Later this month, we’ll finally get an extended look at Grand Theft Auto 6, which is set to be one of the biggest video game releases in history. This new extended reveal, which is likely to be a narrated gameplay trailer, will premiere exclusively on Netflix a few hours before making the leap to YouTube and other free video streaming platforms. And while we know quite a bit about GTA 6 already, there are still plenty of questions I have about the open-world game that this new upcoming video could answer.

So here are 10 things that I hope we learn more about during the big GTA 6 Netflix event on August 27.  And to be clear: I have no idea if any of these questions will be answered by the upcoming footage from Rockstar Games. I’m just a hopeful fan hungry for more information like you.

Will GTA 6 support a 60FPS mode on any platform?

Grand Theft Auto 6 looks incredible in every trailer and screenshot we’ve seen of the upcoming game. That has some people wondering how GTA 6 will perform on current-gen consoles. At this point, we don’t know. Trailers seem to be running at 30FPS, but that doesn’t necessarily mean the game will only be playable at that framerate. Perhaps on PS5 Pro, GTA 6 will support a 40 FPS or even a 60FPS mode.

Is there a first-person mode in GTA 6?

Rockstar’s past games, GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2, supported optional first-person modes. They aren’t my preferred way to play the Grand Theft Auto games, but I have enjoyed playing GTA Online and RDR 2 in first-person from time to time, and I hope this feature returns in GTA 6. So far, however, we’ve only seen the game through a third-person view.

How does switching between Jason and Lucia work?

Officially, we still don’t know how (or even if) fans will be able to freely swap between Jason and Lucia while playing GTA 6. Some leaked development footage does seem to indicate that swapping protagonists will be an option like it was in GTA 5, but we don’t know yet if that feature is still in the upcoming sequel or how it will actually work in the finished product. Will players be able to swap whenever they want? Will it be limited by distance? Will story progression factor into it? We don’t know yet, but it seems like the kind of thing a gameplay reveal could address.

Will GTA 6 include RPG-like stats as seen in past games?

Some past GTA entries, like GTA San Andreas, GTA V, and GTA Online, have included character stats that players can upgrade over time. These have included being able to get stronger, run for longer, or shoot more accurately. I’d love to see GTA 6 bring these types of RPG-like mechanics back to the game, as it helps make it feel like the characters you control are actually progressing, evolving, and growing as you make your way through the story.

How will radio stations work in Grand Theft Auto 6?

At this point, we don’t know officially if GTA 6 will even feature radio stations. However, a recent screenshot of Jason does depict him wearing a V-Rock t-shirt. That was a radio station in Vice City and Vice City Stories, so it seems like it might be returning. And in the previously leaked gameplay, we see some placeholder radio stations from GTA V, implying that a similar radio system is returning in GTA 6. And that makes me happy. I’m really, really against the idea that some have floated that GTA 6 should ditch radio stations and let players link their Spotify account in-game. That would ruin the vibes that Rockstar works so hard to craft in each entry. Regardless, I assume we’ll get a peek at GTA 6′s radio stations during the August 27 reveal.

Will players be able to hold every weapon at once?

In the Grand Theft Auto series, players have always been able to carry many weapons at once. In modern GTA games, like GTA Online, you can basically hold every available weapon in the game at once. While this has long been a franchise staple, I do wonder if Rockstar might try to make GTA 6 more grounded and realistic with how guns work in the series. In the pre-order bonuses announced last month, there is mention of some vehicles containing weapon lockers, which seems to imply that perhaps you’ll need to carry extra guns in your car, similar to how firearms work in *Red Dead Redemption 2. *

Just how big is the map in GTA 6?

We’ve seen plenty of screenshots and trailers depicting GTA 6‘s rendition of Vice City, and it looks big. But how big is it, really? While fans have been piecing together the Vice City map over the last few years using official material and leaked gameplay, we still don’t have a good idea of how vast GTA 6 will feel while playing it. Hopefully this upcoming Extended Look later this month will paint a better picture of just how massive GTA 6 actually is and what it feels like to explore the map.

Does the game feature a new wanted system?

Over the years, Rockstar has implemented different wanted systems. GTA 5 had the most complex system yet, and it mostly worked, but it could feel a bit video game-y at times. I have to imagine Rockstar has made further tweaks to the wanted system in GTA 6, and I can almost guarantee we’ll see some of that in the Extended Look. I mean, this is a GTA game after all; outrunning the cops is a large part of what players do.

Will there be a modern open-world fast travel option in GTA 6?

While there have been some fast-travel-like options in past GTA games, like taxis in the PS2-era games and GTA Online‘s mansion offering fast travel to some locations, the series has mostly stayed away from implementing a modern version of the mechanic seen in other games. You know what I mean, the way so many big games let you pick from various spots on the map to travel to in seconds by simply pressing a button. GTA 6 might be big enough that Rockstar adds this type of feature to the game, but I imagine including this feature would lead to a lot of online arguments.

How will the $100 edition content work in GTA 6?

One of the biggest questions hanging over GTA 6 right now is how the extra content that’s included only in the $100 edition of the game will actually work. For example, the pricey edition includes exclusive stores. Does that mean players who don’t own that version will still be able to see these stores, but they’ll be closed? Or will they just not exist at all in the game? We don’t know yet, and a lot of people would love more information on this subject, though I’m not sure Rockstar Games will want to dig that deep into the various pre-order differences during this big Netflix reveal.