Intial suggestions have mentioned that the patch is "only a couple hundred MB on Playstation" according to GTA Base. GTA Online is notorious for its long load times, and Rockstar has finally taken action to address them in this update.And who can blame them? GTA V has sold 140 million copies to date with publisher Take-Two revealing this week that 2020 was (surprisingly) the game's best year of sales since it originally launched back in 2013 for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.īecause of this insatiable appetite for the game, Rockstar are still committed to rolling out updates for the ageing title, just like the patch that has dropped today (February 10, 2021).Īt present, the patch is in the process of rolling out to all players. The main focus of this patch, however, is the PC loading time improvements. This update includes general network connectivity improvements on all platforms, so GTA Online players should experience disconnects less frequently and not encounter online issues as often.
Console players should expect a slightly larger install size. This update is currently rolling out across all platforms and weighs in at roughly 400 MB on PC.
Console players on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One don’t get the same fixes, but they can still expect some general improvements. This update fixes one of Grand Theft Auto V’s most infamous problems, and GTA Online players will be incredibly happy to hear what this update includes.
Update 1.37 has arrived for Grand Theft Auto V, and here’s the full list of changes and fixes added with this patch.
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