The action is, as always, on the margins. Those people who kind of wanted to play but got frustrated at the load times, you want them. In some senses you care m

The action is, as always, on the margins. Those people who kind of wanted to play but got frustrated at the load times, you want them. In some senses you care more about them, the people you can gain or lose with changes, than your more committed users who are a little bit locked in. GTA V has sold, and continues to sell, amazingly well. But Online, where this slowdown was exclusive to, is the real moneymaking engine. Any little marginal push to keep people out of Online, from feeling they could just jump in whenever, was significant. The real baffler to me is just thinking about all the time spent by people internal to Rockstar sitting on that same screen.