Rockstar needs to get it's ♥♥♥♥ together and stop worrying about it's online DLC's and start worrying about patching all of the available mods for the game. it's been proven time and time again that banning modders isn't doing anything, because the account itself is modded and free, it's incredibly unfair for normal players when you're trying to complete a supply run and suddenly you're kicked out of your vehicle and killed by mysterious explosions while your delivery vehicle is sent 3 miles into the sky. you spend hours grinding to get the supplies for a business and when its finally time for your hard work to pay off and get your payday, some modder decides today is not your day. if you're going to do something about modders, tackle the mods themselves, i can list off plenty of games that implement an anti cheat system to avoid players from using the mods in the first place or instaban them once the mod is detected, there's no point in banning modders after the damage has already been done because like i said, new account straight away, they grief a bunch of players, get banned and rinse and repeat. as of now i can only recommend the offline version of this game, good luck to the newer players trying to progress online when every 3rd session you enter has atleast one modder.

Rockstar needs to get it's shit together and stop worrying about it's online DLC's and start worrying about patching all of the available mods for the game. it's been proven time and time again that banning modders isn't doing anything, because the account itself is modded and free, it's incredibly unfair for normal players when you're trying to complete a supply run and suddenly you're kicked out of your vehicle and killed by mysterious explosions while your delivery vehicle is sent 3 miles into the sky. you spend hours grinding to get the supplies for a business and when its finally time for your hard work to pay off and get your payday, some modder decides today is not your day. if you're going to do something about modders, tackle the mods themselves, i can list off plenty of games that implement an anti cheat system to avoid players from using the mods in the first place or instaban them once the mod is detected, there's no point in banning modders after the damage has already been done because like i said, new account straight away, they grief a bunch of players, get banned and rinse and repeat. as of now i can only recommend the offline version of this game, good luck to the newer players trying to progress online when every 3rd session you enter has atleast one modder.