Are Heists Done?

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You still have half the player base learning to make sense of the basic instructions given to them in heists, and you're already expecting more heists?

Im not concerned about most other players.

Most other players their sole purpose is to lose from me in any competitive mode because thats the only thing they are good at and ever will be good at...no way they coud ever become usefull anyhow

I just don't see a reason to have more heists if a large portion of the player base already struggle with the current ones. This is why I stick to contact missions, because randoms seem to mess up and die less. I mean, you could probably complete like three contact mission in the time it would take to complete one heist setup or finale. Plus, heists are easy as f*ck to troll, since anyone can just commit suicide within the first 10 seconds and fail the entire thing. Players can leave or disconnect and the whole thing just fails.

 

Contact missions are much more reliable and efficient, in my opinion at least. They also don't fail due to the fault or scumbaggery of one player.

Dont got problems with randumbs suiciding on purpose for a looong time.

Also...i made heist friends...and though it needs a friend list to be maintained every 2 weeks because most people come and go....looking back at the fun had and my bank acount....totaly worth it

Right, but you shouldn't be forced to play with friends/crew members in order to complete a setup. If you can do contact missions without being forced to play with friends, then you should be able to do so in heists.Ah...like playing missions with randumbs cant be a pain in the arse...

If anything can be destroyed its still better you get to the ovjective first

 

It can be, of course, but it's less of a hassle than heists though. I find joining missions quicker and much easier. People just generally seem to fail and f*ck up less in contact missions.

 

Missions involving planes I try to avoid most of the time. I just don't know why people insist on flying them in missions when they know they can't in the first place. They either don't know how to operate the landing gear, or they can't position it right, so they decide to nosedive kamikaze into the marker, in hopes of the game registering that as a perfect landing. Seriously though, missions involving planes need to have a flying skill requirement. If your flying skill isn't maxed out, you shouldn't be able to take part. Simple.

Edited February 27, 2016 by Fearx--