Most GTA V sessions are loud. Sirens, gunfire, somebody yelling on the radio. Then you dip under the surface and it's like the whole game mutes itself. If you've been grinding missions or messing with GTA 5 Modded Accounts, the submarine parts hunt is a weirdly calming detour that still feels "GTA" enough to matter. It's tied to Michael, and it nudges you into corners of the map you'd never visit on foot.

Getting it to actually trigger

You can't just free-swim out there and expect collectibles to pop up. First, push the story until after "The Merryweather Heist." Then head up toward Paleto Cove and buy the Sonar Collections Dock for $250,000. Any character can purchase it, but you'll want to swap to Michael to fire the "Death at Sea" setup. Abigail Mathers is the key. Talk to her at the dock and you'll get the job: pull 30 submarine fragments from the ocean floor so she can get answers about the wreck.

Finding parts without wasting your time

The dock comes with a Dinghy that has sonar, and the game hands you scuba gear when you hop in the water, so you're not fighting the oxygen meter the whole time. Use the sonar to narrow down the zone first; you're looking for that general marker on the mini-map. Once you're close, open Trackify on your phone. That app is the difference between "quick grab" and "why am I staring at seaweed for ten minutes." Follow the red blip, make small adjustments, and don't be afraid to surface, re-center, and dive again.

What it's like down there

Some fragments are basically freebies in shallow water. Others are deep enough that it starts feeling like a different genre. Visibility drops, kelp turns into a wall, and wreckage shapes look like they're moving when you turn your camera. You might bump into sharks, but the bigger threat is getting turned around and swimming past the part three times. When you're close, those pieces have a subtle glow against the sand and metal. Grab, surface, repeat. It's a slow rhythm, but it's satisfying.

Cash-in and the little story payoff

When you finally hand in all 30, the reward isn't just money—it's the wrap-up with Abigail, and it lands better if you've treated it like a proper scavenger hunt instead of a checklist. If you're the type who likes having options for progression and loadouts, you'll also see why people talk about buy game currency or items in RSVSR, then keep the rest of the phrase intact as rsvsr GTA 5 Accounts during the downtime between big missions.