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Rage:MP Shuts Down Following Take-Two's Cease and Desist Order
Unsanctioned GTA Online modding platform Rage:MP is shutting down thanks to a cease and desist from Take-Two
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Rage:MP, a popular modding platform for GTA Online, is shutting down due to a cease and desist from Take-Two Interactive. Server owners are urged to transition to FiveM, the only authorized modding platform, with all community servers expected to cease operations by August 31st.
- 01Take-Two Interactive has mandated that Rage:MP cease operations, designating FiveM as the sole authorized modding platform for GTA V.
- 02Rage:MP's server toolkit access has been discontinued, and new community servers can no longer be created.
- 03The shutdown process will lead to the complete closure of community servers by August 31st, with server managers advised to migrate to FiveM.
- 04FiveM was acquired by Rockstar Games in the past, and an online marketplace for modding experiences was launched earlier this year.
- 05Take-Two's actions appear to be aimed at consolidating modding experiences within their own ecosystem.
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Rage:MP, a prominent modding and roleplay platform for Grand Theft Auto V, is set to shut down following a cease and desist order from Take-Two Interactive. The platform's administrators announced that, per Take-Two's request, Rage:MP will begin a structured shutdown, with a clear directive for all server owners to transition to FiveM, which is now recognized as the only authorized platform for GTA V multiplayer modding. As of the announcement, new community servers can no longer be created, and access to the Rage:MP server toolkit has been halted. The server listing will be disabled by June 1st, and all community servers are expected to close by August 31st. The transition to FiveM is being facilitated to ensure a smooth migration for developers and players. This decision aligns with Take-Two's strategy to centralize modding experiences within its ecosystem, especially after acquiring the FiveM team and launching an online marketplace for roleplay mods earlier this year.
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