Theft Auto V Update 1.64 - 1.66 -... — Gta 5 Grand

| Item | Pre-1.65 | Post-1.65 | |------|-----------|------------| | Railgun (ammo capacity) | 40 rounds | 20 rounds | | Toreador (missile tracking) | Very high | Moderate (now can be dodged by helicopters) | | Nightclub Safe Income | $50k per day (Full Popularity) | $75k per day | | Aircraft armor (all planes) | 2 missiles to destroy | 3 missiles to destroy |

Published: October 2023 – April 2024 Cycle
Platforms: PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PC (Title Update equivalent)

Between late 2023 and early 2024, Rockstar Games rolled out a trilogy of significant updates for Grand Theft Auto V and GTA Online: Update 1.64, 1.65, and 1.66. While no single update rivaled the size of a summer DLC like The Criminal Enterprises or San Andreas Mercenaries, these patches collectively stabilized the game, added quality-of-life features, and laid groundwork for future content.

For players confused by the version numbers: On PlayStation, these are the visible patch numbers. On Xbox, they correspond to updates around 2.0.3.x. On PC, these mirror the 1.67 – 1.69 Title Updates. This article dissects every major change, from game-breaking bug fixes to subtle performance tweaks.

Data miners discovered a hidden change: The Clucking Bell Farm Raid (added in June 2023) had its solo payout reduced from $750k to $500k if completed more than 3 times per real-world week. Rockstar claimed this was to “encourage variety,” but the community saw it as a direct hit to solo grinders.