Unsanctioned GTA Online modding platform Rage:MP is shutting down thanks to a cease and desist from Take-Two



As it currently stands, it’s a bit unclear how Rockstar are planning to approach multiplayer with GTA 6. It seems that GTA Online will continue to run even after the impending sequel launches, but beyond that who really knows. What is clear is that Rockstar and their publisher Take-Two are still pretty committed to GTA Online and its ecosystem, given that they’ve now apparently sent a cease and desist to the popular modding and roleplay platform Rage:MP.

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