The statement does say they'll try and work something out with Rockstar and Take Two, but good luck with that.Īs for the wider GTA roleplay community, Rockstar's clarification of policy seems like nothing to worry about. We've been asked to cease all operations of Trenches We have no choice but to comply with their demands.' 'It has been brought to our attention we've been notified from the legal counsel of Take Two Interactive Software Inc., the parent company of Rockstar Games Inc. Apparently there was also some sort of loot box element to this pass.Ī notice posted to social media has announced the Trenches server went down yesterday after Take Two's friendly lawyers got in touch. It said the rapper would release a 'Trenches Pass' giving fans access to a 'pre-sale', which was an NFT offering exclusive access to a GTA Online roleplay server. In October a press release announced that 'Lil Durk fuses music and gaming together with latest GTA based NFT drop'. Most of those are pretty self-evident, but number three is almost certainly what's sparked this clarification. interfering with our official multiplayer or online services, including Grand Theft Auto Online and Red Dead Online.making new games, stories, missions, or maps.commercial exploitation, including the sale of “loot boxes” for real-world currency or its in-game equivalent, the sale of virtual currencies, generating revenue via corporate sponsorships or in-game integrations, or the use of cryptocurrencies or crypto assets (e.g.importation or misuse of other IP in the project, including other Rockstar IP, real-world brands, characters, trademarks or music.misuse of Rockstar Games trademarks or game intellectual property (IP).

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