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New GTA Online Title Update Goes Live

The latest automatic title update for GTA Online is now available for both PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. This update will addresses the remaining issues where some people’s vehicles or vehicle modifications were disappearing due to a cloud save failure – as well as all the other fixes mentioned below. This is obviously great news for gamers and hopefully the issue has been resolved, because lets face it, no one likes to loose in game objects that they’ve worked hard to get.

Fixes numerous issues that were causing vehicle loss and/or loss of vehicle mods
Fixes an issue where the incorrect car is replaced when choosing to replace a car in a full garage
Fixes an exploit allowing players to sell the same vehicle multiple times
Fixes an issue that caused personal vehicles to be duplicated
Fixes an issue where some players were unable to pay utility bills on an owned apartment or house
Fixes an issue where players were not getting Crew invites in-game
Fixes an issue where the starting point for the tutorial race was not appearing
Fixes issues with joining Jobs from within a player-owned garage
Fixes issues with players getting stuck while using playlists
Fixes additional issues causing black screens, long load times, and players getting stuck in the sky cam
Adds details in the UI to clarify that characters created while Rockstar cloud is unavailable are temporary (non-saved)
Adds changes to the character creator to make better-looking default characters with the “random” option
Players now only lose a maximum of 500 GTA$ upon death in Freemode

Rockstar encourage their users to use the GTA Online Launch Status site, as well as their support website and twitter should they have any issues with the game. I’ve only had a small go on GTA V Online and it’s certainly an entertaining game, I just wish absolutely everyone would stop killing absolutely everyone else on first sight, I wonder if they can patch that!

Thank you Rockstar for providing us with this information.

Peter Donnell

As a child still in my 30's (but not for long), I spend my day combining my love of music and movies with a life-long passion for gaming, from arcade classics and retro consoles to the latest high-end PC and console games. So it's no wonder I write about tech and test the latest hardware while I enjoy my hobbies!