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the true and latest update of GMDX is GMDX RSD, which is greenlighted by the original creator of GMDX -> https://www.moddb.com/mods/gmdx/addons/version-rsd-beta-10-future-official-update#membersform
Play the unmodded game if you haven't first, though. It's always worth at least one shot before trying out a bunch of mods.
The other category is the more dangerous one: What's it's sold as. I've seen it sold by the creator, on many ocassions, as "vanilla but better in every way", whereafter the mod proceeds to delete naked solutions from the game (Something central to its philosophy tenants), add lore-breaking enemies, lock random doors or gate random things for the sake of "Difficulty", adding random edginess to the game that bastardizes the art style it'd chosen... It's a long list, and I've done a lot of writeups on it on reddit calling people out on it in the past.
If you're asking about the v10 thing, I have no idea. Haven't played it. Don't intend to. I got told I'd enjoy playing GMDX once, and was immediately disappointed thereafter. I'm not falling for that crap twice.
I only said that V10 is not an official release and that GMDX RSD (made by RoSoDude or something like that) is the "official" successor, nothing more, nothing less. and also that V10 rolled back a lot of stuff that V9 added, which is true.
I'm not going to talk about the quality of the mod itself as I also dislike it, the fact that you can now climb bigger objet is enough for me to throw GMDX in the trash, because of this feature the author removed every little movable box he could find that were originaly useful and your left with a barebone exploration experience. Hell, I'm even tempted to say that Revision is better than GMDX because at least it does not force you to play in a specific way. Don't get me started with the fact that everyone in the world seems to have infinite flares in their pockets, I'll never understand how GMDX got such a cult fan base but for a reason that's how it went.
What I've played of v9 RSD was fantastic, and unlike YCCCM7, I'm not going to damn a mod over a handful of comparatively-trivial things. There is no DX mod that is 100% faithful to the original -- and even though I dislike parts of v9RSD (namely the weird obstacle course in Vandenberg and some of the Perks, which break the challenge), I'm not going to solely write off a project just for that reason.
Hell, I'm still waiting on a mod that will add a comprehensive amount of all the cut and unused content from the game files back to the original (Lay D Denton, GMDX and Revision all have various parts of it, but nothing that's exhaustive.
Lmao. That was scratching the surface back then, trust me, but I avoid GMDX posts these days as a rule of thumb. To issue a correction for you, though: As someone who enjoyed reading a bunch of salty posts about it after release, you are legitimately getting them confused. V9 and vRSD contain truckloads of stolen assets from about a dozen different sources. This is something I'm familiar with without even digging too deeply. V10 got complaints for taking the stolen assets OUT of GMDX, at least from what I saw. The actual complaint is that they made a mod without asking the author IIRC. Given GMDX's tendency to project a toxic and elitist attitude on some of its forums though, especially in response to criticism, this hardly surprises me.
P.D.: When you can, play realisic. I think it's the best way to enjoy it, but it's a personal.
Why not try both and form your own opinion? Everyone has different taste, I personally prefer gmdx over revision, but I've formed my own opinion based on playing them
I can't ever imagine being as hopelessly wrong as you are - great job NOT providing examples of every single one of the non-issues you cited.