one rushed dump.
They share one location list. When a guide covers a place, that place has a pin on the map, and the guide entry links to it with a “View on map” link. Completion guides list the same entries the 100% Tracker lets you tick off, so guide, map and tracker never describe a location in two different ways.
Yes, as leads. Communities including Reddit r/GTA6 often surface discoveries first and consolidate them in megathreads. Nothing from a single post is published as fact. It is checked against a second independent source first, and the original finder is credited by name in the guide sources list.