Take-Two banned GTA V mod with AI that allowed you to communicate with NPCs
A recently released modification fell under the distribution of the publisher.
The story mod Inworld Sentient Streets - AI Story Mod from the author of Bloc offered players to become a policeman and perform appropriate tasks, and the plot revolved around the protagonist's opposition to a mysterious cult. The main feature of the modification was the ability to communicate with NPCs as in real life thanks to the introduction of a neural network into the game. Such an opportunity was useful, for example, for the interrogation of witnesses and suspects. At the same time, the answers of the characters looked as realistic as possible.
And now Take-Two, known for intolerance to various mods for GTA, banned the creation of Bloc on NexusMod, and also blocked all videos with this modification on YouTube due to alleged copyright infringement.
According to Bloc, everything happened without any contact from Take-Two. The publisher did not ask the author anything, but simply deleted the videos on the topic and the modification itself. The official reason for the block is the use of software owned by Take-Two. It looks quite absurd, since many GTA V videos have been on YouTube for years, and no one touches them.
Modification Inworld Sentient Streets - AI Story Mod was distributed free of charge and had an open source code. Bloc himself said that he would not fight for this mod, because he had neither the desire nor the money for this.
The story mod Inworld Sentient Streets - AI Story Mod from the author of Bloc offered players to become a policeman and perform appropriate tasks, and the plot revolved around the protagonist's opposition to a mysterious cult. The main feature of the modification was the ability to communicate with NPCs as in real life thanks to the introduction of a neural network into the game. Such an opportunity was useful, for example, for the interrogation of witnesses and suspects. At the same time, the answers of the characters looked as realistic as possible.
And now Take-Two, known for intolerance to various mods for GTA, banned the creation of Bloc on NexusMod, and also blocked all videos with this modification on YouTube due to alleged copyright infringement.
According to Bloc, everything happened without any contact from Take-Two. The publisher did not ask the author anything, but simply deleted the videos on the topic and the modification itself. The official reason for the block is the use of software owned by Take-Two. It looks quite absurd, since many GTA V videos have been on YouTube for years, and no one touches them.
Modification Inworld Sentient Streets - AI Story Mod was distributed free of charge and had an open source code. Bloc himself said that he would not fight for this mod, because he had neither the desire nor the money for this.
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