Despite being extremely popular for more than a decade, GTA Online continues to be plagued by several issues.
Though Rockstar Games has not shared any confirmation about this, GTA 6 is expected to pave the way for a new version of GTA Online. Initially launched in 2013, it was designed as an online multiplayer version of GTA 5.
Despite being around for more than 10 years, the game continues to be extremely relevant and popular.
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Now that GTA 6 is all set to arrive in May next year, one expects a new version of GTA Online to be dropped shortly after that. Several factors contributed to its popularity.
By releasing content updates regularly, Rockstar ensured that the game continues to regale its fan base and does not get outdated at any given point in time. Apart from its open-world environment, the game received a lot of accolades because of its player-driven progression. While many players feel happy about getting the opportunity to complete tough missions, some get hooked to the game as it offers them the chance to put together their own criminal empire.
While GTA Online has been a solidly built game, it has its share of flaws as well. Shark Cards, undoubtedly, has been one of the major concerns of those who have been playing the game for a while. These can be best described as micro-transactions, which involve players depositing in-game cash into their virtual bank account.
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By doing this, players get the chance to buy vehicles, weapons and property.
GTA6 online cannot be like this. Things must change.
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Now that one hears about a new version of GTA Online being in the works, fans hope that it will not come armed with some of the major issues the current version is plagued with.
Recently, on a Reddit forum, a bunch of fans came together to discuss all the issues affecting GTA 5 and the kind of expectations they have from the new version.
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