The answer and the source date
GTA VI’s Criminal Profile tracks how Jason and Lucia operate on a Professional-to-Irredeemable scale, according to Edge. PC Gamer revisited the system on October 30. Rockstar connects behaviour with the unfolding story, but has published no complete points table or list of scenes changed by individual actions.
What the checked sources show
The feature distinguishes intimidation or incapacitation from killing and describes angel and devil icons. Comparing it with Red Dead Redemption 2 helps explain behaviour tracking without establishing identical honour rules. A more calculating criminal remains part of a crime story rather than transforming the campaign into a wholly peaceful alternative genre.
What it means for players
Three systems should be separated. The profile concerns habits and choices, relationship status concerns the protagonists’ bond, and police heat concerns what authorities know about an incident. An action may intersect several systems, but losing wanted stars does not prove a character’s history is erased. This prevents collapsing every indicator into one good-or-bad meter.
Limits: what remains unestablished
We do not claim a final-ending count, identify a good ending or prescribe a guaranteed score-farming routine. The demonstration explains principles rather than auditing every consequence. Scale endpoints remain in English to identify the source terminology, without inventing official Spanish or French interface translations.
Frequently asked questions
Is it the romance indicator? No: sources describe them separately. Is it an exact RDR2 honour copy? That is not established. Are there narrative consequences? Rockstar says the profile affects the story; that does not justify invented branches, missions or endings. Our Jason and Lucia guide separately covers their emotional bond.
Related FansGTA guides
For context, consult the related guide and official release information. This page was checked October 30, 2026 against published material, without claiming our own early access to the finished game.
