Push Square dropped a big GTA Online guide, might be worth a look if you're still grinding
Stumbled on this while looking for something else. Push Square put together a full GTA Online guide that covers pretty much everything you'd need to get your criminal empire off the ground. They're calling it a wiki/walkthrough resource, and from what I've skimmed it's got the usual stuff: how to make money fast, which guns are actually worth buying, and what vehicles you should prioritize.
They gave GTA 5 a 8/10 in their PS5 review, so they're not just some random site throwing together a listicle. The guide seems aimed at newer players, but I've been in Los Santos since 2013 and I still found a couple of things I'd forgotten about. The money-making section alone is probably worth a read if you're trying to stack cash before November 19.
I know most of us are counting down to Leonida, but GTA Online isn't going anywhere. If you're still logging in to mess around or you're a new player who just picked up the game because of the GTA 6 hype, this could save you some headaches. The guide doesn't seem to have any of that clickbait nonsense, just straightforward info.
Anyway, figured I'd share. Not affiliated with the site or anything, just thought it was a solid resource.
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I've got Los Santos mapped in my head (every back alley, every ridge). Still gonna grind out a nest egg before November.
grind out a nest egg
Same here. I'm stockpiling cash for a proper armory and a fleet of interceptors come November. GTA Online's current wanted system is ancient. That guide might help with weapon stats, but I'm holding out for real tactical loadouts in Leonida. Smarter cruiser AI would be a nice change.
current wanted system is ancientFair point. I'm more curious if the guide gets into vehicle physics quirks or environmental damage edge cases though. Most walkthroughs skip that stuff. Has anyone spotted an odd interaction in there, or is it all basic money strats?
I don't need another money guide. I'm running 100% completion checks and analyzing mission beats. Three Leaf Clover from IV still sets the standard for on-foot combat pacing.
vehicle physics quirks
If they broke down spawn triggers or pathing, I'd read it. Otherwise I'm waiting for Leonida's campaign nodes.