With Rockstar having already confirmed there will be exclusive updates to the new version of Grand Theft Auto 5 on current-gen consoles, this doesn't seem out of the question.

The future of Red Dead Online, however, is unclear, to the point that fans are wondering if Rockstar is just going to quietly pull back on support and lean even more into GTA Online. It's likely this will only continue for the foreseeable future, as Rockstar will likely want to maintain its online mode in some way whenever Grand Theft Auto 6 releases. Some GTA Online players may be annoyed by the absurdity of the content Rockstar has added, such as flying cars and world-ending events, but there's at least no shortage of large-scale things to do. Multiple new heists and noteworthy missions, a working casino, and much more have continued to ensure players return to GTA Online in droves. Support has slowed down on GTA Online in recent years, but the updates it gets have been substantial and game-changing.

Although it's possible the pandemic has impacted development of Red Dead Online content, Rockstar's lack of communication has left fans high and dry.

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