What the fuck were they thinking? They Trump'd up.

Funny thing is, it apparently doesnt even allow online play and can only change textures

Plus, Rockstar have explicitly allowed and promoted it before, so it sounds like it's T2 being dicks.

Wouldn't surprise me if they've seen what Bethesda's doing with paid mods and want to get a piece of that pie.

Quote from: BaconShelf on June 16, 2017, 11:33:22 AM

Quote from: oss on June 16, 2017, 11:20:46 AM

Funny thing is, it apparently doesnt even allow online play and can only change textures

Wouldn't surprise me if they've seen what Bethesda's doing with paid mods and want to get a piece of that pie.

That would never backfire

Why the dislikes? Unless it blocks all existing mod tools and forces everyone to use their one, I think a dev making their own community modding tools is a great move.

Why the dislikes? Unless it blocks all existing mod tools and forces everyone to use their one, I think a dev making their own community modding tools is a great move.

It's getting dislikes because Bethesda wants to profit even more off of a 6 year old game and Fallout 4 which wasn't that well received and profit off of people who spend their time creating mods. They would rather give their community the middle finger instead of making a new a completely new Elder Scrolls game that people have been asking for since Skyrim began to grow old. Paid mods is basically microtransactions for offline single-player games which is an obvious cash grab.

Take Two removing modding for GTA 5 single-player is another prime example of cash grabbing. Take Two can't make money off of people who play the single-player and would rather have them play GTA Online and spend their money to buy in-game money for anyone stupid enough to do it. Take Two made hundreds of millions of dollars last year on microtransactions alone, have one of the most successful games of all time with nearly 60 million copies sold, and that still isn't enough.

Quote from: oss on June 16, 2017, 11:20:46 AM

Funny thing is, it apparently doesnt even allow online play and can only change textures

It did for a long while

You did that in OpenIV with no additional tools?

gta 5 is gay anyway

Quote from: Verbatim on June 16, 2017, 02:44:17 PM

Cool.

If modding tools can be banned, so can video editors and capture cards that allow capturing gameplay. Afterall, its all part of the game that someone else comes along and 'steals'.

If FromSoftware took it upon themselves to DMCA my Dark Souls videos from my channel, I wouldn't complain. That's their right, in my opinion.

bullshit

why don't they do something useful and make bully 2