GTA 5 Online Fully Loaded VIP Work Guide – Quick and Easy Solo 25 Grand
If you’re a Grand Theft Auto fan, you know that GTA 5 is truly massive, and thanks to constant updates from developer Rockstar Games for GTA Online, there’s always new content and interesting things to do. Today, we’ll be looking at the Fully Loaded VIP work in GTA 5 Online, a fun little free mode session that you can complete in just 10 minutes and earn around $25,000 solo.
What is the Fully Loaded VIP Work?
Before we dive in, let’s talk about what the Fully Loaded VIP Work is. This mission is well-suited if you’re looking for chaos and want to have some fun. If you’re a new player, be warned: the paywall in front of this mission is high. However, if you own a Ruiner 2000, this mission is a bit different and will help you earn some cash.
Requirements for Fully Loaded VIP Work
To complete the Fully Loaded VIP work, you need to be well-equipped. Get full armor, full health snacks, a Ruiner 2000, and be far along in your GTA career. The Ruiner 2000 will set you back $5,745,600, while a Vehicle Warehouse will cost 1.5 million. Before buying a Vehicle Warehouse, you need to own an Executive Office or CEO’s Office, which will cost you around $1,000,000. This means that you’ll need to spend just under $8.25 million to unlock the VIP work — definitely not Noob-friendly.
How to Start the Fully Loaded VIP Work
Assuming that you already know how to register as a CEO and start the mission, let’s now focus on how to play it. Start by heading to the southern part of the map, and jump into the Securo Serv section of the interaction menu, select VIP work, and choose Fully Loaded. A new marker will pop up on your map for the Ruiner 2000 that you should head to. Even if you have your own Ruiner, the game will issue another one to you.
Once you’re behind the wheel, 10 markers will appear on your map. As you pause to assess your options, you’ll see these markers are spread all over the place, and so you’ll have to be tactical in your approach. You may notice a degree of randomness in the placement of each vehicle, but we’ll teach you the best approach to complete this level with ease.
How to Play Fully Loaded VIP Work
To play, take care of the inner city vehicles first, then tackle the outskirts. Start with the closest one to the pickup point and move West, finally making our way to each of the other vehicles in an anti-clockwise pattern. It’s worth noting that when you get close to each marker, be on high alert as these mercs have Aimbot levels of accuracy and are sporting a minigun.
The second you get any kind of missile lock, start firing back. At least three missiles should do the job, and only two if targeting the armored vehicles. Keep in mind that every now and then, a Merc will be thrown from the turret and may try to shoot you up with a sidear. Once you’ve taken out the target, jump straight back into your pause menu and select the next one and start moving.
Continue this process until you’ve destroyed the last vehicle. At this point, you’ll have earned around $25,000, which will drop straight into your account. Make sure you drive away from the last marker so that you’re not ambushed by any remaining Merryweather soldiers. Then, jump out of the car and get out of range of the self-destruct timer. Wait for the cooldown time to start, and then you’re good to go again.
A Couple of Tips for Playing Fully Loaded VIP Work
Before we go, here are a couple of quick notes to keep in mind. Firstly, don’t forget you have the jump button that’s ‘Up’ on your controller or ‘E’ on your keyboard, so you can use it to elevate your Ruiner above any cover that your target might be using. Secondly, the Ruiner 2000 is rear-wheel drive, which is vital when heading up the mountain roads. Be cautious when heading around corners, especially if it is wet — this thing will spin out at the drop of a hat. Thirdly, the Ruiner 2000 is not an off-roader, so don’t try to use it like one.
Finally, it’s super handy to have a parachute for stepping across gorges and over rivers. Remember to use it sparingly and not on every shortcut, as more often than not, shortcuts are not shortcuts at all, and it’s just better to follow the road. We hope that you found this guide helpful. Thank you for watching, and check out our other GTA 5 guides for more tips and tricks! Stay safe, wash your hands, and we’ll see you in the next video.