Cheaters prosperīut that issue is small stacked up against GTA Online‘s most pervasive problem: Cheaters. For most games, infinite loading screens and long load times would be immediately addressed, not left for players to acclimate to over the course of years. Players shouldn’t have to deal with these long-standing issues though. They’re the things that players have to learn to deal with if they want to play GTA Online. I’m playing on PC today (and running the game on a PCIe gen-4 NVMe SSD), but these problems are old, stretching all the way back to the game’s release. Some of these issues are innocuous but annoying - issues like infinite loading screens that force you to restart the game or long load times. Nearly nine years out from its release, GTA Online is still struggling with problems that have been around since it launched.
It was a nice change of pace from the older, jaded players who just want to grind out the most effective methods of generating cash.īut behind those new characters is the same old broken game. I wasn’t disappointed either I found a ton of new players eager to explore all of the game’s content. I was curious about how the game’s doing since it got an injection of new life thanks to its release on current-gen consoles. I hopped back into GTA Online yesterday, just for a bit. If Rockstar really wants the game to balloon further, and potentially persist past the release of Grand Theft Auto 6, the studio has to address these key issues. That kind of support isn’t what GTA Online needs though. That’s why the game is now stand-alone and why the company is investing in it even further with a $6 monthly subscription service. The game is flat-out good and developer Rockstar knows that. But that hasn’t stopped players (myself included) from flocking to it. Since its launch, GTA Online has been far from perfect.
If you’ve been playing the game as long as I have, you’re well-acquainted with these problems already.
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