TOP 10 WORST MISTAKES Players Make in GTA Online (2024) | GTA 5 Tips

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Once they allowed jobs and missions to be done in a solo lobby I went there and never looked back. Seems weird to have an online multi-player game at its best when you are alone😂

In this game, all you need to do is buy Luxor Deluxe. You will be able to fly over the heads of the poor people.

The biggest mistake is tryharding so buying things like mk2, just have fun, that's what the game is made for . . . (Oppresor just makes everything too easy and boring in my opinion)

Best business to get into for a level 1 is Acid Lab. Literally free and also a super car at the end of last dose missions.

One beginner mistake is not spinning the casino wheel. Anything you can get from it is valuable when you are on low levels (except for cosmetics)

being a new gta player sounds so suffocating in 2024 😭😭 ive been pretty wealthy in gta for years now and consider myself basically "retired" as i already own everything in the game that i want with millions more dollars leftover so i never really ever do missions anymore. i just collect the passive incomes and chill in freemode 😎

Invite only lobby is the only way to go on pc

I know it seems like you’re saving money by not buying supplies for your businesses, but it is better to just spend the money and saving time for stealing supplies is more profitable. Especially for casual players.

u and harmnone were my guides when i first started playing gta

The worst mistake beginners make when playing is not following simple rules when I try and help people through stuff and they think because they have a mill a cars more worth it get mad and cry about money when they don’t want to make money. 🙃

I'm impressed that you even thought about the change that you can do heist/business missions in invite sessions. I imagine its very helpful for returning players

I can't express how valuable the armored kuruma is. This car was so helpful for missions and heists. It's a must-buy for everyone.

I do contact missions for fun. I like the Meat Factory mission for Gerald because i practice my headshots with pistols while the other player open the safe lol

Armoured kuruma ftw in every pve situation. Amount of times ive rolled up in one on a mission and players get out and get shot right up 😂

Buying one apartment in a central location is not a bad idea for low level players. They will need a hideout sometimes to make those especially bad griefers lose interest.

On the topic of selling. When I was a low level player, and needed all the money I could make, we would log into the TGG Discord server, and find other people trying to sell, then set up a new lobby, and invite all those people to your new lobby and everyone sells sells sells. When the majority of players in the lobby is grinders, things are groovy, everyone sells and if a griefer shows up, we gang up on them till they leave. Sell lobbies were the best! It all started with finding other grinders and trying to fill the whole lobby with cooperative players and running all the sells as fast as possible.

another good tip for businesses is to always do the daily 'stash house' as it fully restocks one of your businesses. My routine goes: log in, export mixed goods, do stash house, collect bonus crate, bunker to ammu-nation. That's just over 100k immediately, plus a fully restocked business.....

The amount of times when I'm playing gta with my friends and a low level comes up and blows us up is insane. My friends always end up bullying them off the session.

Love this man's videos. Always on point. I started with a Duke o Death as a low-level player for my first grinding vehicle and now I have over 200+ cars, many businesses, apartments/garages, weaponized vehicles and a 25 million dollar cushion in the bank and that's AFTER buying this latest bail bond business and the cars I wanted. I play with my lady to get her up to speed now she's thriving in her businesses as well and growing her money. Respect and appreciate the grind!