- ROCKSTAR PAYS TO FIXED GTA ONLINE UPDATE
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- ROCKSTAR PAYS TO FIXED GTA ONLINE CODE
ROCKSTAR PAYS TO FIXED GTA ONLINE CODE
"After a thorough investigation, we can confirm that player t0st did, in fact, reveal an aspect of the game code related to load times for the PC version of GTA Online that could be improved," the company said in a statement provided to PC Gamer. The fix was shared to GitHub and the world waited to see if Rockstar would respond. Watch on YouTubeĪfter a bit of tinkering, t0st put together a fix that managed to cut GTA Online's load times from six minutes to one minute and 50 seconds - an almost 70 percent reduction. GTA Online: Visit the Island of Cayo Perico.
ROCKSTAR PAYS TO FIXED GTA ONLINE FULL
The full story has been handily transformed into something approaching layman's terms by Digital Foundry's Will Judd, but the quick version is that a quirk of GTA Online's loading processes saw it performing nearly 2 billion (largely pointless) item checks before each game.
ROCKSTAR PAYS TO FIXED GTA ONLINE UPDATE
ORIGINAL STORY 15/3/21: Rockstar has confirmed it'll be releasing an update that officially implements a recent fan-made fix to reduce Grand Theft Auto Online's painfully long load times by up to 70 percent.Īt the tail-end of February, a programmer going by the name of t0st did a little probing into GTA Online's notoriously protracted load times - ones that can leave players waiting upward of five minutes to start a game - and made a number of fascinating discoveries. "Just got awarded $10k through their H1 in-game bounty as an exception :)) (usually only for security issues)" t0st wrote in an update to his blog.Īs confirmed below, Rockstar has said it will make t0st's fix official. UPDATE 16/3/21, 9.26am: GTA Online fan t0st has now said his efforts to cut the game's PC load times have earned him a $10k bounty. "Thanks to t0st for his contributions around this part of today's title update", says Rockstar. The fix arrives as part of GTA 5's Title Update 1.53 for PS4, Xbox One, and PC, which - as detailed on Rockstar's support site - includes general network connectivity improvements alongside better load times specifically for players on PC. We’ll keep you updated, and let you know when the planned fix is pushed out.UPDATE 16/3/21, 7.07pm: Just a day after confirming it would be officially implementing a fan-made fix to reduce Grand Theft Auto Online's load times by up to 70 percent on PC, Rockstar has announced the update is now live. Still, this is the first time Rockstar have acknowledged it publicly, so here's hoping that Title Update comes sooner rather than later. That seems to have caught the company’s attention, although Tez2 did claim that Rockstar were already aware of the potential vulnerabilities before players started taking advantage of them. The issues were spotlighted by Rockstar-focused Twitter account Tez2 at the end of last week, which sprouted a campaign to alert Rockstar to the situation on the GTA Online subreddit over the weekend. If you think you might have experienced any related issues, please reach out to Rockstar Support: - Rockstar Support JanuTo see this content please enable targeting cookies.Īs I reported yesterday, some GTA Online players on PC have been locked out of their games and had their accounts corrupted by modders using remote code exploits. We are aware of potential new exploits in GTA Online for PC, which we aim to resolve in an upcoming planned security-related Title Update. The account also suggested that players get in touch with the Rockstar Support team if they’ve “experienced any related issues” as a result of the potential security vulnerabilities. “We are aware of potential new exploits in GTA Online for PC, which we aim to resolve in an upcoming planned security-related Title Update,” Rockstar Support tweeted.
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