It was meant so well to give the PC players an upgrown version of Grand Theft Auto V. But that backfired and GTA 5 is currently the worst rated GTA.
Actually, it all sounded pretty good that GTA 5 Enhanced had in the travel case. The list of revisions included visual improvements along with improved performance, whereby AMD FSR 3 and Nvidia DLSS 3 also come into play as an upscaler. In addition, raytracing effects in shadows and reflection as well as revisions of the lighting came their way.
When using SSDS as a storage medium, shorter loading times are also announced by appropriate optimization. Furthermore, some console features are taken over, such as the support of adaptive trigger of the Dual Sense Controller. The same applies to sound improvements thanks to Dolby Atmos with generally optimized sound edition. And there were also a few new content.
Sounds good, but the response of the players is devastating. Just 54 percent of the players give the new version of GTA 5 on Steam a positive feedback, which is what GTA 5 Enhanced is currently the worst is.
There are apparently plenty of reasons for complaining. In addition to the chat in the online part, the poorly implemented migration is criticized. As a reminder: “Players who are already playing on PC can transfer their score in the story mode of GTA V as well as their progress and their characters in GTA Online once from the legacy version of GTA V to GTA V Enhanced”.
Exactly this process apparently goes into the pants more than it works, but it is necessary, since Rockstar did not create the Enhanced version as an update of the original, but almost as a completely new game. Countless players have to be satisfied with the message “The GTA Online Profile Associated with this rock star Games Account is not eligible for migration at this time”.
The players are even more angry that Rockstar has not yet expressed themselves with the problems with migration.
