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@neverTheLess I think you misunderstand the nature of version preference. If you were to look at any of the major mod communities you would see that the predominate and preferred version of the game favored by the mod community (here that would be Legacy) is never simply the latest version the game company decides to release (here that would be Enhanced). I keep my game at 3407 personally, since Nothing released after 3407 is singleplayer content, its all for GTAO which I don't play or use. This goes other games with major mod communiteies as well, like Skyrim where the mod community uses SSE 1.6.1170 despite the game being "updated" over years since that version to 1.6.659, for example. With a single player game like GTAV (not GTAO) "updates" that add multiplayer content, remove songs, break longstanding mods, etc are deemed hindrances not additions, So because the mod community tends to be tech savy, they do not fall for the whole "this is the newest version so its better" nonsense. Dead or Alive 6 Last Round just released this week. The only difference between it and the older regular DOA6 is that they added fdata encryption to try and interfere with modding. So modders, entirely ignored its release and stayed on the previous version. So, no one is unappreciative of anyone's hard work here. Well, I won't say no one. Some people are always going to be jerks, of course. But most of us are not. It is simply always sad to see people develop anything interesting exclusively for a version of the game that the community in general has found to be less than optimal. Because if it was optimal everyone would simply "upgrade". There is obviously a reason every other comment is why is there no legacy version. But I disagree with rating something low just because its for a version I don't use. So you'll notice me personally I just didn't rate it at all. Since I can't use it or test it, cause I don't use Enhanced.

I was wondering why this was rated so low, but then I thought I bet its enhanced only. Yup. No legacy version.
Crazy.

@ZEXIVA77 You asked what specifically could be improved: There are inconsistencies between what the player sees occurring in-game (such as receiving 42 dollars) and what the AI is improvising (saying that they are giving you 20 dollars). The jittering npcs shaking back in forth when locked into dialogue, and looping attempts to enter the vehicle. These are the main things I think you may be able to sort out and fix over time.

Video definitely looks interesting. The mod needs basic refinement, of course, but it is quite innovative. Good job, so far.

All your MLO's are great. Thanks for making them.

Great mod. A much needed MLO.

Non-existant mod, just an ad to route you to offsite paywalls.

Fantastic addition to the game.

@ChargedKILO Ratings are subjective. But, I would first ask if you know what the ratings mean. I gave this mod 3.5 stars / 5. When you give the mods ratings it says right there what each rating means. 3.5 means "Great". Thatt's what I think of this mod. I think it's great. The only higher rating is "Awesome". I am not in awe of this. I think its great. I even gave clear concise critique on how it could be improved in the future (with a packed in plug and play ini file). When something is "awesome" you can't give clear ways to improve it because things that are awesome require no improvement. Even now you are addressing bugs in the mod that @VICTOR RIVERA brought up, so when you take the emotion of developing the mod out of the equation, objectively it is not perfect, it still has bugs, and it is not plug and play. I know that isn't what you want to hear but that's not the description of a 4.5 or 5 star mod. But you know what? I'll change my rating from 3.5 stars to 4 stars because you know what 4 stars means? It still means "Great." And that's what I think the mod is. And by the way, I only responded because you are the author and to explain in case you legitimately just thought I was hating on you, cause I'm not. I saw another person before you @ me, but I didn't respond to them because I no negative agenda here and my goal was not to clutter your comment section or make it about my opinion. (Thanks for the helpful response by the way @mitto_backup). Hope this helps explain my stance for you @ChargedKILO.

@Zona Comics Oh, I didn't say It wasn't useful. I said it wasn't optimal. Lets say, in a year from now 100,000 people have downloaded this mod. And lets say ten percent of those people use a mod that adds pedestrians to the beach. It is pointless for 10,000 people to each determine the same XYZ coordinates to insert for Beach.xml or whatever their zone is called. It would only require 1 person to identify the coordinates, submit it in the comments section, and the author to add it into the included ini with the next update. And that's only an example of a single coordinate. If on average each user has 10 zones, you have 90,000+ people doing busy work, solving for the same answers over and over that were already solved by thousands of other people before them because there is no centralized file. Really inefficient way of doing things. Great mod, like I said. But its a very nice gun that comes with instructions on how to make bullets. Impractical. Either the gun has the bullets with it, or its just potential.