According to what has been revealed by numerous users on Twitter and other social networks in these hours, a Grand Theft Auto V Online Crack it is allowing cheaters to remotely crash and kick players on PC.
The reports say that users who encounter crashes and kicks do not necessarily have to be in online multiplayer sessions, and that on the contrary they can be targeted by cheaters even during a normal single player game.
As Tez points out on Twitter, Rockstar Games is aware of the issue and is working to fix it as soon as possible. Due to the holiday season, the developers are currently on vacation and will only be called out for emergencies, so this exploit may take a few days to fix permanently.
Currently you can use a workarounds waiting for the software house to personally intervene: activating the firewall on your PC you will block the intrusion attempts by cheaters, and you can continue to play in single player or even online but not as a host. To allow your friends to join your lobby you will need to temporarily disable the firewall and then re-enable it.
Meanwhile, Digital Foundry has analyzed the ray tracing of GTA V on PS5 and Xbox Series X, recently introduced with an update from Rockstar Games.
