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GTA Online's Most Hated Update.

2.3× channel medianLong-form8:37GamingPublished Jul 18, 2026, 4:49 AM · 3mo ago
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Engagement
4.4%
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Likes
2.3K
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Comments
539
0.84% of views
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Description

Out of all the mistakes Rockstar Games has made over the last decade, nothing compares to the absolute disaster of the update that stripped the game bare. Rockstar deleted almost 200 cars in a single update and then started selling them back to players for real-world money. In this video, we take a deep dive into the 10-year history of GTA Online updates to figure out exactly how we arrived at this point. How did one of the most successful multiplayer games in history push its community to the absolute breaking point? We’re breaking down the decisions, the shifts in strategy, and the ultimate fallout of GTA Online's most hated update. 💬 Drop a Comment Which car did you lose that you miss the most? Do you think GTA Online can ever recover its reputation before GTA 6, or was this the point of no return? Let me know below. 🔔 Subscribe for more deep dives into gaming history, design blunders, and video game evolutions.

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