After over two years of anticipation, PC gamers can finally rejoice as Grand Theft Auto V is set to receive a significant update on March 4. This update will align the PC version closely with the advanced features seen in the PS5 and Xbox Series versions that debuted in 2022. The best part? It's completely free for all current players, with no extra steps needed to transfer your progress in both GTA Online and the Story mode.
The update primarily enhances GTA Online, introducing a wealth of content previously exclusive to console players. Alongside this, PC users can now subscribe to GTA+, which offers various perks including faster profit collection from in-game businesses. Rockstar Games has also beefed up the anti-cheat measures to ensure a fairer playing field.
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While the update promises significant graphical improvements, it's worth noting that the system requirements will increase. Players with hardware that can't meet these new demands will still be able to play the older version, which Rockstar will continue to support. However, there won't be cross-version support, so playing across different versions won't be possible. Keep this in mind when planning your gaming sessions.
