What some would give for such interest in their games. But Take-Two is a community effort to revive games against the tide and actively fight against mods. He was recently targeted by the company that owns Rockstar Games. Luke Rosscreator of popular mods Grand Theft Auto 5, Red Dead Redemption 2 or trilogy Mafia. Thanks to these mods, you will be able to play the mentioned games in virtual reality.
Ross has been creating similar mods for games from other publishers for five years and has not encountered any problems with them. Many of these mods are available to his supporters on Patreon. In an interview with The Verge, he admitted that he makes about $20,000 a month thanks to the support of the community. But none of his creations are made using software owned by Take-Two and are not intended to replace original games or abuse intellectual property. Therefore, Ross believes that his modifications do not violate anything.
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“They are demanding that I remove all of their work from my Patreon page. I immediately asked for clarification, as I believe that I do not offer any such materials. Ross writes to the community.
“I never refer to games as my creations, nor use proprietary code, models, or trademarks.” the author continues. Unfortunately, he has no experience with DMCA notices, so he’s not sure if he’ll get an explanation from Take-Two on what the problem is. While waiting for an explanation, Patreon offered to make direct contact.
For example, Luke Ross is the author of a REAL modification for Grand Theft Auto 5 that adds support for virtual reality. The project is available for download on Github. Other mods are in development for Red Dead Redemption 2, the Mafia trilogy, and other Take-Two games. He has also prototyped VR mods for games such as Dark souls, Cyberpunk 2077, Zero dawn horizon as well as ancient ring.
Source :Indian TV
