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GTA 5 Online 1.14 Update 'I'm Not A Hipster' is Now Available

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GTA 5 Online 1.14 Update 'I'm Not A Hipster' is Now Available: Contains New Vehicles Including Dubsta, 12 New Jobs, Weapons, Clothes, Sky Diving and Much More

While fans have all been expecting the Heists DLC on GTA 5 to release this week, Rockstar has done something different. The developer has now released the GTA 5 'I'm Not a Hipster' 1.14 update. It is now available for download. It contains new clothes, cars, weapons, jobs and much more. Here are all the details.

Clothes

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The update features new retro print tees, skinny jeans, hairstyles, tattoos, animal masks and more.

Vehicles (7 New)

The brand new Dubsta unlocks at Rank 100 and can accommodate up to 6 players, perfect for rolling out in force with crew members.

The update brings seven new cars. The first four are classics that are affordable but can serve up some serious power if modified. The Panto is an option for the environmentally conscious and for those looking to ride with their entire crew, the massive 3-axel, 6-seater Dubsta should be a good choice.

Glendale
Warrener
Blade
Rhapsody
Panto (Microcar)
Dubsta (unlocks only at level 100)

Existing GTA 5 Vehicles Added From Story Mode

Albany Primo
BF Surfer
Bravado Buffalo
Franklin's Bravado Buffalo S
Bravado Youga
Cheval Picador
Dundreary Regina
Trevor's Karin Rebel (clean version)
Trevor's Nagasaki Hot Rod Blazer
Michael's Obey Tailgater

Weapons (2 New)

Vintage Pistol
Antique Cavalry Dagger

Jobs (12 New)

The update brings in 12 new jobs including races with showcase opportunities, a deathmatch, two new captures, three new gang attacks and sky diving. Here's the entire list.

Races

Beach Odyssey
Before It Was Cool
Caffeine Rush
Embracing America
Hip to be Cool
Trend Setting

Other additions include

Puerta Del Sol, Legion Square Survival, GTA: Grab a Cab, East Vinewood LTS, Contend: Condo-monium, and Airwaves.

Other Additions

Pure Gold and Brushed Gold paint colours have been added to LS Customs in the 'Metals' category. These unlock at Rank 100.
A new Pure Black window tint has been added to LS Customs, along with four new jazzy vehicle horns (including one which loops and speeds up / slows down as you drive).
Eight new individual player celebrations and four new paired celebration animations have been added.
Players are now able to bookmark Jobs whilst in a Playlist from the Pause menu.
A small tick has been added to the first screen in the corona if a player has played a Job before, much like in the pause menu or Next Job Voting Screen.
The level of difficulty is now displayed when pressing D-pad down when playing Missions.

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E3 2014: Driveclub lets you Race in the Snow and Rain

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E3 2014: Driveclub lets you Race in the Snow and Rain

Take the weather with you.

Clouds. Accurately modeled, dynamic, and superbly rendered clouds. If I didn't know any better, I'd wager Driveclub was a tech demo, not the fully-fledged social racing experience it's aspiring to be. Or at least that's the impression I got from its latest outing here at E3. Its social features--the dynamic challenges from your friends list, the ability to craft new challenges and send them to friends, and the multiplayer system that automatically schedules matches for your party--were all there, but there was definitely more love, and a more passionate delivery given to its looks.

To be fair to Driveclub, its weather system has just been revealed, and it does look extremely pretty. The first track I saw--a misty, overcast road set amongst the highlands of Scotland--was breathtaking in scope. Impressive draw distances saw the mountains stretched off into the mist, while the much talked about clouds diffused the sun's rays, and helped it cast a shadowy grey glow over the road. To demonstrate just how much effort had gone into the lighting system, the camera panned up above the clouds to reveal a blazing sun and blue sky, with the modelled diffusion creating the light below.

It was definitely impressive, but it seemed a tad, well, unnecessary. After all, how much are you really going to notice that the sun's rays have accurately bounced off of a paving stone when you're screaming by at 100 miles an hour? According to developer Evolution Studios, a lot. To demonstrate, we took a spin around the highlands while the rain was cranked to maximum. As the rain poured down, the light reflecting from the water on road made it trickier to see, while water droplets streaked across the screen and the car's hood, also decreasing visibility.

The game was paused to show how pools of water had formed on the tarmac, while spectators, watching from the grass beside the track, were surrounded by puddles on the sodden ground. The attention to detail on show was ridiculously over-the-top, but Evolution didn't stop there. Switching to night, I was shown how the car's headlights were affected by the rain, with each droplet reflecting more light, creating a much brighter scene than on a dry day. From there I was taken to the mountains of Norway and driven along during a particularly fierce snowstorm. More so than the rain, the snow reduced visibility to a sliver of sight, and I imagine if you're flooring it around a corner in that sort of storm, it'd be a very scary experience.

So yes, Driveclub is a very pretty thing, and it certainly features some of the best-looking environments that I've ever seen in a racing game. But here's the thing. The weather effects are quite a recent innovation at Evolution Studios, which means they're not actually going to make it into the game's October 7 release date. Instead, they're going to be part of a downloadable patch that'll arrive "shortly after" its release. And I'd love to tell you how the cars handled, and how the weather affected them, but sadly this was very much a "look, don't touch" experience. Still, what a lovely thing to look at.