Grand Theft Auto V Legacy News

The Last Dose Hard Mode Event

The Last Dose of the Los Santos Drug Wars saga contains all the hallmarks of a psychedelic experience: thrills, spills, and vivid hallucinations. Take a trip back into the story of The Last Dose to earn extra rewards and collect rare items for dialing up the difficulty.

[h2]THE WEENY ISSI RALLY SUV RETURNS THIS WEEK[/h2]

The Weeny Issi Rally (SUV) is on pace to become Los Santos’ most beloved British import. This diminutive SUV returns to the Southern San Andreas Super Autos website and the hallowed halls of Simeon’s Premium Deluxe Motorsport showroom for a limited time this week.

See the full event details on Rockstar Newswire: http://rsg.ms/2b297b8

GTA 5 player asks Rockstar for $75k refund, gets $32 million instead

GTA 5 requires a massive amount of in-game cash. From sports cars to condos, fledgling business to military-grade weapons, if you want it, you can have it - you just need the moolah. With Grand Theft Auto Online still going strong after almost ten years, and more investment options around Los Santos than ever, it'd be pretty helpful if Rockstar, creators of the sandbox game, suddenly handed you millions of GTA 5 dollars. Well that's exactly what happened to one player, who put in a request for a $75,000 Grand Theft Auto bucks refund, and got $32 million instead.

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GTA 5 was going to let you name your own drugs

GTA 5 was going to include a feature that would allow you to customise the names of the drugs you create at the Grand Theft Auto Online acid lab. However, before the latest GTA 5 update, this feature was seemingly removed by Rockstar - though there is a possibility that it may return in the future, as it's actually present and somewhat functional within the sandbox game's code.

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GTA5 cheaters could instantly kill you - even in single-player - before today's patch

GTA Online has its share of cheats and mods, and they can be a big problem for online players. But a new mod menu went several steps further, allowing nefarious players to get administrative access to servers to spawn vehicles or even instantly kill you - even while you're in single-player.

The exploit has since been patched, but for the brief window it was open it served as one of the most alarming cheats we've seen in ages. Before the patch, a mod menu was able to access an admin feature intended to allow Rockstar devs to get creative during streams. That feature allows you to kick players from servers, spawn vehicles, initiate ragdoll, or instantly kill players.

Most disconcertingly, hackers didn't even have to be part of your game session to mess with you. Anybody with your Rockstar Social Club ID could drop jets on your head or repeatedly kill you, as happened to speedrunner FriendlyBaron. That applies even in single-player, unless you take extra steps to block all of GTA5's online features.

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