
GTA 5 Fort Zancudo: How to Get In and Steal the Jet
Fort Zancudo is the GTA 5 military base hiding a fighter jet and tank. Here is how to get in, survive the wanted level, and steal the P-996 Lazer.
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Fort Zancudo is the GTA 5 military base hiding a fighter jet and tank. Here is how to get in, survive the wanted level, and steal the P-996 Lazer.

Grand Theft Auto V is closing in on $10 billion in lifetime revenue and still pulls in over a million dollars a day, twelve years after launch. Set that against the rest of the industry, where half of all games earn $500 or less in their entire life, and the gap stops looking like a number and starts looking like a different planet.

Both scored 97 on Metacritic. Both are among the best-selling games ever made. But in 2026 they have aged in opposite directions, one still a living service, the other a finished masterpiece. Here is the factual head-to-head.

Grand Theft Auto V passed 225 million copies in early 2026 and is closing on 230 million, still selling more than 5 million units a quarter twelve years after launch and six months before its sequel arrives. Here is how a 2013 game became the closest thing the industry has to a cheat code.

GTA 5 is packed with optional hobbies, from golf and tennis to yoga and the triathlon, and many of them count toward 100% or improve your stats. Here is every activity, what it does, and which protagonist to use.

GTA 5's military hardware lives at one heavily guarded base, and the submarine is tied to a property. Here is exactly where to find the Rhino tank, the P-996 Lazer jet, and the Submersible in story mode, and how to grab them.

Los Santos Customs lets you rebuild any car in GTA 5, but only a few upgrades change how it drives. Here is what each option does, the performance order that matters, and where to find the free LSC branch.

GTA 5's arsenal is big, but a handful of weapons carry you through the campaign. Here are the best guns for story mode, what each is for, and the loadout worth keeping on the weapon wheel.

GTA 5's Epsilon Program is a long, deliberately absurd cult questline that ends with a choice: hand over your money or run off with around $2 million. Here is every step, in order, and how to walk away rich.

GTA 5's story mode lets each protagonist buy businesses that pay weekly income, from a $150k hangar to a $10 million cinema. Here is what you can buy, who can buy it, and which ones are actually worth the money.

GTA 5 buried some of gaming's most-discussed secrets: the Mount Chiliad mural, hidden UFOs, a playable Bigfoot, and a ghost on a mountaintop. Here is how to find each one and what is actually real.

Each GTA 5 protagonist has a unique special ability: Michael slows time in gunfights, Franklin slows time while driving, and Trevor turns into an unkillable wrecking ball. Here is how each works and how to recharge it.

GTA 5's 100% completion is a fixed checklist of missions, collectibles, hobbies and odd jobs. Here is exactly what counts, how many of each you need, and what you actually get for finishing it.

GTA 5 hides four big collectible sets across Los Santos and Blaine County, and finishing them pays out cash, a secret car, and a chunk of your 100% completion. Here is every set, the counts, and the rewards.

All GTA 5 story missions in order, from the Prologue through the heists to the three endings. The complete mission list for Michael, Franklin, and Trevor.

GTA 5 Chop explained: Franklin's Rottweiler, the Chop the Dog companion app, the tricks raising his happiness unlocks, and the missions where he tracks targets.

GTA 5 Director Mode lets you play as story characters, peds and animals, then the Rockstar Editor turns your clips into films. Here is how to unlock and use both.

GTA 5 scuba diving explained: how to dive with the Submersible and Dinghy, the 30 nuclear waste barrels worth 23,000 dollars each, wrecks, and sharks.

GTA 5 villains explained: Devin Weston, FIB agent Steve Haines, Stretch and Wei Cheng, and how the Deathwish ending (Ending C) takes each one down.

GTA 5 parachute jumps number exactly 13: five BASE jumps and eight helicopter jumps. Here are the locations, the unlock, gold medals, and how they hit 100%.

GTA 5 hunting unlocks through Cletus and the Fair Game mission. Here is how to start hunting as Trevor, the wind and tracking rules, every animal, and the cash rewards.

The GTA 5 murder mystery hides 50 Leonora Johnson letter scraps across Los Santos. Here is how to find them, name the killer, and unlock A Starlet in Vinewood.

GTA 5 peyote plants let you play as animals. Here are all 27 locations, every creature you can become, and how to find the golden peyote to play as Bigfoot.

The fastest cars in GTA 5 story mode, ranked by top speed, with where each one spawns in single player and how they stack up against GTA Online supercars.