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F*** it," I shouted. "We're going in!" I stunned it in my Jester sports auto and sped into the vigorously protected Merryweather Security base at the waterside Port of Los Santos while IGN's Jon Ryan, one of my three heist accomplices, pawed at the dashboard and yelled like a dance lead from the traveler seat. We came here looking for a Valkyrie gunship helicopter, and dammit, we weren't going to let 50 decently outfitted Merryweather goons get in our direction.We pushed through the first checkpoint and the two hooligans keeping an eye on it, setting the whole port on high ready. From that point we swerved some way or another around transportation containers, stopped vehicles, and more checkpoints, transforming a couple of more Merryweather PMCs into Jester hood decorations. We recognized the Valkyrie at the once more of the base close to a dock, slipped the auto to a stop, and took cover behind a blockade. We required a window of time sufficiently expansive to zoom to the chopper and break, get our two other exacting accomplices in-wrongdoing at a safe separation outside the base, and pilot the military helicopter to security. However we didn't pick sufficiently off of them on some way or another in, and when we left our auto, we were encompassed and gunned down before we could board the copter. Mission over. Once more to the checkpoint.
Yes, we may have held up year and a half for Online Heists to come to Grand Theft Auto V, yet in the event that the first I got to play with Jon and two Rockstar reps is any sign, these monstrous (and free!) new missions will be definitely justified even despite the hold up. Since even in awesome thrashing, hoo-kid did we have some good times! What's more even better, the woozy madness depicted above didn't even happen amid the real heist fitting; it was stand out of the five setup missions!
The online heist we played was called "Assault on Humane Labs." Our general objective was to break into a research center, take their information, and get out clean, part up $540,000 simultaneously. It emphasized five setup missions and after that the heist itself, and from beginning to end it took us pretty much precisely three hours. I'm certain we could get that down to over two or even two level with an accomplished, decently facilitated group, however the fact is that these hotly anticipated four-player online heists are substantial and, we would say, altogether different from all else in GTA 5.
One individual, as we've beforehand point by point, is the pioneer who fronts all the money and doesn't get paid until the end. The other three members land paid after every position, which could prompt squabbles over how enormous each individual's cut is. For the Humane Labs heist, we began by meeting at the heist pioneer's loft, where the mysterious agent handed-off guidelines from the considerably more-unknown manager. We went over the first couple setup occupations on the arranging board. We expected to get key codes from a contact in a downtown parking garage, and after that take two APC-esque Insurgent vehicles from a Merryweather test site in Blaine County.

 

 

I was the purchaser, an alternate player was my bodyguard, and two others were posts roosted on emergency exits over the parking area. At the point when the contact arrived, she appeared to know of us. "That bank… that was you, right?" she solicited, likely suggesting one from the other Online Heists. What's more after a minute, "What you're getting into now is an entire diverse ballgame, my companions."Prior to the discussion could proceed, however, many FIB operators swarmed our meeting, encompassing us at each of our four leaves (the principle way out and three rear ways). I jumped in the auto we landed in and ran a couple over while my fellow team members picked slugs, and after a couple of fizzled endeavors, we took care of business. It was a basic warm-up mission, yet agreeable in any case. I took home $20,520 as my cut – as I would toward the end of every setup mission.
The Insurgent-swiping journey tightened up the weight a bit. It was sufficiently simple for the four of us to get to the quarry where our two APCs were stopped and take out the men guarding them, however escaping turned out to be much trickier (and considerably more fun). Both Insurgents revealed, two players to a vehicle, however one and only Insurgent was furnished with a firearm turret on the top. I drove that one as the second auto, our buddies in the other APC bulldozing some way or another through waves of Merryweather slime buckets who moved up on us in overwhelming obligation jeeps, attempting to stop us. Our heavy weapons specialist even needed to shoot down a few rocket dispatching helicopters.
For our third setup mission, we needed to drive to a dinghy watercraft stopped in a dark spot, ride it out to ocean to a plane carrying warship, storm the bearer, take a VTOL-proficient Hydra, and return the Hydra to the plane shed in Blaine County. In the wake of driving the watercraft and impacting some way or another to the flight deck of the plane carrying warship, I rushed toward the plane, got it off the ground, and began getting peppered by inbound foe planes expectation on bringing me down. My heist-mates caught flies also, and what began as a basic plane robbery immediately transformed into a huge aeronautical dogfight!
The capper? When we'd completed off the resistance and were all flying to the overhang, what melody went ahead everybody's radio? "Risk Zone." obviously.
Taking after the previously stated – and maybe absurd – system we in the long run got to work to get the Valkyrie chopper (not before we needed to land and get our other two group individuals amidst a magma-hot LZ), we went to the last setup mission, and perhaps my most loved one of the whole heist. In the pouring precipitation, we needed to convey an EMP gadget that we'd Valkyrie'd out of the port by stacking it into the Insurgent and driving it straight into Humane Labs so it could be activated amid our assault.
The four of us looked like Splinter Cell spies, wearing dark, donning night vision goggles, and sneaking around in the stormy haziness. We crawled our direction onto the property, realizing that cautioning anybody would prompt mission disappointment and likely our passings. Empathetic Labs researchers blended with outfitted gatekeepers, so they were all going to must be placed down to push the EMP down their throats. Everybody prepared smothered guns and inched in through the front entryway, topping the pair of clueless watchmen who kept an eye on the doorway.

 

 

We went to a gathering of two researchers and two PMCs. From a safe separation, we all trained in on an alternate mind. "On three," a Rockstar rep said tranquilly. "Three… two… one… "Four "ffft" sounds whispered out into the night from our guns, and each of the four enemies fell quietly and all the while to the ground in a happy cool minute reminiscent of Splinter Cell Chaos Theory's fantastic 2005 community mode. We did this an alternate adrenaline-pumping couple of times before the last body hit the floor, leaving Jon to hack the carport entryway security board. As our central goal clock ticked down to under one moment – did I specify that we were timed on this occupation? – Jon couldn't overcome the timing-based hacking smaller than normal amusement. When he at long last did, we had no real option except to discover a vehicle in the event that we had any trust of getting away in time. A close-by APC was bolted, yet a Humane Labs administration van wasn't! We all heaped in and one of our Rockstar players drove us out the front entryway as a parade of Humane Labs fortifications started gushing towards us. We all held our breath… yet traveled right on by without episode in light of the fact that we were driving an organization van. Whew… and amazing!
At last, the heist itself. We need to part into two gatherings: ground group, who invades Humane Labs wearing night-vision goggles and gets the information from the server lab, and the air help group, who stays airborne in the Valkyrie, battling off Humane Labs' fortification choppers before getting us the meeting point and getting every one of us out of there. I was on the ground group with a Rockstar rep, while Jon and the other Rockstar rep took to the sky.
I drove us to the Valkyrie, sat in the co-pilot seat (instead of the pilot or two heavy armament specialist seats) as we traveled to the Lab, and after that parachuted out with my Rockstar accomplice (don't worry about it that I figured out how to flapjack into a solid post close to the ground, denying us of our just Team Life). We ninja'd some way or another in there altogether haziness in a mission reminiscent of one close to the end of the GTA 5 battle. However its a heck of a great deal more fun with someone else by your side. We kept our feet and our weapons quiet, snatched the information off of the target PC, then prepared our rebreather mouthpieces and swam for five minutes through submerged passages until we were clear of the Lab. We surfaced, paddled to the pickup point on the shoreline, and right on sign, Jon and his Rockstar co-pilot arrived, lifted us up, and we escaped from there.
We weren't totally sheltered yet – not until we shot down one final wave of adversary Valkyries by the skin of our teeth – and we arrived our smoking helicopter, effectively finishing the huge heist. Money was paid out, and celebratory beverages were had at the Vanilla Unicorn honorable men's club. To work well-done!
On the off chance that this sounds like it was a considerable measure, and in the event that it seems like it was exceptional, this is on account of it was both of those things. Only a solitary full heist bend yielded a few incredible Could-you-trust it-when? stories for the following day's watercooler visit. Hell, this isn't even the majority of our own from our single play session! Join that with the innate replayability of the varying parts and the sheer eccentrics GTA 5's sandbox gives and Online Heists could without much of a stretch see a Destiny strike level of group

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Minimum SpecsOS: Windows 8.1 64 Bit, Windows 8 64 Bit, Windows 7 64 Bit Service Pack 1, Windows Vista 64 Bit Service Pack 2* (*NVIDIA video card recommended if running Vista OS)
Processor: Intel Core 2 Quad CPU Q6600 @ 2.40GHz (4 CPUs) / AMD Phenom 9850 Quad-Core Processor (4 CPUs) @ 2.5GHz
Memory: 4GB
Video Card: NVIDIA 9800 GT 1GB / AMD HD 4870 1GB (DX 10, 10.1, 11)
Sound Card: 100% DirectX 10 compatible
HDD Space: 65GB

Recommended Specs
OS: Windows 8.1 64 Bit, Windows 8 64 Bit, Windows 7 64 Bit Service Pack 1
Processor: Intel Core i5 3470 @ 3.2GHZ (4 CPUs) / AMD X8 FX-8350 @ 4GHZ (8 CPUs)
Memory: 8GB
Video Card: NVIDIA GTX 660 2GB / AMD HD7870 2GB
Sound Card: 100% DirectX 10 compatible
HDD Space: 65GB

 

Installation Instruction1. Download it
2. Mount the iso file with Deamon Tools
3. Click Install
4. The Setup Prompts you for a cd key.
5. Wait for it to install
6. Go to the drive Grand Theft Auto Online
7. Go to the folder named Crack and go to you Grand Theft Auto Online game directory
8. Replace the original executable with the crack.

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