GTA 5: Show Your Affiliation to Los Santos with a Discord Avatar
The Discord platform, in collaboration with Rockstar Games, has launched a quest where you can obtain a Los Santos crest frame from GTA 5 as a decoration for your avatar. This frame is also animated—hover your mouse over it, and the text will flash as a police helicopter flies over. In short, it’s a cool perk for Discord users who are also fans of Grand Theft Auto.
To complete the quest, follow this link or go to the app settings on your computer (this fun is exclusive to PC!), then navigate to the “Gift Inventory” and click “Accept Quest.” According to the conditions, you need to play for 15 minutes in GTA Online by 2:59 AM (Kyiv time) on August 15. However, it doesn’t necessarily have to be “Online”—you can spend 15 minutes in story mode or even just in the main menu of the game. The key is that both the game and Discord must be open simultaneously. Afterward, click “Claim Reward” and “Use” it to attach it to your avatar. You can also apply it in your profile settings whenever you want.
However, it’s important to know that it’s best to install the frame as soon as possible because it will only be available for two months—until October 14. After that, it will be removed. Another potential limitation: the quest was intended to be a special event for U.S. residents, but it works far beyond their borders—in Europe, Ukraine, and likely many other places. If the quest is unavailable in your region, try using a VPN.
Source: gta.com.ua
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