Grand Theft Auto V Legacy News

Industrious Executives and their ambitious Associates are poised to see hockey-stick levels of growth this week, as demand for Special Cargo Sales, Special Vehicle Work, and Export Mixed Goods is soaring, leading to record profits for all involved.

Plus, a new bumper crop of high-speed Stunt Races brings Triple Rewards for those daring enough to compete in the Community Series.



[h3]2X GTA$ AND RP ON SPECIAL CARGO SELL MISSIONS[/h3]

Is your Warehouse packed with assorted forms of illegal loot from your hauls? Good news: offloading illegal bounty in Special Cargo Sell Missions is a surefire way to earn Double Rewards this week. Use the laptop inside your Warehouse to access Ad-Hawk’s website and select how much of your stock you’d like to deliver, give any pursuing raiders the slip, and make it to your destination safe and sound to get paid.

As far as pilfering goods goes, successfully completing a Special Cargo Steal Mission anytime this week will land you the Orange Pinstripe Pajamas as a bonus.

See the full details at the Rockstar Newswire: http://rsg.ms/90e74ca

A single GTA 5 mod has rekindled the age-old shouting match about the precise legality and contribution of videogame mods, in the eyes of developers, publishers and players - while also threatening to trigger fresh debate on the use of large language models, aka AI, in game development. The mod in question, "AI Powered GTA V: Story Mode with AI NPCs" sees you investigating a cult of weirdo AI worshippers, with characters who speak AI-generated dialogue. It's now been struck from several sites by GTA 5 publisher Take-Two Interactive.

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Take-Two has chalked up another body in the GTA modding scene, and barely a week after Rockstar turned heads by buying up the FiveM mod makers. This time the victim was the creator of Sentient Streets, the AI mod that allowed you to chat with, cajole and extort the NPCs of Los Santos that we covered last week. Rockstar's parent company was none too happy with it, apparently, so all trace of it has now been blasted from the internet...
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