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It closes by stating that OpenIV should be allowed to continue running, and should be 'deemed legal again as Rockstar Games has said in the past.'

GTA V MODS STEAM MOD

All modding used by OpenIV is for singleplayer use only to make the game more enjoyable, the software OpenIV was never used to mod multiplayer or Grand Theft Auto Online so it does not harm anyone.' 'The closing of OpenIV leaves 10,000s of people without access to be able to mod their games, and leaves 10,000s of people without the ability to continue their hobbies. 'The modding of these games have been done mostly in singleplayer and with the help of OpenIV, a software that lets you get into the game's files and replace vehicles, scripts, textures, etc. Hundreds if not thousands of people have bought one or all of Grand Theft Auto: SA, Grand Theft Auto IV, and Grand Theft Auto V just to mod it. The page description read, 'For 10 years now the Grand Theft Auto series has been edited and modded by people to make the game more enjoyable. Over on, a petition has been started to 'Save OpenIV.' 'Users are down-voting GTA V like crazy,' tweeted Steam Spy. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. The community was not happy after OpenIV was shut down, and their wrath was unleashed in the reviews section on Steam. Rockstar has defended the move, saying that it 'enables recent malicious mods,' and since then, Take-Two has shut down a number of other mods that allow for cheating and griefing online. If you haven't kept up with what's happening, Take-Two have shut down a multi-purpose editor and archive manager for the PC version of the game, OpenIV. It's up to you to decide who the llama is in this scenario.

The drama llama that is Take-Two closing down GTA online mods is picking up speed, and doing the equivalent of annoying llama-type things. GTA online community starts petition to bring back OpenIV mod.

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