Rockstar Games has announced a GTA Online Double Reputation Weekend for its Prison Break heist.
This weekend you’ll be able to earn double the reputation for completing the GTA Online Prison Break heist.
The multiplayer heist tasks you with breaking Professor Maxim Rashkovsky out of Bolingbroke Penitentiary. And this weekend, you’ll get twice as much GTA$ for successfully getting him out.
Even if you haven’t yet reached the Prison Break heist, there’s plenty of other activities that you’ll be awarded double RP for completing over the weekend.
These include:
- Armoured Trucks
- Collecting Bounties
- Completing Daily Objectives
- Crate Drop Collection & Enemy Kills
- Destroy Vehicle Targets
- Distract Cops
- Flight School
- Gang Attack Completion and Enemy Kills
- Holding up a Convenience Store
- Import/Export Vehicle Delivery
- Impromptu Race
- Killing a Mugger
- Lester Kill Targets
- Losing Wanted Levels
- Plane Takedown
Related: GTA 5 Guide – Things to do in Los Santos
Over the weekend, Rockstar is also discounting seven Los Santos apartments by 25 per cent:
- 3 Alta Street (Apt. 10 & 57)
- 4 Integrity Way (Apt. 30 & 35)
- Del Perro Heights (Apt. 4, 7 & 20)
- Eclipse Towers (Apt. 3, 5, 9, 31 & 40)
- Richards Majestic Apt. 2, 4 & 51)
- Tinsel Towers (Apt. 29, 42 & 45)
- Weazel Plaza (Apt. 26, 70 & 101)
This is the second weekend in a row that Rockstar Games has offered double RP for GTA Online activities.
Last weekend’s double RP was used to celebrate the release of its Ill-Gotten Gains Part 2 update, during which Rockstar doubled the rewards for many in-game activities.
This weekend’s double RP will run until July 19, so grab that GTA dollah while you can.
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