What should have been a festive week for Grand Theft Auto Online turned out to be one of the most demoralizing for the community. Rockstar decided to make it harder for players to legitimately earn money by lowering earnings from the Cayo Perico Heist.
Grand Theft Auto Online turns ten this weekend and many players were expecting Rockstar to celebrate the milestone. Instead, the weekly update gutted the earnings from the most popular activity in the game. The value of the primary targets in Cayo Perico were adjusted by as much as 30%.
The secondary loot values were also lowered by as much as 10% with the cash in El Rubio's safe has been decreased by 60%. Rockstar also increased the setup cost of the heist to 100,000 from its original 25,000. A detailed chart of what has changed was shared by popular GTA insider Tez2 on X.
On top of the said changes, the studio also lowered the chance for coke to spawn on all locations by 30%. The illegal substance is by far the best secondary loot in terms of how much a player can carry. Rockstar did increase the RNG chance of coke in sites that require two players to access by 20% and lowered the chances that the location will spawn cash by half.

