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Changelog

What's new on Redzone Ops

Every guide, tool, and feature we've shipped, newest first. Guides updated in the last seven days also carry anbadge across the library.

  1. Feature

    The security room, and everything joined up

    The CCTV security room is now a proper part of the site instead of something you had to know the address for. It sits in the main menu, in the footer, on the home page and on the tools bench. Sixteen cameras cover the places worth watching, each with a day and a night view that follows the Los Santos clock and the current weather, a pan-tilt-zoom head you can drive by hand, target tracking, a live incident log, a quad camera wall, a guarded lockdown switch and a tactical radio with three dispatch channels. The home page now opens with a war room row linking straight to the dashboard, the security room, the daily reset desk and all twenty planning desks. And the stealth, fees, Acid Lab, warehouse, careers, counter-combat and Salvage Yard desks all picked up an “Ask Haviland about this” button, so you can get advice without retyping the question.

  2. Feature

    Haviland speaks, plus four new desks

    Redzone Ops can now talk to you. A sound control in the strip at the top of every page switches between silent, radar chimes and full spoken callouts, so you hear a warning without looking away from the game. Four new desks use it: a stealth and evasion desk with live cover timers for Ghost Organization, Off the Radar and Out of Sight that warn you fifteen seconds before you become visible; a daily fee shield that adds up what your properties cost every in-game day and shows what disbanding your MC saves; an Acid Lab optimizer with the Mutt boost timer and the real value of a full batch in Invite Only or a busy public lobby; and a warehouse raid shield with a safe-stock meter for every Special Cargo warehouse size and a staff cycle timer.

  3. Feature

    Careers, counter-combat and the Salvage Yard desk

    Three new desks. The Career Progress tracker lists every challenge area with how long its final tier really takes, the fastest route through each one, and a tick list that shows which protagonist outfit you unlock next. The counter-combat matrix answers what beats what: how many missiles and sticky bombs each popular attack vehicle survives, what it threatens, and the counter that actually works. And the Salvage Yard desk covers all five robberies, their prep chains, clean-run timings, and whether to sell the car to Yusuf or scrap it.

  4. Feature

    War room look across the site

    Redzone Ops now reads like a live operations room. A telemetry strip sits under the menu on every page with the system status, the Los Santos clock, the countdown to the daily reset and the size of the library. Dashboard panels are numbered and bracketed like readouts, the session earnings card has a live goal bar, and Haviland sits behind a pulsing core badge that tells you when it is standing by or working. Mode switching, HUD mode and every heading picked up the same tactical styling.

  5. Feature

    Easier to find your way around

    Tools now opens a command bench that groups all thirteen utilities into money, defence, heists and live timers, with the AI route planner on its own page. The top menu is grouped into live operations, a database menu and briefings, so nothing spills off the screen. The dashboard has quick views — Live session, Planning or all widgets — so you are not scrolling past everything while you play. Vehicle pages now flag Imani Tech compatibility, and business pages show their raid risk with a link to the defence desk.

  6. Tool

    Five tools players kept asking for

    Built from what the community has been discussing: an Imani Tech matrix that filters every missile-lock-jamming vehicle by the upgrades you want and the money you have; a public lobby bonus calculator that puts a number on selling in public versus Invite Only, including the Ghost Organization cost; a solo grind hub with a timed Cluckin' Bell route and the full Salvage Yard loop; a business raid defence desk with every stock threshold and idle clock in one table; and a live Los Santos clock tracking sunrise, sunset, midnight and timed windows, which you can also pin to your dashboard.

  7. Feature

    Social Club gamer card on the dashboard

    Pin your platform, gamertag and crew tag to the dashboard as an operator ID card, with one-tap links to your own Social Club career overview, profile, Snapmatic gallery and awards. No Rockstar password is ever asked for — Rockstar has no login for third-party apps, so the card only builds links to your public pages. Your platform also tells Redzone Ops and Haviland whether Hao's Special Works upgrades apply to your game.

  8. Feature

    Daily desk, armory, heist bench and Haviland shortcuts

    Four additions: a Daily Reset Desk with a live countdown to the daily refresh, a self-clearing checklist for the stash house, G's Cache, street dealers, the shipwreck and the Gun Van, plus a street dealer profit calculator; an Armory of 24 ranked weapons with prices, Mk II conversion costs, ammo types and a Bunker research tier list; a heist bench with the Cayo Perico bag optimizer and trimmed prep checklists for Cayo and the Casino; and a Nightclub technician optimizer that assigns your five technicians from the businesses you own. Every guide, vehicle, business and weapon page now has an “Ask Haviland about this” button that opens the copilot with the question ready.

  9. Feature

    Dashboard expansion: roadmap, operations and crew mode

    The dashboard now plans your play: a next-moves roadmap from your cash, rank and properties; an operations board with production progress, stock value and safe-sale limits; session history that turns logged sessions into a real hourly rate; a weekly “worth doing” ranking against what you own; a map route planner that orders your stops into the shortest loop; crew mode with roles, cut splits and a shareable plan link; a first-visit setup wizard; and a panel showing where every number comes from. Haviland now sees your rank, cash, ready operations and recent activity, and cites the guide behind each recommendation.

  10. Feature

    Live dashboard and Haviland copilot

    A customizable play-along dashboard: cooldown timers with alerts, passive safe estimates, a session earnings ledger, tonight's route, your rotation and the weekly focus — plus Haviland, an AI copilot that answers route, payout and lobby questions using Redzone Ops's verified library. Panels reorder and hide, and your layout and chat follow your account. The session companion now lives here.

  11. Feature

    Collectibles tracker

    A new tracker for all six collectible hunts — action figures, signal jammers, playing cards, movie props, LD Organics and peyote — with per-area filters, progress bars, rewards and links to the matching guide and field map. Progress saves on your device and syncs to your account when you sign in.

  12. Feature

    Guide votes now count

    “Was this guide helpful?” votes are stored centrally, so each guide shows how many readers found it useful and the review desk lists every guide by rating, lowest first.

  13. Reference

    Per-business setup and upgrade order

    All 26 business pages now carry their own setup steps and a ranked upgrade list — Buy first, Buy later, Optional or Skip — with real costs where they are known, plus quirks worth knowing like the Acid Lab's ten Fooligan Jobs, the bunker's single-vehicle sale threshold and the Nightclub technician goods order.

  14. Reference

    Accuracy audit complete

    The full library is now audited: all 80 guides carry at-a-glance facts, steps, mistakes and source links; every business record links to its reference page with a checked date; and all 66 map guide links were verified against the library. Fixes included the Nightclub safe cap ($250K), peyote plant count (76), Cluckin' Bell payout structure, and Invite Only selling rules.

  15. Guide

    Accuracy audit: guides batch 1

    22 guides now have at-a-glance facts, step-by-step instructions, common mistakes and sources. Fixed payouts on six guides, corrected Payphone Hits (Agency, not Auto Shop), and removed the Stash House as a business — it is a free daily raid you can't buy.

  16. Reference

    Accuracy audit: vehicles and businesses

    Checked all 62 vehicles against reference pages: corrected 15 prices and 12 seat counts, added top speed, lap time and a source link to every card. Business calculators now use the cheapest real purchase price for 8 properties.

  17. Reference

    Sixth library wave

    Ten new guides covering the super yacht, mobile workshops, drift school, budget garages, off-road routes, sniper positions, crew etiquette, insurance fees, store robberies, and parachuting, plus eight budget-friendly vehicles with real in-game screenshots, the Super Yacht and Avenger records, and eight new field-map locations — 80 guides strong.

  18. Reference

    Fifth library wave

    Ten new guides covering the penthouse, stash houses, buried stashes, survival waves, heist cuts, bounty work, and more, plus eight vehicles with real in-game screenshots, the Diamond Casino Penthouse and Stash House records, and eight new field-map locations — 70 guides strong.

  19. Tool

    HSW in the comparator

    The vehicle comparator now shows HSW badges, the conversion cost, and the fully upgraded total, matching the vehicle board's HSW filter.

  20. Reference

    Real in-game vehicle gallery

    The vehicle board now uses 46 verified GTA Online screenshots, with a source ledger for every image and original Redzone Ops artwork retained for the Sparrow fallback.

  21. Reference

    Vehicle board audit

    Every vehicle now has an original illustration, prices and categories were re-checked (helicopters and compacts regrouped, 16 prices corrected), and a new HSW filter shows the seven cars that take Hao's Special Works upgrades.

  22. Reference

    Fourth library wave

    Ten new guides (nightclub garage, agency pairing, Cayo prep skips, auto shop rhythm, and more), eight vehicles, the Garment Factory and Chop Shop, and eight new map locations — 60 guides strong.

  23. Feature

    Site-wide search

    One search box now covers all 50 guides, every vehicle and business record, field-map locations, and every tool — with type filters, shareable links, and ⌘K anywhere on the site.

  24. Feature

    Polish & speed pass

    Pages now load their next screen while you hover a link, and two duplicate records (Buffalo STX, Chumash bunker) were removed from the boards and map.

  25. Feature

    Player stats

    A personal track record page: sessions logged and earnings banked from the session companion, weekly boards cleared, your saved library, and earned milestones.

  26. Reference

    Third library wave

    Ten more guides covering the Sparrow upgrade, master control terminal, daily streaks, wall safes, time trials, and second characters, plus the CEO Office and Arena Workshop records, eight more vehicles, and eight new field-map locations.

  27. Reference

    Second library wave

    Ten more guides covering payphone hits, island loot math, sell missions, and the salvage yard, plus the Facility, Terrorbyte, and MC Clubhouse records and eight new field-map locations.

  28. Reference

    Library expansion

    Ten new guides, five new business records including the full motorcycle-club portfolio and the bail office, seven more vehicles, and eight new field-map locations.

  29. Feature

    My Redzone Ops hub

    Pin vehicles and businesses to your account, mark the operations you own, and let the progression planner pre-fill your real portfolio.

  30. Feature

    Session companion

    Turn this week's priorities into a tickable route with a per-step earnings log and a running tally.

  31. Feature

    Community sightings

    Signed-in players can report what they're seeing in Los Santos; editors review every report before it appears on the Weekly page.

  32. Weekly

    Automated weekly desk

    The weekly brief now drafts itself from approved sources every Thursday and waits for editor review before anything goes live.

  33. Guide

    The Island Job: A Quiet Solo Route

    A low-profile plan for reconnaissance, entry, primary loot, and a clean shoreline exit.

  34. Guide

    Your First Ten Hours, Without the Waste

    An efficient path from the tutorial to useful property and dependable cash flow.

  35. Tool

    Planning toolkit

    Vehicle comparator, heist payout splitter, payback calculator, and a progression planner — all deterministic and account-free.

  36. Feature

    Interactive field map

    A stylized Los Santos grid with searchable, guide-linked markers and a list view on small screens.

  37. Reference

    Vehicle & business desks

    Eighteen vehicles and twelve businesses with ratings, income tiers, and payback math you can compare side by side.

  38. Tool

    AI money-route planner

    Enter your playtime, crew size, and cash goal; get a plan built only from guides in this library.

  39. Feature

    Accounts & saved guides

    Sign in to save guides and carry your weekly checklist across devices.

  40. Guide

    Guide library launch

    Twenty original field guides across progression, heists, money, businesses, vehicles, collectibles, and optimization.