Once in a generation, a cultural event arrives large enough to reshape the calendar of an entire industry. Grand Theft Auto VI, launching November 19, is being treated as precisely that kind of gravitational force — one so powerful that Twitch's own chief executive is counseling game publishers to reorganize their release strategies around it. Dan Clancy's advice from Tokyo is less a warning than a recognition: that human attention, finite and fickle, will be claimed wholesale by Rockstar's long-awaited title, and that wisdom lies in working with that tide rather than against it.