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Now that  Grand Theft Auto V  has been out for over two years, people are beginning to look forward to the next installment in Rockstar’s ultra-popular open world crime series. After all, even though  GTA V  breaking sales records and being the fastest selling entertainment product of all time, there is always room for improvement. With that in mind, let’s look at 10 things that GTA fans would love to see in the next game in the series, which is likely to be released within the next few years. 5. Bring Back The Jetpack Let’s be honest: there is arguably nothing cooler that has ever happened in the  Grand Theft Auto  series than the inclusion of the jetpack in 2004’s  Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas . Stolen from Area 51 of all places in a late-game mission, this “vehicle” gave players the ability to fly while on foot, which made it not only the most useful vehicle in the game (as it allowed for easy escape from anywhere and the ability to wield dual uzis at the same time), i

Managing a Clan is often about harmoniously keeping  a group of people together and with up to 50 Clashers it can sometimes get a little bit crazy. All successful Clans have one thing in common that results in success – Clan Rules. These rules define what everyone in the Clan may or may not do.  This is the only way to make it so that many different people work and operate as single entity. In this post, I will show you some  Clan Rules that you might want to adopt to help manage your Clan.   So Many Clan Rules There will always be Clan members who are irritated by written Clan Rules. These people can often be separated into two groups: The ones who think there’s no requirement for common sense to be addressed in written rules The others who simply do whatever they want in the game Don’t let anyone talk you out of making comprehensive Clan Rules especially if you’re the Clan Leader. The first group above are already adhering to some kind of unwritten rules so they won’t ac

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