MercilessJester

Hello all first post here. I usually make long winded posts about stuff that just blows me away and that I take extreme interest in. Especially working with things offered by a modding community like this or such as NR2003 by Papyrus. (If you know what that is, then you know what I mean.) As I fell deeper down the rabbit hole with all of this stuff it is just incredible to see the effort put into LSPDFR by the community, along with the mods/plugins/scripts what have you to go along with it. To say the least this all was VERY VERY intimidating but before I knew it I added my first ELS car and I am now very familiar with the tools needed to work with it. GTA V was $40 on Amazon for the hard copy but the amount of work done here to turn this thing inside out is priceless! With that said, I actually don't mind installing and testing different stuff to customize our own setup of LSPDFR. I did it with NR2003 as well. On the other hand I do wish things were a bit more in order or cleaned up around here and at other sites (GTA 5 Mods.com). There are TONS of add-ons for this mod and it is beyond time consuming trying everything out with sometimes multiple takes on a type of add-on, out dated or hardly used/updated add-ons etc. I do realize that you can filter the results and see which ones are the most popular and working the best with the least crashes but man... what a world this is with all this stuff. I think better care and attention needs to be taken to limit the amount of stuff that is allowed to be posted. Some mods don't come with INI's or very short details on how to use the stuff. It would be nice if submitting a mod came with strict INI rules. Some of you guys take so much time and pride to create it and then get extremely sloppy with the INI's. Great to see that the mod is still continuing to get support in the background and seemingly updates as well. I hope it stays around for a long time and I can't wait to see how it can further improve! Thank you to ALL of you!