Post: people with cfw modding gta v READ!
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04-03-2014, 09:57 PM
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xXcodgmRTE
Climbing up the ladder
04-03-2014, 10:01 PM
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urbanchemist
Dub Plate Destroyer
Originally posted by ReaperLobbies
I was reading on the r* website that on the next update (high life/ spring update) they are pretty much patching rank mods this is a picture of what r* have said about rp mods on there website! [ATTACH]30566[/ATTACH]
already been posted. please read forum before you repost things.
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04-04-2014, 06:17 AM
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xXcodgmRTE
Climbing up the ladder
04-08-2014, 09:37 PM
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Respect_Cartman
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04-09-2014, 02:20 AM
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Hitman2047
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04-09-2014, 09:19 AM
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Siknik64
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Most of the mods done here are RTM-based, which requires editing bytes in the game code as it is running. As long as people are able to decrypt and make Debug Eboots for the game to allow editing, the mods will continue. And there's really no way to change that as it is set in stone with Sony's entire PS3 encryption.
Of course, nothing's stopping R* from removing the need for .rpf file access online, but that'll never happen as all copies of GTA V have the .rpf files linked to the game code. I'm predicting the use of Steam's VAC when GTA V hits PC.
Of course, nothing's stopping R* from removing the need for .rpf file access online, but that'll never happen as all copies of GTA V have the .rpf files linked to the game code. I'm predicting the use of Steam's VAC when GTA V hits PC.
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04-10-2014, 09:14 AM
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Nick
Who’s Jim Erased?
Originally posted by Siknik64
Most of the mods done here are RTM-based, which requires editing bytes in the game code as it is running. As long as people are able to decrypt and make Debug Eboots for the game to allow editing, the mods will continue. And there's really no way to change that as it is set in stone with Sony's entire PS3 encryption.
Of course, nothing's stopping R* from removing the need for .rpf file access online, but that'll never happen as all copies of GTA V have the .rpf files linked to the game code. I'm predicting the use of Steam's VAC when GTA V hits PC.
Of course, nothing's stopping R* from removing the need for .rpf file access online, but that'll never happen as all copies of GTA V have the .rpf files linked to the game code. I'm predicting the use of Steam's VAC when GTA V hits PC.
What IF someone like me did it the Apache way? the original way for OFW? lol before the DNS Servers?
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