#gunrunning

Movie Review: Lord of War (2005) directed by Andrew Niccol Yuri Orlov (Nicolas Cage) is not the protagonist’s real name. He is a Ukranian immigrant (as a child) who grew up in a rough neighborhood infested with gangsters. On day he witnessed a mob hit, and came to the realization that he could make steady money selling weapons to people. But not just a legitimate gun shop, no, the real money was…

After an embarrassing amount of hours (1000+) in GTA Online I experienced something I never thought I would and frankly, something I completely forgot existed.

During my routine grind cycle, I started up a resupply mission through the Terrorbyte and as I exited I thought it was odd that the weather had turned into a heavy storm when it was completely clear around midday before I entered the truck. I also thought it was odd that on the minimap that the supply icon was green when it’s usually blue but I second guessed myself and just went about my usual business. That’s how much of a nerd I am about this game though, that I actually noticed the colour change of an inconsequential map icon.

Regardless, thinking it was a regular van mission I called in my cargobob so I could airlift it over to my bunker then I second guessed myself again and decided to check the full map to see where these supplies actually were. It turned out to be just outside the Zancudo military base which is never a location where bunker supplies usually spawn, usually it’s a tank inside the actual base. 

So I got excited and ditched my slow as fuck cargobob and flew my Hunter attack helicopter over instead. As I got closer to the area, my vehicle started to lose radio reception, the engine cut out on me making me stall midair and I proceeded to plummet straight into the river below, which I thought was a pretty funny touch. Thankfully I was already relatively close enough to the ground so I didn’t end up fully destroying my vehicle nor get my character killed.

The cutscene that you get upon visiting a bunker for GTA V's Gunrunning DLC that you bought for the first time