Lately, a heated discussion has arisen between a group of GTA modders and the company of the colossal franchise. Many of the creations of these users have been canceled directly by the American company, and many others still available on the web are in danger of being eliminated. Take-Two has sided against mods, defining them as non-positive for the brand and instantly eliminating those deemed harmful.
Obviously, the modders are not there, especially those who have worked for years in proposing content that would improve the old chapters of GTA present on PC. For this, the community has decided to react and take Take-Two to court. Four modders behind the popular re3 and reVC Grand Theft Auto projects have claimed that their work does not encourage piracy at all and does not harm the popular brand in any way.
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In this counterattack, the whole modder community has joined by giving full support to four guys who have decided to bring the US giant to court. Hard to say, at the moment, how this conflict between Take-Two and the modders will resolve, but we will follow the matter with all the possible evolutions in the coming months. In the meantime, it seems that the GTA saga is not having a good time, given the many problems and problems that fans are pointing out in the new versions of GTA 3, Vice City and San Andreas.