Take-Two requires a modder to pull VR mods back from the most successful Rockstar games

Author Luke Ross received a copyright claim.

Take-Two sent a message. copyright claim tough modder Luke Ross to pick up from their Patreons modes related to virtual reality about two of his most successful games, GTA V and Red Dead Redemption 2. Ross claims on his Patreon account that none of his mods are built on software owned by Take-Two.

Additionally, the mod maker defends himself by pointing out “changes”. It is not intended to replace your gamesnor is it a way to exploit the intellectual property or assets of Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc.” Currently, the only mod available about rockstar VR for GTA 5It can be downloaded on Github.

Luke Ross makes $20,000 a month creating VR modsRed Dead Redemption 2 VR mode still under development and can only be obtained by supporting the creator financially on Patreon. Ross assured The Verge: earned $20,000 a month Because of the support it gets on Patreon. subscribers have access to virtual reality modes in big games like Horizon Zero Dawn, Dark Souls: Remastered, Elden Ring and Cyberpunk 2077.

Therefore, this claim of Take-Two, remove titles from patreon as they are protected by copyright, and not demonizing modifications of said titles. Even if, Ross He tries to talk to Take-Two and wait situation “a positive resolution“.