There is no doubt that GTA Online and Red Dead Online are a source of lasting entertainment for millions of players. But we also have no doubt that “everyone” already had to come across someone who did not follow the rules completely, or had things that he could collect in the game only with great effort. It’s no wonder, then, that scammers receive mines, and Rockstar developers, along with the Take-Two people, battle everyone who creates cheats or even tries to get rich. One of the tools introduced was Ozark – a menu that could be injected into an already running game, so it was virtually impossible to identify. However, we are talking about the past tense, because after the clues from April, when the developers apparently came up with the possibility of recognizing players with the running Ozark, the authors of the cheat say official goodbye.
If you don’t use cheats yourself – and we do we knowthat you do not use – is to decipher all the essential issues related to Ozark for a long time. However, you could simply say that this mod menu It works as a trainer, which can add some items to your inventory, for example, but it can also teleport you anywhere, guarantee immortality and a whole host of other things that in the case of singleplayer could expand the fun cheats associated with the GTA series from time immemorial. But Ozark and other menus can also be used in online play, which affects the experience of other players and especially breaking the rules, which must be agreed by everyone who installs and plays the game. And that’s why developers are trying to stop the spread of these tools, and they don’t hesitate to sue their authors for it.
However, players are thinking that the affected players could have blamed themselves for the mines, when they cheated too loosely and clicked on an unrealistic amount of valuables.
The call to close the operation therefore reached the operators of Ozark, which cost basically $ 25. It was more popular in Red Dead Online, but was also available in GTA Online and players could or did not have to get a ban for it. As the British, for example, points out Eurogamer, the responses on the discussion forums or Reddit showed that the bans were random and while someone could use the cheats innocently all the time, others were denied playing in a matter of days. The level of punishment also varied – while some players only got a stop sign for a limited time, others had to say goodbye to the account for good. However, the players consider that the affected players could have blamed themselves for the bans, when they cheated too slowly and they clicked get an unrealistic amount of valuable items such as premium gold bars in RDR Online.
The insider Tez2 then informs about the termination of Ozark’s activities via a message that appeared on one of the Discords. “Dear Ozark users, please read this entire message,” writes a representative of the D3skstool group, reporting on a letter he received from a law firm representing Take-Two Interactive. “With immediate effect, Ozark ends all its functions. I only received the letter a few hours ago and I am acting on request [právníků], ”Explains D3. His appeal is that the injured fraudsters should not do anything from their spent $ 25 and not be too upset with the reseller of Ozark. “For someone, that $ 25 is part of renting, buying groceries or paying bills. It’s just people, please think about it before you go crazy over your $ 25, ”says D3. The whole story thus reaches a very bizarre and perhaps not entirely understandable level for some. Nevertheless, D3 thanks everyone who did not “write to him in a bad way” and at the end of his message he claims that the whole former community around Ozark was again great.
But not all players welcome the end of this cheat tool. On the one hand, they mention that it would be foolish to lose the opportunity to use it in singleplayer, and most importantly they point out that Rockstar or Take-Two only deprive players of fun. Something like this was repeated on official discussion forums every time a punishment came for the author of some cheats, and it seems a little unbelievable that someone still doesn’t understand the point.
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