If you’ve got Discord and you’re excited about the imminent arrival of Grand Theft Auto 6, you’ll be pleased to know that there’s a very simple Discord quest you can complete to unlock free Orbs on the social communication app. It’s the most basic quest imaginable, but it’ll help to stoke your excitement for GTA 6, which releases worldwide on November 19th.
Below, I’ve outlined what you need to do to complete the GTA 6 Discord quest and get those free Orbs. They won’t necessarily help you when GTA 6 comes out, but it’s better than nothing!
GTA 6 Discord Quest Guide
To claim your GTA 6 rewards on Discord, just follow these steps:
- Open Discord (the desktop app or the browser version)
- At the top-left of the screen, click ‘Quests’
- Scroll down until you see the GTA 6 image flanked by the ‘Rockstar Games’ header
- It’s just called ‘Grand Theft Auto VI Quest’
- Click ‘Watch 1m’ to view the new GTA 6 launch trailer, sponsored by PlayStation
- Don’t skip ahead – just enjoy the trailer
- Click ‘Claim’ to get your 240 free Orbs
That’s about it. I said it was easy. I think it’s fair to say it’s the most achievable Discord Quest on the entire menu right now.
While you’re there, see what other Quests you can complete, though. You can take these Orbs into the Discord shop to secure exclusive cosmetics, Nitro credits, and more.
Several weeks ago, it was claimed that, starting November 17th, there will be another Discord promotion tied to Grand Theft Auto 6 that will allow you to customize your profile and display based on the game, but that’s yet to be confirmed.
Did you complete the GTA 6 Discord Quest? Let us know what you’re spending the Orbs on over on the Insider Gaming Discord server.
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Grant has been gaming for 30+ years and in the industry for 10+. You'll probably find him playing a post-apocalyptic game or an extraction shooter somewhere.
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