Gta 5 digital download pc discount

Pros: + Great Graphics + Fun Story (Purportedly) + Extensive PC Ported Options + Fun Online Gameplay

Cons: - Poor Regular PC Download - Poor Customer Support - 60GB download - Lack of file integrity check tool

Overall Review: Let me explain some of the points I made. First and foremost, look at the DRM options if looking to buy it as a digital copy. Case in point, I bought this looking to get the $10 promo gift card, and thought I'd be getting a Steam activate-able copy. I was wrong in that regard, as Rockstar made it two separate licenses, and they are not activate-able for either platform. If you want Steam, you better make sure they state Steam as the DRM type, or simpler, just buy it off Steam. I recalled buying it before with no indication that there were different digital copy version, and I'm now dealing with trying to see if I can get rid of my PC download so I can get the Steam version. I have several buddies that bought it on Steam, and it looks like a blast, however I can't seem to be able to enjoy that fun as well. GTA V has been plaguing me with all sort of crashes in the first tutorial area with the doors blowing up, along with no feasible option to make it as non-Steam option, as it'll not start at all if added as a shortcut on Steam. I can't play it, to say it simply. I can start it up, but I can't play it. And my PC is all new, exceeds the recommended specs, and all my drivers are up to date and every other game I have works just dandy. Just not GTA V. I figured what the hell, I'd try Rockstar support to see if they can change my license type, but it looks like they are for whatever reason unable to. They can't even revoke/ invalidate the license key/ remove it from my account. I don't even care if I lose out on the license that I bought already. I am not even sure I can properly move to Steam as I don't know how that will jive with the Steam and PC license on the same account. So I'm not tempted to try and purchase the Steam version without some clarification or help from Rockstar. I'm not looking to re-download another 60GB just to try reinstalling the entire game, and I like how Steam has a file integrity check built in their framework to help reduce how much you need to download, but plain GTAV doesn't have any sort of utility in the GTA V launcher to do so. So in short,m if you are fine with Steam, and want to be able to utilize their features, like your friend list, chat, game play tracking, and streaming and support, then avoid buying if it doesn't say Steam download. Don't be tempted by a $10 promo gift card, otherwise you'll have a GTA v PC download license that will be a curse upon your Rockstar Social Club account that apparently can even be removed by the very people who developed/published it and manage it's license management. This has proven to be an ordeal, and in the end, I wanted to just have a Steam version, but I'm beginning to think I'd rather not have it at all.