You think you're so tough because your gun shoots bullets? Pfft. My gun shoots cars. That's right. A creative Grand Theft Auto V mod making the rounds this week allows players to turn regular weapons into machines of vehicular murder. This trick works on has started turning his eye towards Grand Theft Auto V. His first pass through on GTA5 has already been done and while the changes are small right now, the future for iCEnhancer and improving Grand Theft Auto V sounds grand indeed. It must be said that Clearly there has been a lot of anticipation among PC gamers for Rockstar’s latest crime opus: SteamSpy’s stats say there are over 2.2 million owners of Grand Theft Auto V on Valve’s gaming service according to some poking around I did on the site 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 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 GTA V modders are at it again, it seems. From shooting cars out of a gun, to enhancing the graphics in Grand Theft Auto V, and even dropping whales onto innocent NPCs, now PC GTA V players can explore Los Santos – Atlantis style. A new mod has flooded .
Last week, Grand Theft Auto V PC players were confused by rumors that they would be banned from the game if they used mods in it. Now, Rockstar, the game's developer, is responding to these rumors. Rockstar says that it will not ban players who use mods in Move over, Goat Simulator, Grand Theft Auto V modding is giving you a run for your money. This video is entirely too short, but it shows off some of the crazy things modders are doing with the game. In the 40-second video below, you’ll believe a monkey Today’s installment of Rockstar’s regular Asked and Answered feature offered fans some clarification on a couple of major topics of discussion in relation to Grand Theft Auto V. The first was confirmation that players wouldn’t be banned for using 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. .
