GTA 5 PS5: 10 Improvements & Features Rockstar MUST Add

Starting a new save of GTA Online in 2020 is a terrifying ordeal.

While all you can afford is a tiny little hatchback, players around you are driving $2 million bikes that fly and shoot lasers, making you feel as though you either need to take out a second mortgage or dedicate every waking moment to grinding towards.

The issue is made worse as many of the jobs don't reward players well for their time, and because Rockstar don't really tell you how to make lots of money in the game.

Therefore, Rockstar needs to look to do more to make starting a game less of a daunting experience for newcomers who may not know how the game works.

While Rockstar are unlikely to drop the prices of high tier items (as it would likely cut into their Shark Card sales), making the rewards from jobs slightly larger, and allowing players to be able to buy some mid-tier items more easily, would be a great way of getting people wanting to play GTA Online more often.

If anything, this would only increase the sales of the cards, as players will put more time into the game and therefore feel dropping $20 on some cash is a worthwhile way to spend their money.