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GTA 6 and Red Dead Redemption 2 Maker Rockstar Games Updates Modding Guidelines, Restricts Mods that Alter the Dev's Missions and Storylines
- Earlier this month, Rockstar Games updated its modding guidelines to restrict how creators modify its titles, explicitly forbidding unauthorized changes to official storylines, characters, and game assets.
- Rockstar has maintained a contentious history with its modding community, though the developer previously lightened restrictions following the massive success of the Grand Theft Auto 5 roleplay community.
- New policies strictly prohibit unauthorized commercialization and third-party intellectual property, requiring creators to use only "approved by Rockstar Games" platforms for any monetization.
- Influencer Adin Ross's proposed servers, where players could earn real money, are now prohibited under these rules as Rockstar demands strict adherence to official licensed platforms.
- Future PC releases of Grand Theft Auto 6 will operate under these strict rules, as the developer seeks to curb controversy by establishing firm boundaries well before launch.
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GTA 6 and Red Dead Redemption 2 maker Rockstar Games updates modding guidelines, restricts mods that alter the dev's missions and storylines
Ahead of the bottomless GTA 6 mods we'll surely get whenever the crime epic finally comes to PC, Rockstar Games has imposed new restrictions on the modding community and, boy, they are tight.
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