To get help, you need to give people help first and that means give them useful information. So the less info you provide, the more chance people will ignore the request for help. their time is too valuable to do that with every troubleshooting thread on the forums. People won't ask question after question, in an attempt to drag information out of you, that should already be here. Already I have probably taken 10x longer to write my reply than you did to ask the question and I'm not the one who needs the help. Should I change the mod storage location or leave it as is It wants to put it in my documents folder on my c drive (I put GTA V.

You said 'I don't understand what I'm doing wrong', to which I would say 'How am I supposed to know what you are doing wrong, when you haven't told me what you have done?'. So pretend you're in my shoes for one minute, look at your post and ask yourself 'What information is in that post, that gives me any information about your game (like the version), your setup (how you have the game installed), which guide you have followed, what errors are being logged, which parts of modding the game do work etc.'. On at 6:46 PM, Glisp said: So for some reason my mod folder won't work, Why is modding GTA V so fcking complicated I set it up properly according to a guide, but none of my add-on vehicles or pedestrians are working.

It's like going to a garage and saying 'My car doesn't work' and expecting them to just fix it. You think modding GTA V is complicated, even with a guide? Trust me, modding GTA V is nothing compared to trying to troubleshoot a problem with zero information. I sat here for 5 minutes wondering whether to do precisely that. They are 99% guaranteed to make someone close the page, the minute they have finished reading your post. You know, from the perspective of someone who tries to help people when they can, these kinds of posts are absolutely infuriating.

Gta v mods folder