GTA Online's Humane Labs Heist pays double this week
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If you filled up your bank account with last weekend's Prison Break Heist event, you might as well keep it rolling with the Humane Labs Raid. From now through Sunday, Rockstar is boosting the third of GTA Online's Heist missions with double GTA$ and RP rewards.
If you haven't played through the Humane Labs Raid yet, know that you'll need some serious fire power and aircraft skills to claim your double rewards. It's a good time to catch up on both, since Rockstar will roll out different deals on gear every day of the week and offer extra RP for flight school, among other activities.
Speaking of which, here's the full list of activities and challenges that will give you additional RP this week:
- Plane Takedown
- Flight School
- Destroy Vehicle Targets
- Complete a Gang Attack
- Deliver an Export Vehicle to Simeon
- Parachuting
- Deathmatch: Kill 2 Enemies Within 10 seconds, Kill an Enemy Within First 30 seconds
- Vehicle Deathmatch: Kill 2 Enemies Within 10 seconds of Each Other, Kill an Enemy Within First 60 seconds, Get a Killstreak, Get First Kill
I don't want to jump to any conclusions here, but if you had any plans to get your buddies together to run the fourth Heist, Series-A Funding, you may want to wait until next week. I have a hunch that the Heist events won't end here.
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