'GTA 5 Online' December DLC rumors: four freemode events, Import/Export DLC expected to arrive next month

It looks like Rockstar Games has some exciting plans coming to "Grand Theft Auto 5" next month in the form of four freemodes and a full-on expansion pack.

The information comes from previous leaks that turned up prior to the release of the Bikers downloadable content (DLC) released last month.

Before the motorcycle-themed expansion was made official, "GTA" tipster Funmw2, also known as Fun De Panda, found tucked in the "GTA 5" game files referencing bad deal, initiation, joust and rescue contact.

He initially thought that they were freemode events. It turns out that they were MC missions and that the four freemode events that he came across are yet to be released in "GTA 5."

"I found something interesting, if you remember my post about finding new events coming in the future. Well here's the thing, these events [haven't] been used with the Bikers DLC," he pointed out.

"They are timed events and not something you can trigger via Biker menu. In other words, [four] freemode events [are] coming in the future (Most likely with the Import/Export)," he added.

The Import/Export DLC is the new content that Rockstar teased when it first announced the Bikers DLC. It involved "high-level, high-risk vehicle based business ventures."

If the reports are to be believed, this DLC will be available to "GTA 5" by next month, along with the freemode events and the usual holiday expansion. The exact release date is yet to be revealed.

Rockstar is not going to stop expanding "GTA 5" and the online mode any time soon. Just yesterday, the studio released a new Adversary mode called Kill Quota and made available the Vapid Youga Classic vehicle.

Prior to that, the sought after Shotaro "Tron Bike" was made available, and it looks like Rockstar will not be slowing down in releasing new content.

Rumor has it that the developer has decided to release the "GTA" single player DLC that was previously speculated to have been abandoned.

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