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The final hearing in the employment tribunal between Rockstar Games and 31 developers fired amid last October's GTA 6 development controversy has begun in Scotland. The hearing opened with rallies and speeches from former employees who say they were unceremoniously dismissed, contesting Rockstar's justification for the firings. Opening statements from both sides were fiery, with the Independent Workers Union of Great Britain accusing Rockstar of a culture of secrecy, while Rockstar defended its actions as necessary, stating it 'would have been insanity to take no action.' Rockstar also revealed it was forced to install privacy films on its office windows after drones were used to photograph employees through them, illustrating the extreme security measures the studio says it employs to prevent leaks ahead of GTA 6's November 19 release.