GTA Online Receives New Update: Full Patch Notes Inside

Rockstar Games recently launched a new update for GTA Online. This is the first download you can get to improve the game since the Bottom Dollar Bounties update, although Rockstar did fix some problems with server updates earlier this month.

First noticed by Tez2 on Twitter, this latest update is a small patch aimed at resolving issues across all platforms. We have details on the download sizes for the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC versions, along with the patch notes.

GTA Online Update: Download Sizes

The GTA Online July Update is approximately:

957.1MB on PS4
582.2MB on PS5
2.47GB on Xbox Series X|S
2.47GB on Xbox One

GTA Online Update: Patch Notes

The patch notes for the update have been posted on the Rockstar Support website, and we've listed them below:

Game Stability & Performance

Stability and security improvements.

Matchmaking & Networking

Resolved a networking issue causing vehicles to become inaccessible or invisible.

Miscellaneous

Fixed a bug where clicking the "I have read and accept" text automatically selected the "I accept" box and submitted the form.
Fixed an issue where players using a mouse couldn't open the Privacy Policy.

Rockstar Games released a background update for GTA Online today. These changes are server-side, and the complete patch notes were reported by Tez2:

Resolved a visual glitch in the "Most Wanted - Thompson" mission cutscene where Thompson appears underground.
Fixed overlapping tattoos when switching characters and addresses the unique tattoo bug.

PS5 & Xbox Series X|S Changes

Corrected an error where delivering a live Standard Bounty target doesn't increment the "Secure all bounty targets alive" Career Progress counter.
Prevented premature access to time-limited clothing and outfits for female characters.
Eliminated a glitch that prevents players from falling off bikes.
Fixed a money exploit associated with retaining the same Salvage Yard Robbery target.
Patched a Bunker duplication exploit.

GTA V has reaffirmed its enduring popularity by becoming the most downloaded PS5 game in Europe, the US, and Canada last month. Additionally, the game secured the second position in overall sales, including both digital and physical formats, across the UK and Europe for the same period. This surge in downloads and purchases is likely attributed to the recent release of the Bottom Dollar Bounties DLC.

The recent GTA Online update, which includes the popular Bottom Dollar Bounties DLC, is already delivering on its promise of new content. The drip-feed of additional features has kicked off in earnest, with two new police vehicles now available for players looking to chase down criminals in style.

Rockstar Games is hinting at exciting new perks for GTA+ subscribers. It appears that members of the subscription service might soon be able to enjoy classic Rockstar titles on their Nintendo Switch consoles. While nothing has been officially confirmed yet, this potential addition has generated significant buzz among fans.