GTA Online is a game that is often praised for the massive amount of items, vehicles, customization options, several apartment types and styles, weapons and all kinds of other things you can buy in game. On the flipside, GTA Online is a game that is often criticized for the cost of items, vehicles, customization options, several apartment types and styles, weapons and all kinds of other things you can buy in game. Tough, right?
Earning large amounts of cash relatively quickly in GTA Online is notoriously hard. Many techniques have been discovered, optimized, perfected and shared over the years which allegedly increases the efficiency of your money acquisition. These techniques include grinding the Pacific Standard Heist with the assistance of the kuruma glitch, or repeating the same two VIP jobs in rotation because that minimises downtime due to cooldown.
If you really want to make cash quickly and efficiently, it will come down to math and repeating missions. You'll be checking your performance based on how much cash an activity provides or how much you earn in an hour. Your perceived "enjoyment" of the game will warp to become dependant on money. Your GTA Online sessions will become necessary to secure a steady income.
Do this for long enough and GTA Online will become a chore. A day job. Something that you feel like you have to do instead of playing for fun. This will wear away your enjoyment of the game and eventually make you dread your second job that you need to perform on the couch with a controller in your hands.
So what to do when this happens? What action should you take when you realize that you're no longer having fun with the game because you became so fixated on money?
