GTA Online ALL HEIST rewards nerfed because of new update

Almost all of the important and good GTA Online heists have just been ruined since this new update, which introduced The Kortz Center Heist. The rewards have been drastically reduced.

This new The Kortz Center Heist is actually pretty good. It's interesting, the rewards are good; once per week it pays around $2.2 million, and after that, the next two completions pay around $600k each, which is pretty decent.

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But the price of those awesome rewards was the rewards from almost every other major heist...

The Cayo Perico Heist

Let's start with The Cayo Perico Heist.

Absolutely everything has been reduced. Tequila is now worth only $400k, while it used to be worth $600k. The Necklace and Bearer Bonds are now worth less than Tequila used to be.

Previously, The Cayo Perico Heist had:

10% Pink Diamond

15% Bearer Bonds

15% Ruby Necklace

60% Tequila

But now, believe it or not, it's only:

2% Pink Diamond

8% Bearer Bonds

10% Pearl Necklace

80% Tequila

That's a massive difference compared to before.

The Diamond Casino Heist

Even The Diamond Casino Heist wasn't spared...

In The Diamond Casino Heist, everything has been reduced by 30%.

Now, Diamonds are worth the same as Artwork used to be, and the fact that they're event-only doesn't help the situation at all.

Gold is now worth $1.8 million, while Cash, which is the worst loot in this heist, used to be worth $2.1 million.

The Doomsday Heist

The Doomsday Heist, which almost nobody played before because of its difficulty and length, also got hit.

A 40% cut to absolutely everything and every single Act.

As for the other heists;

Cluckin' Bell, Knoway Out, and The Dr. Dre Contract now pay $100k less.

Fans are extremely furious about all of this, and for good reason. This whole situation is made even worse by the fact that to play The Kortz Center Heist, you need a Mansion that costs at least $12 million, plus you have to upgrade the Art Studio, which costs another $4 million.

Basically, you need $16 million just to be able to play this new heist.

Rockstar Games may have made the best new heist in the last few years... but at the cost of ruining almost all of the old ones. Was it worth it? Judge for yourselves.

Now the only question is: will Rockstar Games stick with this decision, or will they give in to community pressure?