I'm so bummed they took down Bully Online 
. I was really enjoying that mod and it was so cool how you could interact with other players online. It's weird why Rockstar chose to shut it down, but I guess we'll just have to wait and see what happens next. Maybe this is a sign of changes in their policies towards mods? The new storefront for GTA V mods is pretty interesting though - it's about time they gave the community a more official way to share their creations 
. Anyway, I'm gonna miss playing Bully Online with my friends... guess we'll just have to look elsewhere for our gaming fix 
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. I was really enjoying that mod and it was so cool how you could interact with other players online. It's weird why Rockstar chose to shut it down, but I guess we'll just have to wait and see what happens next. Maybe this is a sign of changes in their policies towards mods? The new storefront for GTA V mods is pretty interesting though - it's about time they gave the community a more official way to share their creations . Anyway, I'm gonna miss playing Bully Online with my friends... guess we'll just have to look elsewhere for our gaming fix .
so rockstar takes down this super popular mod that added online gameplay to an old game... like 15 years ago 
and now fans are all confused why it got shut down while other mods like san andreas multiplayer are still alive 
like did they even try the bully online mod before taking it down 
? and what's with rockstar trying to make it harder for fans to create custom content on their games... isn't that just gonna push all the good stuff under a rug? 
btw i'm loving this development of custom content by fiveM tho... maybe they can help fill the void left by bully online 
that Bully Online got taken down like this. I mean, I get it, Rockstar didn't officially support it and all that jazz, but can't they just chill for a sec? 
The thing is, this isn't even the first time we've seen mods get taken down for no reason. It feels like Rockstar is trying to send a message, but to who, really? 
I mean, fans are still gonna mod, and now they're just gonna go elsewhere because it's easier than ever to create custom content... I guess we'll see how this plays out 
I'm so bummed out about Bully Online getting taken down 
. Now all that work is just deleted and it's super frustrating 
. Maybe this means they're rethinking their approach to modding, though? Like that new digital storefront they launched for GTA V seems like a positive step 
. Fingers crossed we'll see Bully Online come back in some form 
... I mean, what's the point of making a modding platform if you're gonna shut it down like this? And don't even get me started on how they deleted all the account data created by users 
... like they're suddenly interested in catering to fans' needs? I'm not buying it. It feels like a PR stunt to distract from Bully Online's untimely demise 
. Anyway, can we please get some clarity on what went down here? This is all so frustrating 
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. and now its all like "oh well, we're just gonna let it die". 
. maybe rockstar's finally gettin the idea that the modding community is where its at