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- I_Fail_At_FPS
Did a playlist of all wallrides and spiral ramps yesterday. 3 Hours and $50k later, that was a dumb, frustrating decision to actually accept the playlist invite.
When I asked Rockstar what would happen after I received modded money they said nothing would happen and they'd remove the amount received (which they didn't).So.
Today was weird.
Out of boredom, I joined one of those "hack loby $$$" deathmatches" As per usual, a player in my team got to the guns first, we obliterated everyone blah blah blah. I hadn't received any guns, so I texted a teammate to drop me one. But he must have misunderstood and started dropping money bags all over the place! I picked up $800k. Now here comes the question...
I have reported this to Rockstar Support so they can remove the modded money from my account. However, a new report keeps popping up every minute. As a result, the chances of them replying to my report or even stumbling upon it are minimal. I'm wondering if there is a point in keeping the report up, seeing as it has already disappeared into the depths of the support section. The question is, do Rockstar actually check accounts for sudden increases in balance or can I just delete my report and go about spending the money?
They linked me to an article that said that if I wasn't engaged in any willful cheating or exploiting, I'm not in trouble.
I assume I can go on a spending spree now?
Okay then. Turismo R, here I come
That's always the case with me. I'm convinced the game knows what I have/want to do; so instead of helping me it decides to do the opposite. That doesn't just apply to daily objectives.Once I had Capture - GTA. Couldn't find a single one. Next night it was Capture - Hold. What did I find first? Capture GTA of course
Out of 6 daily objective lists, this is the 5th time I've had a capture objective.
To make it even better the game decided to give me 2 other horrid objectives, just in case.
God forbid I make $25,000