GTA V was the fourth most watched game on Twitch in 2019 and viewership grew 227% from last year, according to new figures.
Despite GTA V celebrating its sixth birthday this year, it saw a massive explosion in popularity on Twitch that puts it's total viewership behind only League of Legends, Fortnite, and the Just Chatting section. As the report from Stream Elements and Arsenal.gg highlights, GTA V viewership has more than tripled from 2018. This is thanks mainly to streamers using role playing mods in custom 'RP servers' and going around GTA V's incredibly detailed world as their characters while interacting with other role players.
Streamers such as Jaryd 'Summit1g' Lazar and Saqib 'Lirik' Zahid have been some of the big names who have streamed a lot of GTA V content in 2019 and their viewers have contributed towards the total watch time of over 500 million hours. Further stats from SullyGnome show that GTA V has had an average viewership of around 64,000 during the last 12 months across the whole of Twitch.
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Scenes of the Hong Kong protests are being replicated in real time in Grand Theft Auto V's Los Santos following the addition of riot gear, yellow hard hats, and more.
The cosmetics were added as part of the Diamond Casino Heist update, and the news of the new additions was spread through LIHKG, which is like the Hong Kong version of Reddit. It was then that the violent clashes representing the struggle against Chinese oppression started on the GTAV servers, according to the BBC (via PCGamesN).
The outfit is being dubbed 'Glory to Hong Kong' by its supporters and is being used by thousands of 'Stand With Hong Kong' crew members in game, who are throwing Molotovs at police cars, and damaging public areas such as subway stations. These instances pale in comparison to the current situation in Hong Kong though.
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Grand Theft Auto 5 features one of the most expansive open worlds in gaming, which makes it a trek to explore on foot. Sure, you could hail a taxi, or steal a random car on the side of the road, but there is an easier way to get around. There are times where it would be far less complicated to simply spawn a helicopter right at your feet, and these GTA 5 cheats will help you do exactly that, plus much more.
We've assembled a list of GTA 5 cheats to help make your time in Los Santos even more enjoyable. Whether you want to become fully invincible, or you want to have every gun available on a whim, these cheats will transform you into an unstoppable force. Be warned that using any of these cheats will disable achievements/trophies from unlocking during your current session. It may be worth loading up a separate save when you want to mess around with cheats to avoid any issues.
It doesn't matter if you're using a PC, Xbox, or PS4 as we've listed every platform to ensure you have all the best cheats at your disposal. The method of inputting the cheat codes varies between PC and console, so we'll focus on how to use these codes first.
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