It is obvious that the game wasn't developed and optimized for my hardware, in fact it wasn't optimized at all, there's no way you can run it decently, even with older systems, including the recommended one, the game is a bloody mess to run in any PC. Why do you have to make fun of others? Is that a way to fight your inferiority complex? …( trying to think of something clever but not get me banned)…I give up. Gawdamned crooked-crutchin' Christ-are you an utterly complete moron? You're looking at a game almost TEN YEARS OLD, ferfuksake! Thing is about this game, it wasn't designed and developed with the hardware you're using in mind. Originally posted by Trolley-Hunter:Evo: ♥♥♥♥♥♥' Christ, but your post is hard to read-monoparagraphic run-on! Make my high school English teacher weep! You shouldn't make readers wrestle to understand what the bloody Hell you're trying to communicate! Damn! Some missions like 'Momma's Boy' on TBOGT have glitches too, but to fix those you have to do more specific things. But those were the most efective methods. Other method is to lower your graphics settings, I tried that but it would only work if I clicked on the option that shifts the graphics settings to the Default of your system (forgot how the option is called).

So, I'm running the game on Windows 10 and my rig is 1080ti + I7 7700, not that it really matters FPS wise, cuz the optimization sucks, so the game still run like trash, but with fast processors like mine the game has more glitches, including infinite loading, so every time I encountered a glitch I would go to the process tab on Task Manager, right click on the game process and go to afinity, after that I disable every core for that task, leaving just Core 0 ticked, that'll shift all of the game process to 1 single core, of course the FPS will drop, but doing that before the cutscene starts will make the infinite loading go away, this works for others glitches aswell.

Gta 4 loading screen loop