Grand Theft Auto Online has been available for almost 6 years now and it has received a steady stream of both new content and new players ever since. GTA 5 still tops sales charts, and Rockstar is still releasing new major content — such as the upcoming Casino DLC.
But if you're one of the countless new players jumping into Online each day, all that content backlog might seem too daunting to care about. That said, you still should.
Each subsequent DLC has typically been bigger, flashier and more lucrative than the last. Getting enough money for the best gear, vehicles and properties is a tough task, so it would make sense for players to grind the highest-paying activity and it alone.
However, in many cases, major updates build upon the foundations of those that came before. There are plenty of benefits to going back and trying out past GTA Online content, and if those wouldn't be enough, Rockstar is giving some incentive to do so as well each week.
Bonuses
This brings us to the first and most obvious advantage of catching up on past DLC. Rockstar's weekly bonuses in GTA Online often increase the payouts for missions related to previous updates, such as CEO work, Special Cargo Deliveries, Bikers Businesses and more. If you already have the necessary properties — most business-related content requires the ownership of a specific facility — then there won't be an initial investment to worry about.








