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Independence Week Update For GTA Online Brings New Supercar, Adversary Mode, And More
Grand Theft Auto Online is getting even bigger today with the new Independence Week content drop. The headliners of the update are the Dewbauchee Vagner, a futuristic supercar built for speed, and a new adversary mode called Dawn Raid.
In Dawn Raid, two teams of up to six players parachute into a combat zone under the cover of night and are tasked with finding and extracting a transmitter that's hidden in a package. Both teams are well armed, equipped with thermal and night vision goggles, and have an app on their phones that they can use to identify the correct package. The catch is that using the app makes you visible to your enemies. From now through July 10, playing the new mode will reward you with double GTA$ and RP.
Also included in the update are Independence Day themed liveries for your MOCs and Mk II weapons and discounts on firework launchers, yachts and yacht modifications, the Liberator Monster Truck, classic outfits, and more. If you still need more GTA$ to make these purchases, you can take part in Premium races and time trials running throughout the week.
For more details, you can read the full post from Rockstar here.
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