My favourite contract so far was called The Train Job. Starring KDJ & Sessanta, the cutscenes are a good laugh, and the running joke that the questgivers are just constantly trying to get their rocks off is a bit of cheeky fun. Often there are two setup jobs that lead into a more bombastic final mission, but they’re not dull fetch and shoot quests - I often enjoyed the setup as much as the big score.

You’ll tackle a series of mini heist-like contracts which rotate as you beat them, and they’re accessible through a job board in the shop. This isn’t ideal, but it’s certainly not useless if you play the game regularly: the attached missions are good fun and fiscally rewarding. If you haven’t got Prime Gaming to pick up a free one, it’ll cost you close to two million dollars to set up. Outside of the car meet, the update has also added a new property called the Auto Shop. This is great for picking up immaculate open-world night driving vibes. You can now customize your radio wheel with the latest update, so you can filter out some of the older stations in favour of the ones curated by Frank Ocean and Danny Brown. My anime drifting-mobile attracted at least one person’s attention at the car meet, though when I did enter a street race I forgot that my low-traction wheels were still installed, which scuppered all of my competitive ambitions - I could barely drive straight. I gave it a bonkers spoiler and some fancy carbon panels to live the true Tokyo Drift fantasy. Of course, I had to indulge in a little modding myself, putting together the ultimate Initial D racer, a modded Futo GTX. The update’s dialogue even alludes to the frustrating activities of the trolls, which I thought was a nice touch. Before this update, players trying to organise overworld car meets probably didnt have long before they were assaulted by griefers on rocket bikes or random missiles fired from submarines, making this boy racer bunker the perfect solution. It feels like GTA Online has proven itself as an engaging open-world that you can live a second life in, so Rockstar is trying to listen to what its players are doing in their non-violent downtime. Keep engaging with the new features and your Reputation will flourish too, allowing you to get trade prices on the update’s new cars, among other unlocks. It’s got a nice chilled atmosphere if you head there with friends to show off your latest upgrades and liveries. You can set up head-to-head races or just bang out fastest laps in the drift dungeon. You’ll also receive a Reputation meter that climbs as you hang out in the area and fling your car around a time trial circuit. There is no weaponry - hell, you can’t even jump - but if you pay Mimi $50,000, you’ll be able to interact with the shops and special races inside. The Car Meet is set in a massive underground parking lot full of enthusiasts showing off their custom whips, which can be tweaked in real-time. Once inside, the vibes were the absolute opposite of the explosive overworld. That’s a learned pro tip by the way, if you ever get stuck…

It worked too - when I entered the building, the mayhem got me stuck on a black screen, forcing me to use Resource Monitor to suspend and resume the GTA Vprocess to shove me through to the cutscene. When I got there, it was covered in cops and chaos, with other players trying to make it as difficult as possible for other people to start the new content.

To engage with the Los Santos Tuners update, the first thing you need to do is head to the Los Santos Car Meet in downtown Los Santos. It’s a game that has always felt great to drive in, so why not lean into that? I’ve found that cruising around with the radio stations playing is a good way to clear my head, so naturally I was happy to jump back into an update all about wheels. However, it does have something to do with driving, which is one of the game’s most lovable features. The latest addition is Los Santos Tuners, which doesn’t have much to do with expanding the pool of co-operative heists that have kept GTA Online alive for all of these years. READ MORE: Sports Interactive is finally adding women’s football to Football Manager – and they want to do it right.I might not play it every day, but when Rockstar releases a trailer for the open-world juggernaut’s upcoming additions,as they did with their latest addition, Los Santos Tuners,I find that it’s usually worth investigating. Having played Grand Theft Auto Online for eight years now, I feel like I’m duty-bound to give the game’s intermittent content updates a fair shake.

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