Next DLC Speculation Topic Mk VIII

[Tennyzulander]

Just now, Mach1bud said:

Eh I dont see many minivans anymore but fullsize vans are quite common work trucks.

 

There are a lot more minivans with other manufacturers though I think, Honda, Toyota, etc. I do see them on the roads often, just not as often as crossover Suvs.

I see them alot where I live. I guess it depends where you live in the US I guess. 

3 minutes ago, VitoCorleone1992 said:

 

Caring more for exterior than interior? That's a general problem with a quite good amount of the humanity.

Yes.l, sadly. 

[ElectroLacey]

If this update has a trailer for it when can we expect it

[Your Personal Leeker]

Just now, ElectroLacey said:

If this update has a trailer for it when can we expect it

On Tuesday for sure.

[Luganoff]

8 minutes ago, Tennyzulander said:

The 2017 GMC Sierra 2500 duramax diesel is my dream truck. 

The environment wants to thank you.

[Tennyzulander]

3 minutes ago, VitoCorleone1992 said:

 

Caring more for exterior than interior? That's a general problem with a quite good amount of the humanity.

Of course interiors in American cars have improved alot throughout the years especially in Lincoln, Cadillac, Ford, Dodge, and chrysler. The interior in the 2017 GMC Sierra 2500 diesel is quite lovely and high tech. It's very luxurious for a truck here. 

[SlimeGamerMC]

Just now, ElectroLacey said:

If this update has a trailer for it when can we expect it

I'd say since this feels more like a Surprise update, the day the update comes out or maybe before it comes out.

[Tennyzulander]

7 minutes ago, Luganoff said:

The environment wants to thank you.

Thank you!!! I've always liked diesel trucks over petrol pickups because of the beautiful lovely sound they make. I still think Cummins make the best sound of the diesel pickups. Ford's F250$F350 superduty powerstroke diesels do sound amazing too. Dodge ram 2500 Cummins diesel sounds the best imo. 

7 minutes ago, Luganoff said:

The environment wants to thank you.

Diesel cars are soo popular in Europe because it's more fuel efficient and cheaper than petrol over there. Plus, you guys care about the environment and economic efficiency. 

Edited December 8, 2019 by Tennyzulander

[askinnywhitedildo]

Has anyone wondered how much this new business is going to cost us in utility bills?

 

It's sorta funny. #1, you gotta buy the business. #2, you gotta pay into the heist to be able to play the heist. #3, you gotta pay a tax every 48 minutes. 

[REXX]

12 minutes ago, askinnywhitedildo said:

It's sorta funny. #1, you gotta buy the business. #2, you gotta pay into the heist to be able to play the heist. #3, you gotta pay a tax every 48 minutes. 

[Piro]

51 minutes ago, VitoCorleone1992 said:

Lol...americans dont like small/compact cars?

Almost like they are compensating for something. You know what they say about guys with huge trucks.
 

35 minutes ago, ElectroLacey said:

If this update has a trailer for it when can we expect it

Ofc there's gonna be a trailer, its a heist dlc after all. But since they said "Stay tuned for more details when The Diamond Casino Heist launches on December 12th." that means most likely it will be released at the same day
 

10 minutes ago, askinnywhitedildo said:

Has anyone wondered how much this new business is going to cost us in utility bills?

It's sorta funny. #1, you gotta buy the business. #2, you gotta pay into the heist to be able to play the heist. #3, you gotta pay a tax every 48 minutes. 

Like always I'm sure the interior will be waaaay more expensive than the money you get from finishing a heist. 
And since its an arcade with a huge secret underground the electricity bill will be probably quite huge.

[eyman]

The real question is why did Red Dead get screenshots and GTA didn't. I think it's discrimination.

[askinnywhitedildo]

3 minutes ago, Piro said:

Almost like they are compensating for something. You know what they say about guys with huge trucks.
 

Ofc there's gonna be a trailer, its a heist dlc after all. But since they said "Stay tuned for more details when The Diamond Casino Heist launches on December 12th." that means most likely it will be released at the same day
 

Like always I'm sure the interior will be waaaay more expensive than the money you get from finishing a heist. 
And since its an arcade with a huge secret underground the electricity bill will be probably quite huge.

The Master Terminal will cost a few million, and I expect the daily tax from owning this will also be ridiculous (On top of that electricity bill). 

 

No way R* let's own something that useful without us paying out the ass for it. 

[asadog2]

44 minutes ago, Luganoff said:

The environment wants to thank you.

Cleaner than petrol (if it were a diesel)

I have no idea why people buy petrol pickup trucks but ok

56 minutes ago, Tennyzulander said:

The 2017 GMC Sierra 2500 duramax diesel is my dream truck. 

Tfw that’s gas

[BelegUS]

7 hours ago, BelegUS said:

I was lurking this thread since before at least After Hours DLC, but only now decided to create an account and take part in discussion. Don't you guys think that DLC car is simply new version of Declasse Asea, also known as Lester's car? Current in-game Asea is based on first gen Chevy Sonic (USA) / Aveo (other countries). The one from Heist DLC is simply a second gen Sonic / Aveo. Take a look:

Bumping as the post was awaiting moderator approval an now nobody will see it. In the meantime I had another idea - what if "getaway cars" are "Mk2" versions of existing cars? Like we have "Arena War" versions, "Benny's" versions, and now "Getaway" versions. Then it would make sense - the one on the picture is Declasse Asea "Getaway". Thinking about it further... remember when Fun2 tweeted about unreleased version of Cognoscenti found in the files during Arena Wars? What if it wasn't leftover for AW, but some files that got there by accident from "Casino Heist" DLC works? Getaway Bentley/Maybach sorta fits the theme.

[Tennyzulander]

1 minute ago, asadog2 said:

Cleaner than petrol (if it were a diesel)

I have no idea why people buy petrol pickup trucks but ok

Tfw that’s gas

Yes. Lots of people because diesel is hella expensive here in the US compared to Europe. Same way petrol is much cheaper in the US. 

11 minutes ago, Piro said:

Almost like they are compensating for something. You know what they say about guys with huge trucks.
 

Ofc there's gonna be a trailer, its a heist dlc after all. But since they said "Stay tuned for more details when The Diamond Casino Heist launches on December 12th." that means most likely it will be released at the same day
 

Like always I'm sure the interior will be waaaay more expensive than the money you get from finishing a heist. 
And since its an arcade with a huge secret underground the electricity bill will be probably quite huge.

Well, trucks are more sturdier, can haul heavier weight, safer, and hold more people. Main reason why many have trucks is for work and hauling things. Trucks can haul more than a car can.

12 minutes ago, Piro said:

Almost like they are compensating for something. You know what they say about guys with huge trucks.
 

Ofc there's gonna be a trailer, its a heist dlc after all. But since they said "Stay tuned for more details when The Diamond Casino Heist launches on December 12th." that means most likely it will be released at the same day
 

Like always I'm sure the interior will be waaaay more expensive than the money you get from finishing a heist. 
And since its an arcade with a huge secret underground the electricity bill will be probably quite huge.

Well, trucks are more sturdier, can haul heavier weight, safer, and hold more people. Main reason why many have trucks is for work and hauling things. Trucks can haul more than a car can

[asadog2]

5 minutes ago, Tennyzulander said:

Yes. Lots of people because diesel is hella expensive here in the US compared to Europe. Same way petrol is much cheaper in the US. 

Well, trucks are more sturdier, can haul heavier weight, safer, and hold more people. Main reason why many have trucks is for work and hauling things. Trucks can haul more than a car can.

Well, trucks are more sturdier, can haul heavier weight, safer, and hold more people. Main reason why many have trucks is for work and hauling things. Trucks can haul more than a car can

While diesel might not be cheap at the pump you’re burning 40% less fuel compared to a gas engine 

In the end you’re spending less money on fuel with a diesel compared to petrol.

[Tennyzulander]

1 minute ago, asadog2 said:

While diesel might not be cheap at the pump you’re burning 40% less fuel compared to a gas engine 

In the end you’re spending less money on fuel with a diesel compared to petrol.

Still, overall it's more expensive. 

[JustAnothaBrickinDaWal]

15 minutes ago, Tennyzulander said:

Yes. Lots of people because diesel is hella expensive here in the US compared to Europe. Same way petrol is much cheaper in the US. 

Well, trucks are more sturdier, can haul heavier weight, safer, and hold more people. Main reason why many have trucks is for work and hauling things. Trucks can haul more than a car can.

Well, trucks are more sturdier, can haul heavier weight, safer, and hold more people. Main reason why many have trucks is for work and hauling things. Trucks can haul more than a car can

Yes but there are people who dont haul anything and still buy a truck its becoming more of a status symbol rather than utility. And They just keep getting bigger like what if i needed a small truck like the s10 or nissan hardbody theres no new small class trucks and most of the new ones keep getting useless facelifts and more features personally just keep it simple, its a truck, not a cadillac, its meant to be a workhorse its built for work not luxury. Practicality and functionality over some bells and whistles

Edited December 8, 2019 by JustAnothaBrickinDaWal

[asadog2]

4 minutes ago, Tennyzulander said:

Still, overall it's more expensive. 

It isn’t but ok

[IceDree]

33 minutes ago, askinnywhitedildo said:

Has anyone wondered how much this new business is going to cost us in utility bills?

800 dollars minimum + 50 for Johnny T.

[Thomas The Dank Engine]

1 hour ago, GTA_FAN_NL said:

Man, I just saw a clip on YouTube of some guy doing repo work in gta with a flatbed truck. Loading cars on it. 
 

I want that in gtao. Doing some repo work and moving my cars around when I feel like it.

Untill 4 jets and 5 oppressors apprear, and you realise you can't sell in private/solo lobbies. Rockstar will always find a way to f*ck us over.

[Devdevi45]

R* needs to drop the trailer already 

[Tennyzulander]

4 minutes ago, JustAnothaBrickinDaWal said:

Yes but there are people who dont haul anything and still buy a truck its becoming more of a status symbol rather than utility. And They just keep getting bigger like what if i needed a small truck like the s10 or nissan hardbody theres no new small class trucks and most of the new ones keep getting useless facelifts and more features personally just keep it simple, its a truck, not a cadillac, its meant to be a workhorse its built for work not luxury.

Many people here drive smaller trucks like the Ford ranger, Toyota hilux, and ect. Single cabs aren't necessarily popular either. 4 door trucks are indeed popular. Also, many people like sitting up higher and like comfortability as well. Space is a big thing in the US. 

[JustAnothaBrickinDaWal]

1 minute ago, MrARCO said:

Untill 4 jets and 5 oppressors apprear, and you realise you can't sell in private/solo lobbies. Rockstar will always find a way to f*ck us over.

They always have, watch the mk2 nerf not be included in the changelog

[Tennyzulander]

6 minutes ago, asadog2 said:

It isn’t but ok

Diesel fuel is more expensive.Diesel fuel historically has been more expensive than gasoline. Taxes: Diesel fuelis assessed a higher federal excise tax than gasoline (24.4 cents per gallon for diesel vs. 18.4 cents per gallon for gasoline) and diesel fuel is also sometimes assessed a higher tax at the state level.

 

[Piro]

20 minutes ago, Tennyzulander said:

Well, trucks are more sturdier, can haul heavier weight, safer, and hold more people. Main reason why many have trucks is for work and hauling things. Trucks can haul more than a car can

Weeell If you felt the need to justify it you basically publicly admiring that you have reasons to feel insecure after that joke. Just saying

jk dude.
 

21 minutes ago, BelegUS said:

Bumping as the post was awaiting moderator approval an now nobody will see it. In the meantime I had another idea - what if "getaway cars" are "Mk2" versions of existing cars? Like we have "Arena War" versions, "Benny's" versions, and now "Getaway" versions. Then it would make sense - the one on the picture is Declasse Asea "Getaway". Thinking about it further... remember when Fun2 tweeted about unreleased version of Cognoscenti found in the files during Arena Wars? What if it wasn't leftover for AW, but some files that got there by accident from "Casino Heist" DLC works? Getaway Bentley/Maybach sorta fits the theme.

Still waiting for my mk2 aircrafts... They would be perfect for a getaway since there's a helipad on top of the casino. But yeah I'm sure we gonna have to upgrade those cars to make them "getaway" ready. Some of them will be complacently new, some of them might be just old vehicles with new props on top. It's a clever way to make us pay 2x for the same car.

[TermedSaturn942]

3 minutes ago, Devdevi45 said:

R* needs to drop the trailer already 

if it doesn't come out today, it'll probably come out on tuesday, probably a bit after whatever weekly event RDR2 has.

[Thomas The Dank Engine]

3 minutes ago, TermedSaturn942 said:

if it doesn't come out today, it'll probably come out on tuesday, probably a bit after whatever weekly event RDR2 has.

I think we get a trailer on the release day. just my:

Edited December 8, 2019 by MrARCO

[TermedSaturn942]

Just now, MrARCO said:

I think we get a trailer on the release day.

yeah. or after even. R* is weird sometimes.

[asadog2]

1 minute ago, Tennyzulander said:

Diesel fuel is more expensive.Diesel fuel historically has been more expensive than gasoline. Taxes: Diesel fuelis assessed a higher federal excise tax than gasoline (24.4 cents per gallon for diesel vs. 18.4 cents per gallon for gasoline) and diesel fuel is also sometimes assessed a higher tax at the state level.

 

As I already said before. Yes it is more expensive at the pump but it’s cheaper overall to run because you are burning much less fuel with a diesel compared to a gas engine.