Oscar Guzman is a flamboyant character whose appropriately titled job, Oscar Guzman Flies Again, is part of the latest update to GTA Online. As with most jobs, this one involves blowing things up, stealing valuable vehicles and cargo, and firing loads of bullets into countless waves of enemies.
The rewards for Oscar Guzman Flies Again are typically just large sums of cash, but there are additional bonuses players can earn. The most precious reward of all is the wacky outfit that Oscar wears throughout this job. Of course, obtaining these clothes isn’t as simple as just completing the missions. There are a few hoops that you’ll need to jump through first, so this guide will show how players can dress like their favorite arms dealer.
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How To Earn Oscar Guzman’s Outfit
Before players can even dream of wearing Oscar’s clothes, they need to start the Oscar Guzman Flies Again job. This requires the purchase of the new McKenzie Field Hangar property in the small town of Grapeseed, which can be found in the northern region of the San Andreas map. It costs $1,475,000 and will grant the player access to an office that has a laptop. Interacting with this laptop will bring up the missions for Oscar Guzman Flies Again, which will involve the theft of a massive Titan 250 D gunship among other acts of destruction.
Unfortunately, finishing this job isn’t enough to score Oscar Guzman’s outfit. This new job comes with a series of challenges that will earn the player new rewards. To find these, go into the Career tab within GTA Online’s in-game menu, navigate to Contact Missions, and go into the Oscar Guzman Flies Again section. There will be different tiers of challenges that you need to complete. Oscar’s outfit is the reward for checking off all the challenges from Tier 4.
How To Complete The Tier 4 Challenges Of Oscar Guzman Flies Again
There are three challenges in Tier 4 that players must fulfill before adding Oscar’s clothes to their wardrobe. Since this is the final tier of Oscar Guzman Flies Again, these challenges will be quite difficult to get through.
Earn $5,000,000 From Oscar Guzman Flies Again
The average payout for Oscar Guzman Flies Again is $500,000 after completing the final mission, The Titan Job. That means that the player will have to go through these missions ten times to bring in $5,000,000. However, if The Titan Job is completed on Hard difficulty, the payout increases to $750,000. Since there are other challenges that call for the player to finish Oscar Guzman Flies Again on Hard anyway, it’s best to always finish The Titan Job this way to get more cash.
There’s additional money to be earned by completing optional objectives during the Setup: Mogul, Setup: Iron Mule, and Setup: Ammunition missions.
Complete All Oscar Guzman Flies Again Missions On Hard Without Using Snacks Or Armor
This is arguably the most difficult of all the Oscar Guzman Flies Again challenges. All 6 of the missions must be completed on Hard, and the player cannot heal using snacks or equip body armor. Take each step slowly, making sure to use cover and scoped weapons to take out enemies from a distance. Silenced weapons are also handy, as it’s possible to take out some enemies quietly, which will avoid large gunfights and reduce the chances of taking damage. Avoid the bonus objectives for missions when attempting this challenge, as it’s better to get in and out of each scenario as quickly as possible. Thankfully, this challenge doesn’t state that the player can’t die during the missions, which is good as failure will occur quite often.
Complete Oscar Guzman Flies Again In Under 60 Minutes
Surprisingly, this challenge isn’t as hard as it sounds. Run through Oscar Guzman Flies Again a few times to understand the missions, then make a beeline for the main objectives. Ignore the optional objectives, as they’ll slow things down. Personal vehicles can be used instead of the vehicles provided for each mission, which in most cases will make for faster travel. There’s no in-game timer to indicate how close to 60 minutes the player is, so setting a timer on a phone is a good idea. Time spent between these missions doesn’t count towards the 60-minute time limit, so there’s no need to rush back to McKenzie Field to beat the clock.
After completing all these challenges, go back to the Oscar Guzman Flies Again section of the Career tab. Oscar’s outfit, which is called The Arms Dealer, will now be available to claim.
- Released
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October 1, 2013
- ESRB
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M for Mature: Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, Mature Humor, Nudity, Strong Language, Strong Sexual Content, Use of Drugs and Alcohol
- Developer(s)
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Rockstar North