GTA Online It has been hugely successful since its release way back in 2013, but one thing that has plagued it all his life has been its heavy load times. A new update managed to curb that particular problem on PC, even if the results haven't been as good for console gamers. THE loading times Grand Theft Auto 5 online has been a recurring complaint in its community - most players have experienced a loading time of between three and four minutes, while some even claim to have been stuck on a screen for up to seven minutes. This is all about to change with the new patch thanks to a modder and fan of the franchise who managed to identify the bottleneck in the code and clean it up. That's not all good news, however, as many console gamers have been prone to various technical problems and crashes after its release.
In a thread on Reddit, Grand Theft Auto Online players have shared their experiences with the patch, and while it appears to work as intended for PC gamers, many users playing on Xbox One have begun to encounter crashes which send the player back to the main screen. Some similar problems have also been reported on PlayStation 4, however less frequently. Some community members have accordingly tried to offer solutions to the problem by suggesting a hard reset of the game, or even a whole restart of the console, however, it would seem that most players are unable to resolve their complicity despite these attempts.
Many are unable to tackle GTA Online robberies with their friends, while others just can't access public sessions, only private ones. Ultimately, each encounters different obstacles and it seems that solving these problems in some cases is not possible, so console players can not help but wait for a new patch to be released resolutive by Rockstar Games. Beyond that, did you know that the release date of the game on PS5 may have recently been revealed?
