Why the hell we don't get the online content at singleplayer ?

[Bedas]

Ok, i stopped playing GTA V a long time ago. Why ? Because the multiplayer is not fun to me. I don't have 3 other friends to play this game online because here in Brazil a decent PC is very expensive, mine for example is a I3 2120, Radeon 6950 Series (It was good like, 3 years ago). And lets be honest. If you don't have a 4 player party, the multiplayer is complete BS with overpriced stuff. So i prefer playing the main campaign (got 100% completion in the PS4), but i'd say we only get around 25% or less of the the online updates in offline mode, why? I get it that Rockstar only wants our money and wants us to buy those f*cking credit cards (forgot the name of them) but holy sh*t, at least give us the online content after a month or so.
Thoughts ?

[WarmedxMints]

Most of the online content would be pointless in single player.

They should probably make some single player dlc though.

[Talkie Toaster]

If it's just vehicles and all that kinda stuff then just use a trainer, as said above the missions and other stuff would be pointless in single player.

[StanicEnemy]

Single players for non gamers
Online for pro gamers

Thats why

[WC4L420]

Originally posted by StanicEnemy:

Single players for non gamers
Online for pro gamers

Thats why

PFFFTTT

Online is for anyone.

"Pro gamers" are just jet griefers.

[Hominin]

@OP, as with everything else R* does, it is designed to make you waste money. if you had the cars in single player, you could get franklin to upgrade them for free and take them for a test drive to make sure what you want to buy is right for you. that would prevent you from buying and upgrading the wrong car in multiplayer and losing money selling it at a fraction of what you paid for it.

they actually actively try to prevent you from getting to those vehicles in SP. if you spawn one of those cars using a trainer in single player, the game will try to remove it.

obviously you can still find someone with the car you like and ask them if you can try it out but R* gameplay designers are griefers so have to be ♥♥♥♥♥ about everything.

[WC4L420]

Originally posted by Hominin:

@OP, as with everything else R* does, it is designed to make you waste money. if you had the cars in single player, you could get franklin to upgrade them for free and take them for a test drive to make sure what you want to buy is right for you. that would prevent you from buying and upgrading the wrong car in multiplayer and losing money selling it at a fraction of what you paid for it.

they actually actively try to prevent you from getting to those vehicles in SP. if you spawn one of those cars using a trainer in single player, the game will try to remove it.

obviously you can still find someone with the car you like and ask them if you can try it out but R* gameplay designers are griefers so have to act like ♥♥♥♥♥ about everything.

Your tinfoil hat is showing.

R* will eventually put them in single player. Just takes a while for them to do so.

[Hominin]

Originally posted by D3TH5150:

Originally posted by Hominin:

@OP, as with everything else R* does, it is designed to make you waste money. if you had the cars in single player, you could get franklin to upgrade them for free and take them for a test drive to make sure what you want to buy is right for you. that would prevent you from buying and upgrading the wrong car in multiplayer and losing money selling it at a fraction of what you paid for it.

they actually actively try to prevent you from getting to those vehicles in SP. if you spawn one of those cars using a trainer in single player, the game will try to remove it.

obviously you can still find someone with the car you like and ask them if you can try it out but R* gameplay designers are griefers so have to act like ♥♥♥♥♥ about everything.

Your tinfoil hat is showing.

R* will eventually put them in single player. Just takes a while for them to do so.

you're showing your stupidity fanboy.

[WC4L420]

Originally posted by Hominin:

Originally posted by D3TH5150:

Your tinfoil hat is showing.

R* will eventually put them in single player. Just takes a while for them to do so.

you're showing your stupidity fanboy.

I can see that instead of coming up with something witty, you just resorted to plain generic insults.

None the less, it doesn't affect my mood.

[Hominin]

Originally posted by D3TH5150:

Originally posted by Hominin:

you're showing your stupidity fanboy.

I can see that instead of coming up with something witty, you just resorted to plain generic insults.

None the less, it doesn't affect my mood.

n, i resorted to describing you accurately. you are stupid since you think it takes time to put a car into the game when it is already in there and a fanboy since you rush to R*'s defence without addressing any of the points made against them. have a nice day.

[ATP2555]

Because Rockhard likes getting money from the kids.

Originally posted by Talky Toaster:

If it's just vehicles and all that kinda stuff then just use a trainer, as said above the missions and other stuff would be pointless in single player.

If you obtain the new weapons with a trainer then they'll disappear whenever you load the game.

[Floof]

Originally posted by D3TH5150:

Originally posted by Hominin:

@OP, as with everything else R* does, it is designed to make you waste money. if you had the cars in single player, you could get franklin to upgrade them for free and take them for a test drive to make sure what you want to buy is right for you. that would prevent you from buying and upgrading the wrong car in multiplayer and losing money selling it at a fraction of what you paid for it.

they actually actively try to prevent you from getting to those vehicles in SP. if you spawn one of those cars using a trainer in single player, the game will try to remove it.

obviously you can still find someone with the car you like and ask them if you can try it out but R* gameplay designers are griefers so have to act like ♥♥♥♥♥ about everything.

Your tinfoil hat is showing.

R* will eventually put them in single player. Just takes a while for them to do so.

then why are the lowriders, yachts, etc still not available in sp?
they are already old

they stopped putting the stuff in to sp after the heist update. the prices also went through the roof.
coincidence? i think not
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9sjSNsIh1Q

[American Airlines]

Originally posted by Hominin:

they actually actively try to prevent you from getting to those vehicles in SP. if you spawn one of those cars using a trainer in single player, the game will try to remove it.

how is the game trying to get rid of the car?

[Talkie Toaster]

Originally posted by ATP Tha Baltimore Kid:

Because Rockhard likes getting money from the kids.

Originally posted by Talky Toaster:

If it's just vehicles and all that kinda stuff then just use a trainer, as said above the missions and other stuff would be pointless in single player.

If you obtain the new weapons with a trainer then they'll disappear whenever you load the game.

Yeah but it's not a problem if you just load the trainer up again, it's what I always do anyway. It can just be a pain if you have to keep removing the files to go online.

[Hominin]

Originally posted by 従兄弟RAPE従兄:

Originally posted by Hominin:

they actually actively try to prevent you from getting to those vehicles in SP. if you spawn one of those cars using a trainer in single player, the game will try to remove it.

how is the game trying to get rid of the car?

you don't have access to google? the game despawns the online only cars as soon as you spawn them. i say "try" since people making trainers usually find ways around it like changing model names and such.