Heists are an important element of Grand Theft Auto Online, and possibly one of the most integral parts of progression in the game. It is a cooperative mode wherein players must work together to complete an over-arching objective over a series of set-up missions and eventually a finale mission. The set-ups themselves tend to be easier, and aren't particularly rewarding to complete, whereas the finale is the real attraction. It is possible for teams to be backfilled if someone leaves in between missions, however a full team of four is always required for all Heist missions.

The basic about Heists in GTA Online

One player (who initiates the heist) serves as the group leader, and must front an initial sum of money in order to start the heist. This money is used to procure equipment and other various items, and will be recouped at the end. The Heist Leader will not recieve payments at the end of each setup mission, but instead will take their entire cut out of a percentage of the final take from the last mission in the heist. Prior to a heist, when working on the plan, it is best to all be working from the same Heists guide. Also, some players have not been happy with the cut that the leader of their heists has given, so you must have some faith in your leader.

The other three members of the heist team will recieve payouts at the end of each setup mission, and are free to come and go as they please if they want to leave a heist before the finale. Their cut of the final mission will usually be smaller than the Leaders, but this is made up for by all of the money made during the setups.

Heists in GTA Online can be played on three difficulty levels. Playing on Normal earns you twice as much as playing on Easy, and playing on Hard earns you 25% more than playing on Normal. There are 5 kinds of heists available to play in GTA Online. They include The Fleeca Job, The Prison Break, The Humane Labs Raid, Series-A Funding and The Pacific Standard Job.

How to access Heists in GTA Online

To host 4-player cooperative heists online, your character must be Rank 12 and own a high-end apartment. If you are under Rank 12 or do not own a high end apartment, you can still join a Heist another player invites you to. To join a Heist as a crew member without an invite, go to the Quick Job menu on the phone. Select “Play Heist” to quickly jump into the action. If you want to relive yourself from tedious farming when playing the game, you can buy Cheap GTA 5 Money at our website:5mmo.com by using the code “5MMO” for a 3% discount.
Once you complete the prerequisites above, Lester will give you a call to set up your first Heist. Once you complete your first Setup Mission, there is a brief delay before Lester calls you for the next part of the Heist. There is a small delay between completing your first Heist and Lester’s call for the next Heist as well.To replay a Heist, simply call Lester using your in-game phone and select the “Replay a Heist” option when he answers. From there, you’ll be able to play any of the Heists you’ve previously completed.

 

General tips for Heists

Knowing the mechanics and special gameplay of the individual set-up missions and the harder finales, as well as knowing what kind of tactics to employ to avoid obvious pitfalls and other fail-states.

Beyond a grasp of how the game works, you'll need to be able to cooperate with your team and listen to what everyone is saying. In order to keep the team coherent and cooperative, you also need to make sure you've distributed the earnings fairly, which is also covered by this guide.