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Grand Theft Auto Online may not have to worry that much about finding UFOs for this month’s Halloween event.
Fans believe they have figured out the schedule for UFO sightings from today until the end of October. They have shared a map alongside the schedule here.
How UFO Sightings Will Play Out
The UFOs will appear in Blaine County and Los Santos itself. The unexplained phenomena will be appearing in three stages. You’ll want to follow how this plays out if you want to snag some exclusive gear at the end.
For the first twelve days, the UFOs will appear exclusively in Blaine County. They will start at the borders and slowly make their way closer to Los Santos.
In the second stage, the UFOs will be slowly transitioning between Blaine County and Los Santos. This plays out in the next four days.
Lastly, the third stage will have the UFOs appear in the center of Los Santos itself. This will be the last four days, and this is what you’ll want to follow the most.
Why You Want The UFOs To Abduct You
The UFOs are the only way to get a new exclusive outfit. There’s a new grey Space Interloper outfit, that’s basically a space alien outfit.
Rockstar’s take on space aliens evokes Area 51 and the conspiracy theories since the 1950s. They really did make their own interpretation of the descriptions of alien sightings associated with the location.
Aside from that, this is another chance to get the weapon called the Shocker. But even getting abducted is not enough to earn these items.
You’ll Be Busy If You Want To Be Abducted
When UFOs abduct you, there is a 50/50 chance that you will wake up in the secret facility in Fort Zancudo.
If you do get to Fort Zancudo, that’s where you can rummage around and find the Shocker and the Space Interloper outfit. If not, you’re out of luck.
Well, kind of. You can go chasing the UFOs and try to get abducted again to try again. The only issue is you only have four days to make it.
What Does This Say About Alien Abductions?
If you remember 1993’s Fire In The Sky, that film is based on what’s likely the most famous real life account of alien abduction.
But the thing is, even UFOlogists believe that that account, from Arizona native Travis Walton, is a confirmed hoax. This event seems to be a critique of how transparently fake these stories were.
