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This is what it comes down to, unfortunately. It would still be virtually impossible to attack its entire PC mod user base. Still, law is law, agreements are agreements. OIV's team would be wise to release the source code for OIV. There's a strength in numbers.

I have no idea about Russian laws. OpenIV couldn't reasonably be in violation of GTA V EULA, as OpenIV is just a tool. You can't enforce your license agreement on a tool, as your license agreement is not law. If they did go to court, they would have tried to prove that it can interfere with online play. I can send a C&D to my neighbor for listening to Christian Gospel.

I also want to make it incredibly clear that a company cannot "declare" something as illegal. In order for an action to be illegal, it must be against a written and signed in law - be it local, state. or federal -- not corporate. When you purchased GTA V, you didn't actually purchase the game. You purchased the license to use a game under their user agreement. Theoretically, R* would have to take all of its users to a civil court for violating terms of service. Products like OpenIV, which are not bound to the GTA V "law" -- or user license agreement -- do not have to follow its agreement. It makes no legal difference that this tool can be used to modify game files. In theory, so can built in Windows Explorer. Where was Microsoft's C&D? The risk is entirely that of its users. I want to refer to case law, where we can look at products like Limewire (rip). Limewire itself was not illegal. The product could be used to download pirated music - which would be illegal, and not against a user license agreement of any kind. That was the doing of the user still, not the product. Limewire got itself into trouble by knowingly hosting pirated music. I'm a bit baffled with how this C&D was even taken seriously to begin with. It's unfounded, based on no laws, and is ONLY referring to GTA V's user license agreement.

Is anyone aware of a way to disable automatic updates on Steam, while still being able to play the game?

I'm not implying that it is, nor am I trying to be an alarmist. Hypothetically, let's say that Alex is done updating Script Hook V after the recent fallout - which wouldn't be unheard of. What is the future of LSPD:FR for those who cannot revert their game back? Has anyone been able to contact Alex or heard from him? I do find it unlikely that he would abandon such a project without telling anyone.

The petition is officially at 35,000.

Thanks! I'm running HDMI right now, but the 970 does have Display Port options. As for right now, I have the stock cooler in. I have a CoolerMaster Hyper 212 EVO that I am intent on putting in. I wanted to see how effective it was, so I figured I would run the stock for a week, then compare how cool the new fan runs.

After many years of purchasing brand computers, and tacking on better parts, I finally invested in building my own system from scratch. I've posted specs, as well as pictures below. Please let me know what you think of my build (constructive criticism open) -- and don't be afraid to show off your own rig! I want to see what powers our community. Specifications: Processor: Intel i5-6500 Skylake (Quad Core @ 3.2 GHz) RAM: PNY Anarchy - 16 GB (2x8, DDR4) Motherboard: Gigabyte H170M-DH3 (Ultra Durable) Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 970 (4GB DDR5) Power: Corsair 750W Gold PSU Case: Thermaltake N21 (Mid-ATX) Storage: Seagate Barracuda (1TB @ 7200 RPM) Claims to Fame: 8x USB 3.0 ports, 2x USB-C ports Ultra-fast Data Transfer Purple Accent LED Corsair Fans (brightness adjusts based on system heat) Runs roughly everything at 60 FPS on Ultra Pictures:

Los Santos Medic Rescue - Development This topic is dedicated to the development of the Los Santos Medic Rescue (LSMR) development for GTA V. LSMR is designed to be a realistic over-haul of the EMS service in the game. This will include many vehicles modified for the purpose of EMS, designed by a real Emergency Medical Technician. Many tools and add-ons will be released over the course of this project to create a suitable EMS environment in Los Santos. Supervisor Vehicle (DEV) 2015 Ford Explorer Police Interceptor Sprint Medic Unit Modified Federal Signal Valor Light Bar LED Spotlight Safety Chevron Striping (rear only) As for right now, the Supervisor Vehicle (610-3) is the only in-development project. 610-3 consists of a modified Valor Light Bar, a modified LED spotlight, chevron safety striping, and comes with the Police Interceptor Package (Setina Push Bumper, Steel Wheels, Black Grille, Modified Suspension / Handling) 610-3 comes standard with the same decal package as the Type II Ambulance in the fleet. Type II Ambulance (DONE) 2014 Mercedes Sprinter Dual Modified Vanilla Light Bars (LED) Cornering Lamps American Heart Association Certification Privacy Rear-Windows Custom Chevron Striping (rear, side) The Type II Medic Unit (Medic 616) is a state of the art, high profile, American ambulance. Featuring a high quality decal package that is first in its class, realistic effects, reflective decals all around, a high profile dual light bar, cornering lamps, privacy tint for patients, and meeting AHA standards. Medic 616 is a 2014 Mercedes Sprinter Advanced Life Support equipped rig, capable of responding to any emergencies where a BLS unit is not indicated.

Every pursuit gets air support in my book.

If you noticed in game, AI will form a line when pursuing suspects. This beats the organized chaos of IV. However, you are rammed out of the way. It would be nice if there were a way to trick the AI in-game to thinking that you were AI as well to be able to take primary in pursuits.