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 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 Theft 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 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 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. Many people anticipated Grand Theft Auto V on PC because it afforded them the ability to play Rockstar's open-world chaos simulator on the platform of their choice. A whole other subset of people looked forward to it because it was prime material for the .
It’s been a long wait for the PC faithful, but now that Grand Theft Auto V is finally out for our favourite game machine, months after game consoles, I have to say it’s really worth the wait. For the enhanced graphics, for sure. Loving Los Santos a PC mod which turned the open-world game into one of the best looking (and most hardware intensive) games to ever be made, has started turning his eye towards Grand Theft Auto V. His first pass through on GTA5 has already been done and while the changes People scrambling for their lives and of course that first-person perspective – it’s Grand Theft Auto V, all different and gorgeous for the PC. The game has finally come home. For most of you gamers out there, the PC version of GTA V will not be your Grand Theft Auto 5 is currently available for PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, and Xbox One. Those that would like to mess around with the game’s mods will have to pick up the PC version. .
