Not too long ago we posted a poll which sought to gauge how much interest the community actually has in Story DLC for GTA 5. The topic has been pretty much a staple discussion in the community ever since the game launched three years ago. Since then, rumors have risen and died down, community movements gained steam and slowed down, and Franklin's voice actor strung us along a few times.
But with internet communities being notorious for transforming into echo chambers for the vocal minority, the question remained: do players actually want single player DLC? Is the larger GTA 5 audience interested in further story content, or is everyone fully invested in the juggernaut that is Online?
So, being one of the most popular fan sites dedicated to GTA, we posed the question to our readers — do you want to see Story DLC? Naturally, the question wasn't a simple "yes/no" affair since it would hardly bother anyone if the DLC was made and released. Instead, the question was framed around whether fans would want more Online DLC, or some Story DLC at long last.
After giving the poll — which also ran on Facebook — over 10 days to cook up the community's verdict, it's time to reveal what the players actually want to see in the future of GTA 5. And we doubt it will really surprise anyone.
The absolutely overwhelming majority of players wants to see Story DLC developed and released for GTA Online. Something that was surprising, however, is the high number of players who play and care about single player exclusively — meaning these players don't touch Online.
We collected a total of 1,046 votes on the poll, while the Facebook tally comes in at 190 (both at the time of publishing). Of the 1046 people who voted on the website, a massive 477 voted that they only play Story mode, and don't play Online at all — this being the biggest group. A further 439 players expressed interest in single player DLC while also playing Online. Only a little over 100 voters didn't want to see Story DLC, of whom the majority only plays Online.
On Facebook, the ratios are similar. Of the 190 who reacted, only 23 don't care about Single Player DLC, while the remaining 168 want to see the single player campaign expanded, combining the votes of those who don't play Online at all with those who do but still want to see Story DLC.










