'Grand Theft Auto Online' DLC updates, rumors: Rockstar bringing out 'Tuners and Outlaws' DLC soon?

Rockstar Games has always had a close relationship with its gaming community, and the company heeds the advice and recommendations of its players. This is quite apparent in the continued success of the online component of its highly popular action adventure role playing game, "Grand Theft Auto Online."

The developer recently experience some relative success with its latest "Biker" downloadable content (DLC),  which was apparently also a fan-suggested addition.

Now, the company is reportedly going to be releasing a brand new DLC update that will be based on the suggestions of the GTA community. The new rumored DLC expansion pack is now being referred to as the "Tuners and Outlaws" DLC, and will most likely contain different elements and content that have been suggested by fans.

As of the moment, there is already an on-going petition for Rockstar Games to create the new DLC. The petition has so far reached a whopping 45,353 signatures as of this writing.

The "Bikers" DLC also started in a similar fashion and had racked up a total of 18,000 signatures before Rockstar decided to take on the project and make the suggestion into a full-fledged DLC expansion pack. The petition for the "Bikers" DLC started back in April, which was then turned into a DLC just this month.

A similar time-frame is also expected for the new "Tuners and Outlaws" DLC, which means that the DLC might be coming out in the early summer or late spring of 2017.

The highly requested new DLC expansion pack will essentially add some new features to the game built around illegal extreme racing, cops vs. crooks, illegitimate meet ups, and forming racing groups.

The DLC could also be adding a manual transmission feature and sabotage during high-stakes racing. Other racing modes might also be added, which could include street races, drag racing, and drifting competitions.

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