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GTA Online Adds 16 New Jobs And A Flight School Playlist
Grand Theft Auto Online is nearly a year old, but Rockstar is still cranking out new content for its online open world. This month, you can check out 16 new jobs, new races and contact missions, and earn double RP all week in a new Flight School Jobs Playlist.
As part of today's update, players will have access to two new Contact Missions, including:
Chop Chop (Contact: Trevor, Rank 43, 2-4 Players)
"Our friend Ronald is getting increasingly agitated about Merryweather Security’s presence in the state, and a nervous Ron gets on my t***. Why don't you go to Sandy Shores Airfield, hack into the Merryweather Network, find their outposts and then take their choppers and blow 'em all to hell. Okay? Great!"
Effin' Lazers(Contact: Martin, Rank 44, 2 Players)
"The market’s about to be flooded with inferior product. I... WE... have too much invested in it to let that happen. I need you to get in some Lazer fighter jets and take out the planes holding product before they land. It sounds extreme, but these are desperate times."
Players will also want to check out the new scenarios for all three of the new VS Mission modes (Acquire Targets, Air Force Zero & G-Rating). Those who play through the entire new Flight School Jobs Playlist will gain access to an exclusive 'High Flyer' Parachute Pack, which was previously only available through a even weekend.
Our Take
It's impressive how much content Rockstar keeps adding to GTA Online. Most games have been long forgotten by now, but Grand Theft Auto's still feels like an active world thanks to Rockstar's continued support.
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