Players have discovered that the GTA Trilogy hasn't fixed some of the issues that it claimed to in the patch notes.
Earlier in the week, Rockstar issued a statement apologising for the launch state of the 𒁃GTA Trilogy, stating that "the updated versions of these classic games did not launch in a state that meets our own standards of quality" and promising that updates were on the way. The next day, the first update was released, patch 1.2, which claimed to fix 61 bugs and glitches across the three gಌames.
As it turns out, the patch notes for the GTA Trilogy aren't correct, as a good number of the glitches still remain. One of the biggest examples of this is the invisible bridge that can be found in San Andreas. The patch notes state that the team "Fixed an issue where a bridge in Flint County is invisible", but players who have gone over there have found it to still be invisible.
This was pointed out on Twitter by R📖erezTV, , saying, "This is a lie. I just downloaded the patches on Xbox Series X and many of the glitches they claimed to have fixed are still alive and well. The bridge is still invisible. This is starting to get stupid."
Some players are reporting that the invisible bridge glitch has been fixed for them, whilst others are still seeing it after installing the patch. Even if only a few players are getting the glitch, it's fair to see why they'd be annoyed after being told by Rockstar that the issues have been fixed.
Beyond the invisible bridge glitch, some players are reporting that the rain still looks bad in San Andreas, despite it apparently being tweaked in the latest update. Other players are reporting that races are still freezing for them and that the framerate issues are still present, evenඣ on consoles like the PS5.
