On the rockstar social club, I came across a topic on "taking aim a cheaters." It says they've come up with a way to track modders.  If this is true, then this is bad.  I hope LSPDFR developers can find a way around this. I want to bring it to our attention that it sounds like they are really trying nail us modders. Here's the link: http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/news/article/52451/update-targeting-cheaters-in-gta-online

On the rockstar social club, I came across a topic on "taking aim a cheaters." It says they've come up with a way to track modders.  If this is true, then this is bad.  I hope LSPDFR developers can find a way around this. I want to bring it to our attention that it sounds like they are really trying nail us modders. Here's the link: http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/news/article/52451/update-targeting-cheaters-in-gta-online

they are targeting online modders and as far as i have read lspdfr is made for offline.

im happy, i hope they get rid of all the cheater in online you cant even do jobs or anything without running into cheaters

Edited June 19, 201510 yr by wolfrunner86

they are targeting online modders and as far as i have read lspdfr is made for offline.

im happy, i hope they get rid of all the cheater in online you cant even do jobs or anything with running into cheaters

Yeah, but what about online patrols?  Using trainers are fun, but I'm never a jerk to people.  It's too bad that the morons ruin it for everyone.

Yeah, but what about online patrols?  Using trainers are fun, but I'm never a jerk to people.  It's too bad that the morons ruin it for everyone.

wanna play cop online you'll have to ggo back to LCPD Gta 5 isn't really meant at all to have online mods of anything

Yeah, but what about online patrols?  Using trainers are fun, but I'm never a jerk to people.  It's too bad that the morons ruin it for everyone.

In my opinion everyone who uses a trainer online ruins the game. It doesn't matter if a trainer is used in a private or a public session. It affects the game in too many circumstances.

There is a GTA V Multiplayer mod in the works, which to my knowledge LSPDFR will tie in once its released.

Yeah, but what about online patrols?  Using trainers are fun, but I'm never a jerk to people.  It's too bad that the morons ruin it for everyone.

Yeah, you're not supposed to modify Online in any way. Stop treating GTA Online like it is GTA IV Multiplayer. It isn't. I'll quote myself on this; "GTA O is not GTA IV Multiplayer. Mods affect so much more than it did in GTA IV. GTA O is a living, breathing world with integrated stats, money, cars, houses, garages and so on, all that can be messed up with the use of mods, intentional or not. GTA IV did not have that. And as a sign of goodwill, if you will, we're not going to condone GTA O Modding, as we're not about to ruin the game for those who actually want to play GTA O as it is meant to be played. It does not really matter if it is a closed session / crew session / friends session / invite only / solo session. It can all affect GTA O, and that's the line Rockstar is taking. It is a bannable offence and has a risk of affecting gameplay."

Kudos to Rockstar for finally taking steps to fix GTA Online so it once again can be an enjoyable experience. I, for one, enjoy playing GTA O the way it is supposed to be played, me and many others. I'd rather someone not spawning in my game, dressed as a cop and role-playing in a non-roleplaying session. It just ruins the game for everyone else, even though you think it's funny and harmless. 

Yeah, you're not supposed to modify Online in any way. Stop treating GTA Online like it is GTA IV Multiplayer. It isn't. I'll quote myself on this; "GTA O is not GTA IV Multiplayer. Mods affect so much more than it did in GTA IV. GTA O is a living, breathing world with integrated stats, money, cars, houses, garages and so on, all that can be messed up with the use of mods, intentional or not. GTA IV did not have that. And as a sign of goodwill, if you will, we're not going to condone GTA O Modding, as we're not about to ruin the game for those who actually want to play GTA O as it is meant to be played. It does not really matter if it is a closed session / crew session / friends session / invite only / solo session. It can all affect GTA O, and that's the line Rockstar is taking. It is a bannable offence and has a risk of affecting gameplay."

Kudos to Rockstar for finally taking steps to fix GTA Online so it once again can be an enjoyable experience. I, for one, enjoy playing GTA O the way it is supposed to be played, me and many others. I'd rather someone not spawning in my game, dressed as a cop and role-playing in a non-roleplaying session. It just ruins the game for everyone else, even though you think it's funny and harmless. 

If it really screws up the game, I see your point.

If it really screws up the game, I see your point.

it does