Sniper296

If you aren't modding for the love of the game, community and the challenge, then you should not be modding. I can count the donations I have received without taking my shoes off, yet, I still make mods. The most amazing thing about this is that, decent, modders are willing to ruin their reputation for a piss take 25%, and only receive that when they have $100 accumulated. With all the flack this is receiving, I hope that no other games opt into this programme.

Makes sense as, in the notification spam, it refers to everything as comments. Welcome to the LCPDFR.com Forums Comment Box!

All the snow textures and snowballs and stuff is ready there in GTA V's DLC files. It's only a matter of time before one of the trainers enables it. *waits impatiently for SNT for V*

Ped files and props are in x64e.rpf\models\cdimages\ and x64v.rpf\models\cdimages\ Weapons are also in x64e.rpf\models\cdimages\.

With IPS mimicking social sites, it was optimistic to think something as "complex" as BBCode would remain. WYSIWYG offers much less control and flexibility. Perfect for them morons. You can use your browser's dev tools or Firebug to insert HTML into the editor, but it will strip anything it does not like.

Not working for me. Hijacking a car got me 1 star and rammed by a nearby cop car.

​Yay! I get to fix your SVG and styling, again. Sam has all the cross browser compatibility skill of people who use only -webkit prefixes and not even the W3C tag. Or you could get Jay to fix it. He directed his April fools joke at only Chrome users. ​Welcome to FaceBoard I mean IPB 4! Never expect options when it comes to IPS' "popular" new features.

The PS3 and 360's .rpf files are already readable by OpenIV, as are the model and texture files within. It's just a matter of time before OpenIV adds PC support.

I interpret that as: "We'll stop online mods, we could not give a toss about offline mods. We won't do anything to stop them… on purpose, at least. As always, we won't do anything to make modder's lives easier. Fend for yourselves. It's not like you keep our game alive long after it would have died off." The preparations made with console data and other RAGE titles (GTA IV & MP3) mean that it should not be long before the mods start flooding in.

Reading anything about GTA V with a release date/time has made me realise that we still live in a world with a flat earth society. It is called a timezone. Did you all miss the class as a child that taught you how to read time? I'll forgive people for DST confusion, that stupid shit needs to die. It is released worldwide at 23:00GMT/00:00BST. Here are some examples for those struggling: I live in Denver, my timezone is MST(-7:00), it is currently DST. 23:00GMT - 7:00 = 16:00MST, 16:00MST + 1:00 = 17:00MDT. GTA V will release Monday, 17:00/5PM here. I live in Adelaide, my timezone is ACST(+9:30), it is not currently DST. 23:00GMT + 9:30 = 08:30ACST. GTA V will release Tuesday, 08:30AM here. YOUR TIME OF RELEASE IS HERE CTRL+F YOUR NEAREST CITY

Until you actually want to play online. *joins ~256KB/s club*

[Me] Oh, let's pre-load this thing! [Router] Let's randomly crap out and force him to change the network topology to something rivalling a Rube Goldberg machine. [iSP] Let's… do nothing differently. (Translation: Remain the worst ISP in the country.) This 1 week pre-load is looking like quite short notice now…

Hopefully this means that the camera distance limit has been removed or at least seriously relaxed.

DAMN! What kinda shipping do you pay for 42,963 floppy disks? RIP BT. Good to give you one more, very massive, kicking after all the kickings you gave me.

Has game development started to be taken seriously? Or is it still a crap hole of exclusive titles, budget ports, exclusive technologies and… *shudders* …consoles?

Nothing ever started for me. I guess my "unreliable", "bloated", "constantly crashing"(false Chrome fanboy claims) browser is not a fool. Here are some new prefixes for you: -webkit-got-owned: normal; -ms-got-owned: always;

My ISP, not WarThunder. Managed to get one match in before 100% packet loss.

April Fools! Firefox follows W3C standards...