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A tense week of rumors and confusion in the Grand Theft Auto 5 modding community concluded with a wave of relief for many, after Rockstar Games released its official statement approving the use of single-player mods for PC players. It's a good thing iCEnhancer, the hugely popular PC graphical enhancement mod for GTA IV is coming to GTA V. Get the whole scoop at GameSpot: www.gamespot.com/articles/gta-5-getting-graphics-enhancing-mod/1100-6427230/ Visit all of our channels: Features & Reviews Word that using single-player mods in Grand Theft Auto 5 could get you banned from GTA Online caused a storm in the PC modding community last week. Now, Rockstar has come out with an official statement, asserting their support for single-player Grand The popular iCEnhancer mod for Grand Theft Auto 4 reinvigorated the interest of many PC gamers, who marveled at the way it blended shaders, textures and filters to make Liberty City look astonishingly fantastic, and almost photorealistic. Ever since Grand Theft Auto V launched on PC last month, there’s been one persistent question: Is modding okay? After all, the ability to tweak the game is the primary reason most people held out for a PC version, and even without official mod tools we Grand Theft Auto 5 launched on the PC in April, and before that, Rockstar made it clear that it would take action against mods that disrupt its GTA Online multiplayer mode. However, once mods began to appear for the game to perform all sorts of crazy .
It’s been a long wait for the PC faithful, but now that Grand Theft Auto V is finally out for our favourite In other words, you can keep playing GTA V on the go. Simply download the iFruit app from Google Play or Apple iTunes, select “Social Last week, Grand Theft Auto V PC players were confused by rumors that they would Click on the links for these mods to download them to a PC and use them. Traditional cheats are available for the console version of the game, according to GTA 5 Cheats. The question over whether Grand Theft Auto V PC gamers can get banned for using mods has been swirling around the community for a couple of weeks. Rockstar Games gave a definitive answer to the question in a Q&A post on Thursday that should clarify the Rockstar Games has updated their EULA to confirm they have banned all modding in Grand Theft Auto 5 for PC, for both single player and multiplayer. The truth is, this is a repeat of their position from only last January. Rockstar did a blanket sweep then .
