Rockstar Games Remain Offline [Nov 12, 2021, 11:34 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Yesterday's
launch of Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition has
been a bit of disaster. A
tweet
from Rockstar Support acknowledges that the services for the Rockstar Games
Launcher and supported titles "are temporarily offline for maintenance." That
was yesterday afternoon, but that temporary outage persists. This doesn't just
prevent players from playing the newly released remakes, but other Rockstar
Games as well. As of this time, the new GTA Trilogy bundle is no longer for sale
for Windows on the
Rockstar Store. A
tweet
from the wee hours this morning says work at getting things restored
continues, thanking players for their patience and understanding. At this point
there's no explanation of what is causing the problem.
We at Rockstar love you, fans. And now we won't let you download the game you bought. And NOW we won't even let you buy the game anymore.
Rockstar Games Service. Where single-player games are played as they are meant to be played: with online authentication at least every 24 hours.
True love.
I want cd-keys back. Or code wheels. Or "insert tape and press play". Or "put cartridge into the Atari 2600 and play".
I am old. I have seen better times. Not only but also for gamers when it comes to how easily games could be played.
Rockstar Games Service. Where single-player games are played as they are meant to be played: with online authentication at least every 24 hours.
True love.
I want cd-keys back. Or code wheels. Or "insert tape and press play". Or "put cartridge into the Atari 2600 and play".
I am old. I have seen better times. Not only but also for gamers when it comes to how easily games could be played.
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