Ever since Grand Theft Auto V launched on PC last month It’s basically exactly what we’d hoped—singleplayer mods are fine, while multiplayer mods are not. Why it took Rockstar nearly a month to clarify a question everyone’s had since launch, Rockstar has seemingly been laying down the banhammer on Grand Theft Auto V players, prohibiting them from playing the game’s multiplayer component GTA Online if they have installed mods, even if those mods were limited to the game’s single-player mode 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 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 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 Grand Theft Auto V players claim they’re getting banned on PC right now, but why? Well, it’s complicated. Will I get banned? What for? Why? If Rockstar is only opposed to multiplayer mods that might ruin other people’s fun, why do these claims of .
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 Volete trasformare la versione PC di Grand Theft Auto V in un incubo uscito da un libro di Stephen King? Allora guardate la mod Carmageddon usata dopo aver attivato il "Moon Gravity" cheat. Non vi diamo link perché vogliamo evitarvi il rischio ban. Before the appearance of GTA SAMP, the multiplayer mod for Grand Theft Auto a new mod by user Trumple – recreates that effect in the flashy streets of Grand Theft Auto 5. Toggled on and off with F5, it equips every pedestrian with a random weapon Many Grand Theft Auto V PC players have been wondering what Rockstar's stance Despite this, it appears that Rockstar supports modding as long as it doesn't get in the way of multiplayer balance. We have always appreciated the creative efforts of .
