For the mean time I can deal playing lspdfr with default stuff it isnt TOO bad, but what if RAGEhook also gets "shut down"? Is anybody else worried about this as Scripthook may also be one to go down as well!

It won't. From the looks of it, Take-Two felt that OpenIV gave some sort of advantage to users (Which it didn't but that's for a different topic). If Take-two wanted to go after the other two, they probably would have received C&Ds already

8 minutes ago, thegreathah said:

It won't. From the looks of it, Take-Two felt that OpenIV gave some sort of advantage to users (Which it didn't but that's for a different topic). If Take-two wanted to go after the other two, they probably would have received C&Ds already

understandable, but it just seems like only taking down one major modding tool if they are really "about it" is necessary. Hate to say it but I would expect more things to go. FiveM, RAGEhook, scripthook and more, it just seems as though it was testing the waters taking down OIV

1 hour ago, Dbeehler73 said:

understandable, but it just seems like only taking down one major modding tool if they are really "about it" is necessary. Hate to say it but I would expect more things to go. FiveM, RAGEhook, scripthook and more, it just seems as though it was testing the waters taking down OIV

looking at how many people have kicked up a fuss with thee portion on line they are around 13000 people no 

they are soon going to relise that they f****k up and that all those people will stop suporting rockstar

5 minutes ago, officer 21 said:

looking at how many people have kicked up a fuss with thee portion on line they are around 13000 people no 

they are soon going to relise that they f****k up and that all those people will stop suporting rockstar

I am upset as everyone, but do you realize how many 13k people are compared to the whole of the console community? They really won't care that a couple thousand people wont buy their games. Just gotta think about how large the modding community is compaired to everyone else

Just now, Dbeehler73 said:

I am upset as everyone, but do you realize how many 13k people are compared to the whole of the console community? They really won't care that a couple thousand people wont buy their games. Just gotta think about how large the modding community is compaired to everyone else

 it increaseing as we speak they said around 100 000 people play moded games  if every one signs it rockstar will have a problem

 

 

also now 13k people  how much does rockstar and take 2 make every time we all start gtav single player and online they will start loseing money

18 minutes ago, officer 21 said:

 it increaseing as we speak they said around 100 000 people play moded games  if every one signs it rockstar will have a problem

 

 

also now 13k people  how much does rockstar and take 2 make every time we all start gtav single player and online they will start loseing money

not enough to instantly say WE NEED TO STOP. 10,000 people will not make a difference when 500 million people bought and play online + shark cards. Do you honestly think that with such a small number of people stop playing gta or whatever it is will make them change their mind? dought it, but hey. it's whatever.

Just now, Dbeehler73 said:

not enough to instantly say WE NEED TO STOP. 10,000 people will not make a difference when 500 million people bought and play online + shark cards. Do you honestly think that with such a small number of people stop playing gta or whatever it is will make them change their mind? dought it, but hey. it's whatever.

 

 

i do agree i blocked openiv in the firewall and i havent had a problem yet  as it carnt  get the message to teminate open iv

2 minutes ago, officer 21 said:

 

 

i do agree i blocked openiv in the firewall and i havent had a problem yet  as it carnt  get the message to teminate open iv

I mean I still have it also, just saying it isnt looking good.

Just now, Dbeehler73 said:

I mean I still have it also, just saying it isnt looking good.

just block it so you save it

Just now, officer 21 said:

just block it so you save it

I aint to worried about it, im fine with vanilla :D

just dont wanna lose LSPDFR. Im fine playing with vanilla stuff just as long as i got lspdfr.

ok it suckes thats its hapening but thats life  unfortanly it all about makeing money

9 minutes ago, Dbeehler73 said:

I aint to worried about it, im fine with vanilla :D

just dont wanna lose LSPDFR. Im fine playing with vanilla stuff just as long as i got lspdfr.

 

3 hours ago, Dbeehler73 said:

For the mean time I can deal playing lspdfr with default stuff it isnt TOO bad, but what if RAGEhook also gets "shut down"? Is anybody else worried about this as Scripthook may also be one to go down as well!

 

3 hours ago, thegreathah said:

It won't. From the looks of it, Take-Two felt that OpenIV gave some sort of advantage to users (Which it didn't but that's for a different topic). If Take-two wanted to go after the other two, they probably would have received C&Ds already

 

 

new statement  rockstar

 

 

"Take-Two's actions were not specifically targeting single player mods. Unfortunately OpenIV enables recent malicious mods that allow harassment of players and interfere with the GTA Online experience for everybody. We are working to figure out how we can continue to support the creative community without negatively impacting our players."

We are following up with further questions for Rockstar to try to clarify its position and what may come next for OpenIV and GTA modding.

4 hours ago, Dbeehler73 said:

I am upset as everyone, but do you realize how many 13k people are compared to the whole of the console community? They really won't care that a couple thousand people wont buy their games. Just gotta think about how large the modding community is compaired to everyone else

Look at the reviews for GTA V on Steam, and dare tell me again that 13k people are nothing compared to the rest.

9 hours ago, Hystery said:

Look at the reviews for GTA V on Steam, and dare tell me again that 13k people are nothing compared to the rest.

Steam's system is based on the majority of reviews given within a certain time period. I believe 30 days. A group of probably about 100 people could change a game's recent rating score quite efficiently depending on the rate of positive reviews given in that time period. Yet, we were able to get plenty of word out to the media who as we all know, know how to do their job. So it's definitely accomplished a lot of progress, but nothing landmark.