jimmysmitty :
I would disagree. I haven't had any major issues with it. I have seen some glitches but hey that is the world of PC gaming. Even the 360/PS3 version had glitches, such as flying cars or random stuff.
Game runs great for me on my setup and for quite a few others.
LOL, funny you should mention the PS3/360 versions, because people are reporting the SAME BUGS on PC that happened on those platforms, nearly TWO YEARS later. Indicating all they've done in that time is make 1st person animations and optimizations for PC. Regarding bug testing and fixing, they've done very little, especially pre launch.
Why else would you see numerous page threads about bugs in key story heist missions like The Jewelry Store, Blitz Play, Caida Libre, and The Paleto Score? Hell, even the Prologue heist glitches for many. And it's not just a handful of people on the GTA V forums, there are numerous forums, sites and wikis mentioning various problems and workarounds, because Rockstar have not fixed them properly.
So I really don't care whether you disagree, my point stands. Based on how many people have had such problems and how piss poor Rockstar's ticket and patch response is, it's simply not worth risking having such problems to buy the game at or near full price. It's a fun game when things work OK, but often they don't if you are one of the many whom experience bugs.
You say "that is the world of PC". No, that is the world of rushed ports. This game had nearly TWO YEARS extra dev time for the PC version, and CLEARLY they did not prioritize polishing it like they implied. If Creative Assembly can make a pretty much technically flawless Aliens game, a genre they've never even DONE before, then big money Rockstar ought to be able to give their MAIN STAPLE TITLE at least SOME semblance of QA, esp TWO YEARS after initial release!!!
It's inexcusable, and the general consensus is that Rockstar's reputation has been severely marred by it.