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Things Get Even Crazier In GTA Online With New Rockstar-Verified Jobs
Rockstar has announced the addition of 10 new verified jobs in Grand Theft Auto Online, and players have their fellow community members to thank for them.
For those out of the loop, GTA Online's verified jobs are competitive matches that players can engage in, which include everything from deathmatches to races. Players can create their own custom matches by editing objects, weapons, spawn points, and other aspects, then share them with other players. Being "verified" by Rockstar makes them available via a special menu in GTA Online, and across all five platforms.
The new jobs were chosen for their creativity, and include two teams fighting over a hearse in a cemetery, a deathmatch atop a series of linked skyscrapers, and a ramp-laden race over Lago Zandcudo bridge. Three additional races are available on the current-gen systems and PC, and contain more props than the last-gen systems are capable of handling.
Players can check out more user-created jobs at the Rockstar Social Club.
Our Take
I'm still waiting for
a big DLC update from Rockstar before I plunge back into GTA V and GTA Online,
but continuing to promote fun user-created content is great – as is giving
players the tools to create it in the first place.
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