Right before the GTA Trilogy's official announcement, Take-Two launched a 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:series of attacks on the modding community. But now, it's these modders that are coming to the rescue.
One of the many, many complaints facing the rereleases is that the rain is so heavy and thick th🥃at it makes the game near-impossible t𝓰o play whenever there's a downpour. But before Rockstar has even acknowledged the problem, a modder has already delivered, releasing a fanmade fix yesterday.
Right now, the mod is only available via the Patreon page of the creator, going by the username GTATrilogyMods. However, you can get a preview of it in action on the mod's announcement post. As you can see, the new raindrops are much easier on the eyes, making the map a lot easier to navigate.
The mod will see a public release "in a few days", but being a Patron gets you early access to any future mods. What makes this an even more impressive feat is that the mod itself has already received a patcꦯh since its early access launch yesterday, adding the ability for players to custo🐻mize exactly how the rain falls.
Sadly for fans waiting for mods to fix the game's problems, Take-Two's recent actions may have put some creators off. In fact, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:yet another project💎 was taken down post-launch, so this attitude isn't changing anytime soon. As prominent GTA modder Silent explained to us 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:in a separate report, many in the community are fe🐎eling "burned out".
"People are disappointed because the remasters introduced and/or left issues in areas the modding community took care of years ago", Silent said. "I'm sure people will be trying to mod those new releases further, but many people don't think it's worth it right now."
Silent also revealed that the takedowns were unexpected, as there was a general consensus that older titles were fair game for fan ꦕprojects.
In any case, PC players might not even be able to play at all this weekend. There's been no word from Rockstar support since it 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:announced that the game💦s had🅺 been taken offline in order to "remove files unintentionally included" in the titles. This likely refers to music the company doesn't have the licence to use.