Though GTA V does boast more interior areas than any other GTA game, it's still a pretty far cry away from the true feeling of a living, breathing city that fans have been crying out for. Sure, it's fun to rob a convenience store or head to the strip club and make it rain, but the vast majority of the city's buildings are simply locked-off from interaction at all, which is a huge shame. In GTA VI, hopefully players can walk up to any building, talk to the door guy, kill him if need be, take the elevator up to the board-room and start slaughtering greedy bankers like it's your job (and let's face it, it pretty much should be in these games). Every sort of building that appears in a real-life city should appear in the game, as even the most mundane little stationery store can be made exciting with a few bullets and a couple of grenades. There's simply not the incentive for Rockstar to fully develop so many interiors that players may never even see, but hopefully there will at least be a little more attention paid to them next time.