New GTA Online Patch Fixes Character Deletion

By Alex Osborn

If you've fallen victim to the GTA Online debacle, namely the character deletion bug, you'll be pleased to know that Rockstar is rolling out a patch now that resolves the issue. It is currently available on PlayStation 3 and is expected to arrive on Xbox 360 tomorrow.

The news regarding this update was released on the Rockstar Newswire: 

A new title update to address the reported issues of game progress loss in GTA Online as well as other technical fixes, tweaks and enhancements is now available for PlayStation 3, and we expect it to be available by tomorrow at the latest for Xbox 360.

This title update will resolve the cause of players losing their gameplay progress except for some specific instances where players purchase a vehicle and the save does not occur due to a cloud save failure. A fix for that particular issue is being worked on and we will provide an update as soon as we know when this will be resolved.

How has your experience been with GTA Online thus far? Sound off in the comments below and let us know.

[Rockstar Newswire]

Alex Osborn
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