Captain Peanut

Locational Damage & Deadly Headshots by EnforcerZhukov is very simple, but does a good job at upping the difficulty just a little without becoming an annoyance.

No. If that was the case, we would all be playing it already. The developers are smart and won't release anything before it's fully ready and fine-tuned to work as smoothly as possible. There will of course be bugs and issues no matter how much time they take to test it before the release, but they obviously want to keep it to a minimum. Be happy that they don't just throw out a half-finished mess devoid of new features. It will release when the devs feel it's ready. Give them time.

That might be the same issue that I experienced a while ago. Try to temporarily disable your antivirus and make sure RPH is set to launch in "Forced Widowed Mode". I don't know if it will work for you, but it's worth giving a shot.

I don't know if you are talking about the same issue that I had a while ago where the game would crash as soon as GTA V started to load - but if so, then try to temporarily disable your antivirus and make sure that Rage Plugin Hook is set to launch in "Forced Widowed Mode". If you are using AVG, then I'm almost certain that this will solve the problem for you.

I've had this issue too. Temporarily disable your antivirus and make sure RPH is set to launch in "Forced Widowed Mode". That fixed it for me personally - let me know if this works for you as well.

I strongly suggest that you download an fov mod. The stadard fov in GTA V feels like you are pressing your nose up against the steering wheel. I have mine set to 72 and it makes a huge difference. I love driving in first person now.

Look, the easiest way overcome the wait is to just assume that's it's getting delayed until late next month. That way you can only get pleasantly surprised - unless they delay it 2 months of course, but I find that to be very unlikely.

Yea, I don't know how well it would actually work in real scenarios, but I do think it's a pretty interesting invention that could have potential.

Since you are new to LSPDFR, you should know that even if you follow every single step in the installation guides, make sure everything is up to date and only download mods you know for sure will be compatible with the other plugins and script you already have - you will run into issues. Something always goes wrong, and it can often be difficult to find out why. It sucks, but that's just how it is. There is a whole list of great plugins and script I would recommend you download, but the best way to minimize the risk of you running into any further issues would be to only download and install one thing at a time. It's tedious ad time consuming - but worth it in the end. Many of Albo's mods are essential to LSPDFR, so getting those to work before you do anything else is definitely where you should start.

Pretty cool concept.

I'm actually using both at the moment but Natural Vision pretty much overrides everything that comes with VisualV. Very little trail of VisualV left in my game. Have a look at some of the comparison videos on Youtube or have a look at some of my GTA V screenshots. Those in the city are pretty much all taken using Natural Vision and those from Blaine County are shot using VisualV. Performance wise there is no difference between the two or even using both as a combo.

Depends on what you want. Natural Vision Remastered looks great around Los Santos but not so great in Blaine County. VisualV looks phenomenal in Blaine County, but it lacks a bit in terms of nighttime lighting and the colors of the vegetation around Los Santos. I'm currently using Natural Vision, but I'm thinking of maybe reverting back to VisualV soon. Neither of these two cost you that many FPS. Maybe around 5 fps compared to vanilla GTA V. I would say VisualV is the better all-around choice.