GTA V Online: Rockstar Verifies Four Community Created Capture Jobs

By Vincent Funaro, Christian Post Reporter Friday, May 02, 2014

Rockstar verified four community created Capture jobs for GTA V Online players earlier this week.

The players who created these jobs get more than just a pat on the back as each of them will receive a exclusive in-game Capture license plates, the opportunity to participate in a Rockstar livestream to play and discuss their work, and a consolation prize of $1,000,000.

The four new jobs are currently available online and are known as Contend: Corrupt Cops, GTA: That's My Rhino, GTA: Payback Time and Contend: Adventure Team.

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More information on each of these missions can be found here.

GTA V Online cheats and exploits that allow users to gain ridiculous amounts of cash in the game will be eliminated by Rockstar soon.

Rockstar claims to have already sent out patches to correct these glitches that are being taken advantage of by various players. The company plans to send out a new patch sometime soon that will fix all the cheats. These glitches have caused for the delay of the Heists DLC.

"Access to the GTA Online Creator has been temporarily disabled to stop the spread of a new exploit," said the game's developer on their Support page. "If you would like to receive an automatic email notification as soon as there is more information about when the Creator will be available, please log into the Support Site and click Subscribe at the top of the page."

More information on that exploit can be found here.

An online petition created to encourage Rockstar to make a PC version of GTA V has received its 700,000 signature this month.

The petition was released shortly after the game initially launched for the PS3 and Xbox 360. It received around 600,000 signatures by October of 2013.