Rockstar has released a patch to fix the long-standing dupe account glitch in GTA Online, as revealed in ATA DBEST’s recent video. Despite rumors of the glitch’s return, Rockstar seems to have effectively addressed the issue to prevent players from exploiting it further. The video also discusses the potential impact on Rockstar’s revenue, given the popularity of Shark cards and the influx of new players.
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Key Takeaways:
- Rockstar has fully patched the dupe account glitch in GTA Online.
- The patch seems to be effective in preventing players from exploiting the glitch.
- The video discusses the potential impact on Rockstar’s revenue due to the availability of modded accounts.
- Despite the patch, some players still possess modded accounts, highlighting the need for continued vigilance from Rockstar.
Impact on Rockstar’s Revenue:
ATA DBEST’s video delves into the potential impact of the patch on Rockstar’s revenue. While the company partnered with 5m, it appears that they are still generating significant sales from Shark cards. The availability of modded accounts may have led to a decline in Shark card purchases, but there are still new players and less experienced individuals who may be unaware of the risks associated with modded accounts. The video suggests that Rockstar might still be making a substantial amount from Shark card sales each month, even with the existence of modded accounts.
Continued Vigilance:
The video also emphasizes the need for vigilance from Rockstar to address any potential resurgence of the dupe account glitch. While the current patch seems effective, the video warns that if players start posting about the glitch again or if it becomes widespread on gaming sites, it may indicate the presence of a new method to exploit the game. The video encourages viewers to share their insights and opinions in the comments section, highlighting the importance of an engaged community in identifying and reporting any new glitches or exploits.
