After over two years of anticipation, PC gamers can finally rejoice as Grand Theft Auto V is set to receive a substantial update on March 4. This long-awaited update will bring the PC version in line with the advanced features found in the native PS5 and Xbox Series versions, which were released back in 2022. The best part? It's completely free for all current players, with seamless progress transfer for both GTA Online and the Story Mode, requiring no additional action from the users.
The core of this upgrade significantly enhances GTA Online, introducing a wealth of content that was previously exclusive to console players. In addition, the GTA+ subscription service is now accessible on PC, offering a host of benefits, including the ability to collect business profits at an accelerated rate. Rockstar Games has also fortified the game's anti-cheat measures, ensuring a fairer playing field for all.
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Alongside these exciting additions, the update promises significant graphical enhancements. However, this comes with a caveat: system requirements will increase. Players with hardware that can't meet these new standards will still be able to enjoy the game on the older version, which will continue to receive support. It's important to note, however, that there will be no cross-version support, meaning players on different versions won't be able to play together. Keep this in mind as you plan your gaming sessions.
