14 DAY TRIAL // Video game developer Rockstar and publisher Take Two announce that they are delivering 10 new verified jobs for the Grand Theft Auto Online experience, all of them designed to increase the variety of experiences that gamers can get in the multiplayer mode.
The list includes: Code 13-91, a technical race; Urban Jungle, close quarters Team Deathmatch; Rebel Rodeo, a race built around breaking sections; Brand’s Snatch, a circuit based on Nurburgring, Monaco and Laguna Seca; Hold – Operation Interrupt, a standoff between two heavily armed teams; Hit the Apex, a high-speed lap race; Raild Yard, Railed Out; That’s What She Said, a fast car race; Raid Claustrophobia and Little Twister, an endurance-based race.
All the new jobs are designed to allow players to see places in GTA Online that they might have ignored before and to explore new mechanics.
Rockstar has made a number of changes to the events, based on copyright and taste concerns, before offering them to the community.
The official announcement states, “This includes, but is not limited to modifying spawn points, improving checkpoints or increasing/decreasing the amount of weapon picks ups for a particular Job. Once Jobs are Rockstar Verified, they become available for play across both platforms, so whether you're on Xbox 360 or PS3, you'll have all these newly Verified creations available in your next Freemode session.”
At the same time, the development team is asking all players to continue to submit their content for evaluation, especially if other members of the community have offered feedback or noticed their unique nature.
Recently, the development team at Rockstar has launched a new San Andreas Flight School update for GTA Online, so those who use the newly added airplanes will probably get bonus points.
Since the game was launched, the developers have said that they are relying on the community to offer a range of diverse missions and events in order to make the game feel rich with content.
Meanwhile, Rockstar is focusing on making the necessary changes to the core mechanics and on the deployment of major updates.
At the moment, the company is working on Heists content, which is designed to allow gamers to engage in massive cooperative missions. It was initially supposed to appear in the spring, but it has been repeatedly delayed.
Rumors are also suggesting that GTA V will soon get a special zombie-based downloadable content, which might also have an impact on the multiplayer experience.
