How To Start GTA Online Los Santos Drug Wars DLC Missions

We know GTA 6 is on the way, but for the time being GTA Online will continue pumping out new updates for the massively popular sandbox set in Los Santos and Blaine County.

The latest DLC update has just rolled out in the shape of the 'Los Santos Drug Wars' update and as you can expect, there's a whole heap of new cars, clothes, and plenty more ways to spend your money in-game. There are also some amazing new ray tracing features for next-gen consoles if you own a PS5 and Xbox Series X.

For most players though, the thrill of a new GTA Online DLC drop is the introduction of new story missions and intriguingly the Los Santos Drug Wars DLC is taking a slightly different approach to missions. Keep reading and we'll tell you how to start the Los Santos Drug Wars DLC and everything else you need to know about these story missions.

How To Start The GTA Online Los Santos Drug Wars DLC

First off, you will need to make sure you download the latest GTA Online update to the game and load into the game. Soon enough you should receive a phone call from paranoid conspiracy theorist Ron Jakowski who you might recall as a friend of Trevor Phillips. Do note you will need to be outside to receive this call, it won't come if you're in one of your existing properties.

Ron needs some urgent help and will ask you to meet him at Ace Liqour so you can assist him. Ace Liqour is Trevor's old HQ and a meth lab from the main GTA V Story mode, and can be found on Algonquin Boulevard, in Sandy Shores, Blaine County.

If you can't remember the precise location you should be able to see a small yellow 'R' symbol on your map to guide you.

When you make it to the location, walk inside and a cutscene should begin. You've now started the new GTA Online Los Santos Drug Wars DLC, and the first of 6 new story missions. Details of which can be found on the link above.

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