Grand Theft Auto 5 – 10 New Things Fans Have Discovered

Almost nine years after its initial launch on PS3 and Xbox 360, players of Rockstar's epic open-world title continue to discover new details.

Posted By | On 06th, Jul. 2022

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Rockstar Games’ open-world titles are laden with details and regardless of how long they’ve been available, fans are still finding neat little things. Red Dead Redemption 2 is a treasure trove of unique details but Grand Theft Auto 5 (and by extension, GTA Online) isn’t too far off, despite originally launching in 2013 for the Xbox 360 and PS3. Let’s take a look at 10 new things that fans have discovered in the past year or so.

Robbing Stores With no Ammo

Everyone knows that you can rob a store without needing any ammo. Simply roll up, pull out a firearm and threaten the clerk with it to receive that sweet cash. Just remember not to turn your back on them since they’re armed and more than a little vengeful. But what happens if you accidentally fire your ammo-less weapon? As felixramminger on Reddit discovered, when the clerk sees that you have no ammo, they won’t hesitate to pull out their weapon and gun you down. That this was possible all this time and players are discovering it now is crazy.


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