What the fix pertains to it doesn't say, but it will hopefully make it look better than how it currently looks. Update 1.02 seems to fix that, at least in San Andreas. Perhaps one of the most notorious problems that have been causing almost literal headaches among the communities is GTA Trilogy's atrocious rain effects. The update will seemingly fix some of the issues with them, such as animation during cut scenes, though it doesn't suggest it will fix how they look. One of the issues that many have been outspoken about is the updated character models. The amount of things that have been tweaked suggests that the studio is taking the complaints seriously. RELATED: GTA Vice City Player Gets Arrested While Flying Through the Air Suffice it to say, the word "fixed" appears multiple times in the patch notes. As well as some general improvements to the overall trilogy, there is a list of fixes that pertain to each individual game as well. Fortunately, it looks like Rockstar may be on the case, as a recent update has just gone live, with the patch notes listing a number of issues that the hotfix hopes to address.Ī recent post on the developer's website shows that the Grand Theft Auto remaster is having a patch rolled out, with a whole host of fixes which could rectify some of the near-countless issues that players have been reporting since day one. It's already being compared to the likes of Cyberpunk 2077's disastrous launch, though it's perhaps not as broken as the CD Projekt Red sci-fi RPG was when it was launched last year. There's been a considerable amount of backlash from the community, aimed squarely at the developer and publisher of the Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - Definitive Edition, since it came out recently.
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