Finally, Sean Fonteno, Franklin Clinton’s representative in GTA V, is back with his revenge in the new DLC for the online mode
Great GTA V It was launched there in 2013 and the game is still going strong and going to this day in online mode, with rock games Always release new updates to bring new content to players. DLC or a story mode expansion for GTA V has always been highly requested by players, but unfortunately Rockstar never responded to fans’ request.
Recently, Rockstar decided to work on a DLC that follows the main story of the game, but this content is for GTA: Online and in the end not many players were happy. Anyway, GTA: Contract is already available and in it we have the character of Franklin Clinton, one of the heroes of the campaign GTA V e Revealing the strange fate of Michael’s character.
The downloads take place after the events of the story mode, and Franklin has now opened a “Famous People” agency where he will work with Dr. Dre, a famous rapper and music producer. Sean Fonteno says working with Rockstar Games is very complicated, the way it works is completely different, it’s completely “preserved” and you have no idea what’s going on there, it’s a mystery. But he claims that he still believed there was something going on out there that could get him involved, but he didn’t think it would be Franklin Clinton again.
The first additional content to complete the main story of GTA V, the contract is now available as a free update to anyone with access to GTA Online. In addition to Franklin and Dr. Dre, the content also features familiar faces such as Lamar Davis and other new characters that you can partner with to grow in the underworld.
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