14 DAY TRIAL // Grand Theft Auto V is set to receive a major update for the Online mode in the coming week and the developers at Rockstar are ready to offer a new trailer for the coming mode, which suggests how gamers will be able to work together during both the planning phase and the execution in order to try and achieve some big objectives.
The footage is relatively short and focuses more on the cool moments the game can deliver rather than on offering an in-depth look at the way gamers will need to create solid plans before tackling the new missions.
Heists include four players and they are designed to offer the same complex experiences that are included in the single-player campaign, with multiple sections for each mission and a variety of new activities accessible in both Los Santos itself and the surrounding Blaine County.
Rockstar will deliver the Heists for GTA Online on March 10 on home consoles, and at the same time gamers will also get access to three new Player versus Player experiences, which are designed to create some interesting scenarios, with teams that play by different rules and need to deal with weapon restrictions.
There are also more daily activities introduced for the title, which are designed to give fans a better way of getting both cash and reputation so that they can get access to better hardware for their characters.
The same content will also be part of the Grand Theft Auto V Online experience when it arrives on PC in April, after yet another delay.
GTA V might also get a single-player expansion this year
The Online experience has grown to be one of the most important elements of GTA V since the game was launched and Rockstar is committed to offering more content created in-house and more tools for the community to also put together their own missions.
Rumors have also suggested that a new single-player expansion for the title is set to be revealed before E3 2015 and might be introduced before the end of the year.
Sources are claiming that Rockstar is planning to add new characters on whom to center the narrative and more areas of Blaine County to explore.
