Can i use mods for singleplayer with no fear of getting a ban of some sort?

[Htiud47]

I wanna get some mods to have fun in singleplayer since ive completed the game and im afraid i might get banned, do i need to worry?

[Kuroneko]

You can Mod Single player BUT You should NEVER EVER try to go online when the mods or residue of the mods are present in your RDR2 Game directory cause if you do even by mistake, you will likely be Banned.

Unless things have changed for Rockstar when it comes to the cause of the Ban.

[Kuroneko]

Btw don't let anyone use / play on your PC other than you cause the said person could be tempted to try to go Online.

If that happens then be aware that saying it wasn't your fault & that it was your friend / family members fault that they were the ones that went online & that it wasn't you, that Excuse will not help you one bit.

Just FYI

[Jaunitta 🌸]

Dont use mods. The bans are real.

[SÞλЯkž™]

using mods are fine ive been using them for a long while also i NEVER go online so you're good

[Prosonic]

every 2nd player is running mods online bans my ass its out of control and destroying online

[Hootman]

I haven't done it in RDR2, but in GTAV I had 2 installations of GTAV, one modded, one not.

I used the modded version to play LSPDR.

What I did was create a new installation, copy that entire folder, named the folder "not playing" or something like that. Then, when I wanted to switch, I would rename the folder I was playing to something else "not playing_1" and rename the "not playing" folder to the default folder name.

Drive space is not an issue for me, so your mileage may very. But you can easily pick up a cheap 2TB or whatever USB plug in SSD and keep the folder you aren't playing on that if space is an issue.

[Jack Demon]

Originally posted by Jaunitta 🌸:

Dont use mods. The bans are real.

Ban like you can never play online anymore or one of those red messages on your steam profile similiar to vac bans?

[Lil]

You can mod the game, it's safe as long as you play Story Mode.

Playing Online can lead into a ban if you have other mod .dll's or other files of the mods that don't belong in the original game.

[Lupin III]

Originally posted by Prosonic:

every 2nd player is running mods online bans my ass its out of control and destroying online

Destroyed online. Past tense.

[Spartan]

Originally posted by Lupin III:

Originally posted by Prosonic:

every 2nd player is running mods online bans my ass its out of control and destroying online

Destroyed online. Past tense.

It's fixed now?

[Lupin III]

Originally posted by Spartan:

Originally posted by Lupin III:

Destroyed online. Past tense.

It's fixed now?

No. I mean online mode has been dead for a long time thanks to script kiddies.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Originally posted by Lupin III:

Originally posted by Spartan:

It's fixed now?

No. I mean online mode has been dead for a long time thanks to script kiddies.

Online is fine and fun with friends. Public Sessions are the problem.
Don't play on Public Sessions.

[Lupin III]

Originally posted by Bad 💀 Motha:

Originally posted by Lupin III:

No. I mean online mode has been dead for a long time thanks to script kiddies.

Online is fine and fun with friends. Public Sessions are the problem.
Don't play on Public Sessions.

yeah whatever

[Kuroneko]

Private Session is Safe & can be played in your own Private World were nobody can harass you with cheats or other annoying things, if the user / player does not want to bother with setting up a Private session & prefer to keep suffering then they should not come into the steam posts & complain cause of their own laziness.

[Jack Demon]

Originally posted by Kuroneko:

Private Session is Safe & can be played in your own Private World were nobody can harass you with cheats or other annoying things, if the user / player does not want to bother with setting up a Private session & prefer to keep suffering then they should not come into the steam posts & complain cause of their own laziness.

Blame the player instead of the game. What a toxic way of thinking.