With GTA 6 Still Months Away, GTA Online Is Getting Another Huge Expansion | Push Square

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While you wait patiently for a crucial update on GTA 6, Rockstar hopes to keep you busy with another GTA Online expansion. Due out on 10th December, Agents of Sabotage will see you snap up the Darnell Bros Garment Factory – a location which may be familiar to you from the main campaign – where you’ll set up a new covert ops business.

Returning characters Jodi Marshall and Pavel from The Cayo Perico Heist will feature in this update, as you use the latest “clandestine tech to zero in on some of the city’s pre-eminent scores”. Expect new missions, vehicles, gear, and money-making opportunities.

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While we appreciate the intent from Rockstar, GTA Online’s mission designers have been phoning things in for years now. We’re really hoping this update bucks the trend of auto-spawning cars and enemies with impossibly accurate aim, but we’re not holding our breath. Still, we’ll give it a go, and will update our GTA Online guide with any info you need to know.

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«GTA 6 is still months away»
In other news, the sky is blue and water is wet.

@Oram77

Wetness as a liquid's ability to stick to a surface. In this case, water is not wet because it is the substance that is in contact with the surface. Wetness is the ability of a liquid to stick to a material.

That tagline is played out.

It's actually pretty scaled back update. One of the smallest in years, most likely.

@Oram77 Well Ackchyually the sky is not blue, although blue is the fastest moving color within the light spectrum .

Aww sh*t, here we go again