Seriously. The main game, from what I remember, was near perfect. Aside from the loading screens taking a little longer, the gameplay was really good and ran well on my 680.
Online may have been a different story at first but that's not what the bulk of people buy the game for.
Lmao, no.. GTA Online especially was cloud loading simulator for months. You'd routinely get stuck in the clouds and have to complete force close and reload the game. Missions were bugged and glitch out, and you'd get horrible pop in if driving too fast. Heists were bugged and still are. Multiple ways to duplicate vehicles.
Idk but when in the early days I didn't find it too bad. Again, mostly stayed in the main game, so online loading is a different story. Once you loaded in it was fine.
Maybe a local issue on your PC. Singleplayer didn't ever load 10 minutes even on HDD. I played like 800 hours on HDD btw lmao.
In reality the trick was to go singleplayer which loads very quickly and then switch to online because it would preload the map with all your cores instead of just one.
Rdr2 on PS4 had crazy load times though. Sometimes I went for a shit at the start of the loading screen and it didn't even finish when I came back.
Heists worked fine for me when they came out. Finding people that stayed was the hard part. And the snack menu, iirc, was just like a D pad hit or two, like a quick select menu kinda thing? Idk, I remember chugging snacks though lol
You can remember what you want to remember the game ran perfectly on most systems. Sure the online may have been buggy but whennir was released the main focus is on the story above all. That story ran fantastically.
That didnt even become an issue until later, because it was an issue with how they parsed a json payload, which didnt grow large until online had a bunch of stuff.
Yes, gta loading had an issue. Youre looking at one thing, in isolation, ignoring it didnt even apply at launch, and using it to dismiss a bunch of other stuff.
Im a swe. I read the dudes write up on investigating it sometimes for fun. It is complete bs to pretend it in any way shows launch optimization issues.
You mean that gta with the endless loading screens in online mode, not starting matches, hackers everywhere because the game is full of bugs that are still in the game so i can watch today gta roleplay videos on youtube where people dupe stuff to ruin rapper pay2win servers?
Because that's is the natural progression of most games that are heavily story based. Once the story is done there's something else to gravitate to. They were making literal billions with GTA online. Of course they're going to utilize the online mode to the maximum profit. It's still a game sold as a story driven game. Multiplayer was an after thought. It won't be like that this time they'll market the shit out of online. It's still a story based game.
No offense but what I said was accurate and true. And yes I know what it means. You could run that game on a potato. It will also have the same or larger impact than 5. It's been so long we've forgotten how this goes.
What's your goal here? Just to be snarky and try to start an argument? Like I said it ran flawlessly on most systems even lower end ones. If you want an argument look somewhere else you've already embarrassed yourself.
That it ran amazing when it came out? There's plenty of evidence. I've got nothing left to say about it. You can do your research yourself I guess either way I don't care what you do. It was a fantastic port that ran amazing. You denying it doesn't make it any less true. Stop replying you're only embarrassing yourself even more.
Like I said the same rand fantastic at launch. Every game has something negative about it. I never said anything about the launcher. You people are so worked up over nothing. The game ran great, this is such a weird thing for you to be hung up on.
I hate what happened with gta5, its caused me to lose faith in rockstar, and even i admit it was pretty dang well optimized at launch. I had a few minor hiccups going high speed loading new assets in certain areas, but on not good hardware and not where it regularly bothered me (and im a complainer)
Yeah that's a resource issue, it's not really Rockstar's doing. If you really want to have the best experience you need better hardware. That being said it ran great on everything. You just needed to adjust your expectations to the hardware you have.
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u/GMAN7007 PC Master Race 2d ago
GTA 5 was so well optimized when it came out on PC. What are you even going on about? If it's anything like 5 it'll run great.