I guess I'll play every mission and then click on that?

me three. when can i click on this?

You'll know. If you're not sure then you haven't made it that far yet.

Had a double lap dance and took home Sapphire. She's been sending me dirty pics since. BOO-TAY CALL.

I also found a random event in the Chiliad Mountain State Wilderness, but everyone was dead apart from a few enemies slumped by their cars. Even the guy I was meant to give the package back to was wasted. I ended up $25k richer though.

Go to the cinema and watch The Lonliest Robot in Great Britain.

All I want is it to fly in a straight line, that isn't too much to ask is it?

Flying a plane was no problem for me either but the helicopter is a nightmare. I was working my way through the flying schol lessons and passed all the plane ones first time, then just hit a wall with the first helicopter one. Using LB and RB to steer rather than the stick hardly helps because pushing forwards causes a huge amount of
wobble. I was trying as Michael though so that might explain some of it.

Grand Theft Auto Online micro-transaction pack prices revealed

You'll be able to spend between £1.99 and £13.49 in Grand Theft Auto Online for individual packs of in-game money, people with early access to the mode have told Eurogamer.

The four GTA Online currency cards spotted yesterday in the code of Rockstar's own site are still to be officially announced, but we understand they will have UK prices of the following amounts:

$100,000 Red Shark Cash Card - £1.99
$200,000 Tiger Shark Cash Card - £3.49
$500,000 Bull Shark Cash Card - £6.99
$1,250,000 Great White Shark Cash Card - £13.49

These details originate from a source with early access to Grand Theft Auto 5's multiplayer mode. While details may still be tweaked prior to its final release, this is how things currently stand less than a week before it goes live.

Simply put, the more expensive the cash pack, the better the exchange rate you'll get. But it's also worth noting that while GTA Online uses the same world as GTA5, prices for in-game items do vary between the two.
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A car that costs $1 million in the game's single-player mode can be bought for much less in Online - more like $150,000. Properties are also cheaper - the most expensive you can own is $400,000.

And you can only own a single property. When you trade houses you get a rebate on the place you've moved from, so you can re-use your in-game credit to some extent.

But while some things are cheaper, others are more expensive. You'll pay more for weapon and car mods, and most are initially out of normal financial reach. Yet any potential access to these items can only be unlocked when your character ranks up.

This means that, even with extra money from cash packs, a low-level character will have few options to initially spend it on. Players start with the option to buy just pistols and a single set of tyres.

GTA Online's micro-transactions may provide less of a boosting mechanic than first expected, then, although limited-time consumables will also be available.

Full details of the mode will be revealed sometime before its public launch on 1st October.

Rockstar has yet to respond to Eurogamer's request for comment.

I got into a bit of trouble when I was going to the flying school. Not story spoilers, just explaining why I got into trouble.

Me too.

Not keen on this thread now the spoilers are slithering in.

Is it standing up to the load?

The bit where you have to follow the plane (no need for a spoiler there, I don't think) was brilliant.

What's the cheapest you can get this?

Online is odd.
I don't want to race, I want to blow shit up with my buddies!

What's the cheapest you can get this?