If you have been experiencing launch day issues when trying to login in to the recent launched game Grand Theft Auto Online, you might be pleased to know that Rockstar the games developers are doing everything in their power to sort the server issues and has published a document listing everything they are currently working on.
Rockstar explains: “Thank you everyone for continuing to bear with us since yesterday’s initial roll out of Grand Theft Auto Online – we’re aware that a variety of technical difficulties have made it difficult to get access and that the experience has been a bit less than smooth for many of you who jumped in straight away, so here are a few updates as of this afternoon to keep you all apprised.”
– For PlayStation 3 users, a PlayStation Network server issue was detected that was limiting the amount of possible concurrent users. This was preventing most players from accessing GTA Online altogether and as of this morning, that problem was resolved.
– There is an issue that is preventing some players from getting through the first tutorial mission across both platforms. Many players have been able to get through this with repeated retries, and we are working on unblocking this for everyone as soon as possible.
– This morning, we experienced some instability across the GTA Online services which is affecting even people who have progressed beyond the tutorial mission. We are identifying these issues now and are working to restore stability for users as soon as possible.
– For the time being and until we have been able to get everybody access to GTA Online and things are running smoothly, we have disabled the option of purchasable GTA$ cash packs. Players can however keep on earning GTA$ by pulling off Jobs and other profitable gameplay activities rather than purchasing cash packs.
For more information on the new on the issues being fixed by Rockstar jump over to the for details and to subscribe for updates when changes are made or fixes roll out. On the Rockstar Games Support site, there is also a dedicated article listing out the most common technical issues being reported.
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