Did the "GTA V Online" for PC beta testing just happened? Apparently, it did, said YouTube user DomisLive. The website SteamDB did say that the beta testing would happen last weekend and it pushed through. There were two people who tested the game.

Beta testing is an important part of any game development. It's a phase where people try the game, explore it,  look out for bugs and errors, and see what further improvements can be added. The good news about beta tests is that, it means the game is already underway for release. With "GTA V Online," there are rumors that it will be released in Fall of 2014. November 18 is the speculated release date. Hopefully, they'll make it.

After the beta testing, rumors about the game started spreading. One of which is the inclusion of the thermite grenade leak. The thermite grenade has actually been seen in the "GTA Online" 1.16 patch already. Half of the grenade is seen in the weapons menu, with the top part poking out. But unless a player has purchased the fireworks launcher, they won't see it.

Nonetheless, the point is, the thermite grenade is seen in the leaked concept art for the new PC game. This may very well mean that it's going to be in the "GTA V Online" PC version.

The next rumor is the "GTA Online" Military Pack DLC. There are clues that point to the military pack, which features the Flight School trailer men complete with military gear. There's also a new military jet. Also, iDigitalTimes thinks that the thermite grenade might even be included in this DLC. It may come out on Nov. 11, and there's a chance all these new things will be included in the DLC.

Lastly, there the Zombies DLC rumor that may be added to the "GTA V" PlayStation content. John Keller, Vice President of Sony North America, did say that PlayStation players may get a surprise. Could this be it?

Days ago, people were talking about the Heist missions for "GTA Online." While it will be coming out for sure, the question is when. Rockstar Games has already missed the date they first said it will come out, and there's still not much news about it.