[Gforcez]

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Originally Posted by vincenzo You know one time I heard that there was a mod that was taken down, rockstar sent some agent guy to a home of one other mod's owners house and told him to dismantle the project of his so he did that. I heard that, that specific mod was using the same code as GTA online so that was the reasons. The other mods today are using different scripts and they started from scratch as i heard so they are not using the same as GTA:O and cannot be taken down. At the end of the day, i dunno whats gonna happen and you do have a point. Truth is, some of these mods are already popular with over 200+ people on some servers on GTA V. honestly, i dont wish those mods to be taken down, continue with them so whoever wants to be on SAMP let them stay, whoever wants to be on GTA V go ahead.

Take-Two took down multiple mods and mod tools. The whole reason is as Twizted explained:

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Originally Posted by Twizted https://www.rockstargames.com/eula You agree not to: .... h. reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, display, perform, prepare derivative works based on, or otherwise modify the Software, in whole or in part; Do it and you're in for a good dose of trouble.

So it's not allowed to create mods for GTA V. Therefor when the MP mod starts to get popular it will be taken down, there's nothing to do about that.

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Originally Posted by Kalcor ls-rp's problems could actually be resolved. The server doesn't have the 500-600 player peaks it once had, but it can still reach 250-300 which is pretty respectable, and not something easy to do on any other game. Once new features go in, people will forget about all this stuff.

This is actually a very valid point. 250-300 people is still a big server, especially for LS-RP which entry level is quite high (with the whole "application to join the server" progress), The current developers and managers should focus on making the server better, when that happens the players that left might come back and start enjoying the server again.