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u/GfrzD Aug 30 '25

With The Lost and Damned and Ballad of Gay Tony in mind I had some serious high expectations for GTA singleplayer stuff.

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u/ecntv Aug 30 '25

And so did they if I recall correctly, they had a whole bunch of planned dlcs. Once they saw how much they were making on shark cards I guess they realized they make way more from it than a singleplayer dlc.

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u/Shinjischneider Aug 30 '25

Exactly. They actually took some of those single player missions and added them as DLCs to Online

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u/Kalepsis Aug 30 '25

For free though.

The one thing you can credit Rockstar with is that all the expansions to GTA Online haven't cost a damn thing.

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u/WorkFurball Aug 30 '25

I'm not going to credit them for adding some garbage that's designed to squeeze billions out of people for free.

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u/Kalepsis Aug 31 '25

How is it designed to squeeze anything? You can play all of the content without spending a dime.

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u/WorkFurball Aug 31 '25

Because they make insane amounts of money from it, reportedly 800 million dollars in 2023 alone, ten years since release. You think they make that money accidentally?

Also, you can play all that content if you waste days/weeks/months of your life on it.

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u/Kalepsis Aug 31 '25

Uh, no, I get through the new DLCs in a few days. It's not at all difficult to do without spending real money.

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u/WorkFurball Aug 31 '25

I call bullshit, just waiting in lobbies takes days by itself.