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How To Start The Michael Mission In GTA Online's Safehouse In the Hills Update

Thu, 12/11/2025 - 03:59

The latest GTA Online update, titled "Safehouse in the Hills," has finally arrived and delivers some interesting content with it. The highlight of the update is the return of Michael De Santa, one of the main characters from GTA 5's story mode. Michael has a new mission for you to complete in GTA Online that rewards you with some serious cash, but to start that mission, you'll have to do some setup in Los Santos.

Below, you can see everything you need to do in GTA Online to begin the new Michael mission.

Table of Contents [hide]Buying a Mansion from the Safehouse in the Hills update

Before you can even attempt any of the new missions from the Safehouse in the Hills update, you'll need to purchase yourself a mansion. When you first load up GTA Online after downloading the update, you'll be presented with three distinct mansions on the Prix Luxury Real Estate website. The mansions up for grabs are:

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United Kingdom's Ministers Will "Look Into" Rockstar's Dev Firings, Says Prime Minister

Thu, 12/11/2025 - 03:56

At the end of October, Rockstar fired over 30 employees at Rockstar North in the United Kingdom and contended that they were let go over "gross misconduct." The Grand Theft Auto developer has since been accused of union busting, since many of the fired devs were either members of the Independent Workers' Union of Great Britain or organizing for it. Now, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Keir Starmer, and a member of Parliament, are keeping up the pressure on Rockstar.

"It's a deeply concerning case," said Starmer. "Every worker has the right to join a trade union and we're determined to strengthen workers rights and ensure they don't face unfair consequences for being part of a union. Our ministers will look into the particular case the member raises and will keep him updated."

The case was brought up by Edinburgh East and Musselburgh MP, Chris Murray, who met with Rockstar on behalf of the workers. Murray noted that Rockstar initially refused to meet with him unless an NDA was signed, but the company relented following his refusal. Murray also stated that he was unconvinced by Rockstar's account of the firings.

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