GTA Online has been around for what feels like a lifetime - people born when it came out are now halfway to being old enough to play it - but new tricks and glitches are still being found constantly. There's now a new way to get into Franklin's house in GTA Online.
Reddit user BravoMercurial shared a video of themselves clambering up onto Franklin's roof and shooting it with a weapon that causes them to fly through the air and clip into the abode.
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Another method of getting in involves standing by the back sliding glass doors and loading and exiting a job, but this method makes it seem more like you've climbed through a vent than exploited a bug in the game.
Once BravoMercurial gets in, they're able to walk around the various floors and appreciate the decor. Not sure how they plan to get back out though. It doesn't seem like the way they came in will be accessible.
Reddit user StoneBandit commented, "It's sad that you have to glitch it. Would be a cool mechanic if you could force a door or a window." It would be great if once you got inside the house Franklin called and asked what the hell you're doing as the characters do in the single-player mode if you fire weapons at their homes.
In other GTA news, Rockstar suffered an unprecedented leak when over 90 pictures and videos with over an hour of footage of in-development GTA 6 were illegally stolen and leaked online last week.
Rockstar released a statement assuring fans the leak would not affect the development of GTA 6, so no delays are to be expected just yet. Rockstar and Uber are coordinating with the FBI as the same hacker is believed to be behind attacks on both companies. The current rumour is that they're just 16.
Fans are now attempting to piece together the leaked GTA 6 map using MS Paint, and developers are sharing early build footage to show to gamers that all games look weird before they're finally shipped.
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