@adrianjarca you are acting like "a few more servers" would have been an end all solution. Shouldnt we give Rockstar the benefit of the doubt that they indeed DID spend any "extra" time they had on this? As we have to assume as a for-profit company they wanted to create as seamless and positive transition to the online theatre as they can. Otherwise, its there's community blowback, PR disasters and in the end, loss of revenue. Its day 3, and the online portion is working fine now for almost everybody.

The problem is simply there are too many people trying to log on at the same time and not enough bandwidth on Rockstar's end. There is simply no way to fix this. Once the traffic spike declines, and people start playing at different times, there will be less problems. This isnt Rockstar's fault, i'm sure there commited countless resources into making this as smooth a transition as possible.

@neoperol I think you misread my original comment. I am arguing that Yerli's comments about graphics are incorrect and that there WERE great games back in the 80's and 90's. I think you need to reread the original post. And secondly, you need to relax on the name calling and even more-so with the incorrect grammar.

If Yerli's Premise were true then ALL games that were created between 1980 and 2000 would not be enjoyable- which is obviously completely faulty logic.

@Alucard9114 It has been forced to reinvent itself because it has yet to find a winning formula that can sustain over the long term.