Perhaps most importantly, he said that as far as they know, no users of the mod beyond himself, NTAuthority, and TheDeadlyDutchi, have been banned. He also clarified that NTAuthority is the sole "creator" of the mod, while TheDeadlyDutchi "does forum stuff and general support." Second, he said Ash Rogers' claim that the mod has a Social Club hook to determine whether the game has been pirated is false, and that no such check takes place. First, he insisted that using the mod will not lead to bans, as it is strictly single-player, despite the online component. Update: Qaisjp has put up a blog post clarifying several points about the mod. It does peripherally interact with the Rockstar Social Club as an anti-piracy measure, however, which user Ash Rogers said is what led to the ban in the first place. FiveM is in a somewhat hazy area as far as that goes: It's multiplayer, but doesn't make use of GTA Online. Rockstar said in May that GTAV owners would not face punishment for using single player mods, but that mods affecting GTA Online were strictly off-limits. The bad news is that Rockstar is trying to stifle the modding community." This completely rules out the possibility that I was banned for single player mods - the good news is that Rockstar doesn't seem to be banning people for just using single player mods. We were banned within two minutes of each other.
I asked Dutchi what time he got the email. "NTAuthority and TheDeadlyDutchi was banned on Thursday as well. I found this out today, not too long before I started writing this post," he wrote. "Dutchi has used mods before (but a very long time ago) and (as far as I know) NTA has never used single player mods (besides creating FiveM, of course).
The moderator of the FiveM subreddit, Qaisjp, claimed on Reddit that he, creator NTAuthority, and support guy TheDeadlyDutchi were banned from the Social Club last week.
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