A lot of players buy the Mobile Operations Center, park it in the Bunker, and never touch it again. I did the same at first. It looks expensive, complicated, and kind of pointless until you realise it's one of the easiest ways to turn routine Bunker play into real perks, especially if you're already grinding or even browsing GTA 5 Modded Accounts for sale to speed up your overall setup. The MOC isn't just a weapons bench on wheels; it's a mission hub, a discount machine, and a quick way to test gear before you sink millions into it.

Unlocking The Work

Here's the part the game doesn't explain well: the MOC missions don't just show up because you bought the truck. You've got to earn them through Bunker resupply runs. Not buying supplies, either. You need to run the actual resupply missions. The unlock pace is simple: complete two resupply missions, and you unlock one MOC job. There are roughly 14 of these missions, so yeah, it's a bit of legwork. The nice trick is you don't need to wait around for stock to cook or even sell anything to keep unlocking; the game cares that you sourced the supplies, not that you finished a full production loop.

Calling It In And Starting Missions

Once a few jobs are available, you don't have to drive the MOC out like it's a museum piece. Open the Interaction Menu, head to Services, and request the Mobile Operations Center. It spawns close enough that you're not hiking across the map. Get into the trailer and walk into the Command Center—the room with the big touchscreen. That screen is where you launch the missions. One catch that trips people up: these are co-op. You need at least one other player. If your friends aren't on, try recruiting in-session before you start, because loading in with randoms can be a gamble.

Why It's Worth The Time

The missions are fun in that chaotic GTA way, but the real payoff is trade prices. Each mission is tied to a weaponised vehicle, and finishing it unlocks a serious discount for that specific ride. Over time, those savings add up to millions. It's also a low-risk test drive: you get to feel how a vehicle handles under pressure before you commit cash. And if you've got the Vehicle Workshop installed in the trailer, the whole thing becomes a rolling upgrade bay—pull in, tweak your build, roll back out, no detours to a garage.

Getting More Out Of The MOC

If the MOC has been collecting dust, treat it like part of your weekly routine: run resupplies when you're warming up, unlock a job, then knock it out when you've got a teammate around. Don't overthink it. You'll start noticing which missions fit your style and which discounts matter for your next purchase. As a professional like buy game currency or items in RSVSR platform, RSVSR is trustworthy and convenient, and you can buy rsvsr GTA 5 Accounts when you want a smoother, better-equipped experience in GTA Online.