Here is the reference tool (aka cheat sheet) it devised:

Quick Guide to Google's Search Quality Rater Guidelines for PQ and NM

This guide is designed for quick consultation when applying Google's Search Quality Rater Guidelines for assessing Page Quality (PQ) and Needs Met (NM) criteria during a test, including handling exceptions such as 404's, pages that don't load, and pages with ads.

I. Page Quality (PQ) Criteria

Main Content (MC) Quality

• Expertise
  • Creator demonstrates knowledge or skill in the topic.
• Authoritativeness
  • The content creator and website owner are recognized as authorities on the page topic.
• Trustworthiness
  • Content is reliable, accurate, and fact-based.
• Handling Exceptions:
  • 404's / pages that don't load: Assign a PQ rating of "Lowest" since the content cannot be assessed.
  • Pages with Ads: Evaluate the content and ads separately. Ensure ads are not misleading or excessive, and do not disrupt user experience.

Website Information (WI)

• Clear purpose
  • Easily identifiable purpose or topic.
• Creator info
  • Information about the creator or organization responsible for the content.
• Contact details
  • Accessible contact information for the website or creator.
• Customer service
  • Presence of customer support or service options.

Website Reputation (WR)

• Positive reputation
  • Evidence of awards, positive user reviews or expert recommendations.
• Negative reputation
  • Evidence of complaints, negative reviews, or low credibility.

PQ Rating Scale

• Lowest
  • Deceptive, malicious, or harmful content.
• Low
  • Inadequate, incorrect, or shallow content.
• Medium
  • Basic or satisfactory content with some value.
• High
  • Comprehensive, well-organized, and valuable content.
• Highest
  • Exceptional content with substantial E-A-T.

II. Needs Met (NM) Criteria

User Intent

• Informational
  • The user seeks information or answers.
• Navigational
  • The user wants to find a specific website or page.
• Transactional
  • The user intends to complete an action or purchase.

Landing Page Utility

• Relevance
  • The content matches the user's query.
• Completeness
  • Addresses all aspects of the user's query.
• Ease of use
  • Users can easily find or accomplish what they're looking for.
• Handling Exceptions:
  • 404's / Pages that don't load: Assign an NM rating of "Fails to Meet (F)" since the page doesn't satisfy any user needs.
  • Pages with Ads: Consider whether ads are relevant to the user's query and whether they interfere with the page's ability to meet user needs when assigning the NM rating.

NM Rating Scale

• Fully Meets (FM)
  • Directly addresses user intent, with comprehensive and valuable content.
• Highly Meets (HM)
  • Addresses user intent effectively, with relevant and high-quality content.
• Moderately Meets (MM)
  • Partially addresses user intent, with somewhat relevant content.
• Slightly Meets (SM)
  • Minimally addresses user intent, with limited or tangential content.
• Fails to Meet (F)
  • Does not address user intent, with irrelevant or misleading content.

Remember, when applying the Google Search Quality Rater Guidelines for assessing PQ and NM criteria, always consider the user's perspective, and ensure you're evaluating the pages based on their ability to satisfy the user's query and intent.

ETA: I'm completely new at this so any insights are appreciated!

Hi, i've been thinking about getting a menu and I found Stand Regular. It's at the top of what I'm willing to pay but seems worth the money.
But I wanted to ask a few things from people who have some experience modding:
1.Is that a good choice? I don't need some options, mostly just making money(from missions, not by adding artificially) crash protections, teleport and other quality of life changes, i wouldn't be needing any griefing tools or anything that interferes with other players.
2.I understand it's an internal menu, running as part of the game. How can it avoid detection by Rockstar Launcher checking the game files? Won't it get me banned for just being there?
3.Is the site I'm looking at, stand.gg, legit?
4.Is there a way to see when a Rockstar employee is spectating me? As far as I know you can get banned by auto detection of cheated money/cars, by getting reported for cheating in a public session, or by an admin who decides to take a look at what you're doing and witnesses you cheating. Can the menu prevent or warn me about the last one?
5.Are menus like Stand fun to use for someone not amused by griefing and aimbotting? As in, are there some fun things to do not designed to ruin the fun of others?
Sorry if the questions are dumb, but I've only ever used Menyoo for singleplayer and Modest Menu before for a while so I don't know much about mods, and I don't want to waste money by rushing it. Any answers and opinions are appreciated, thanks!

Hi, i've been thinking about getting a menu and I found Stand Regular. It's at the top of what I'm willing to pay but seems worth the money.
But I wanted to ask a few things from people who have some experience modding:
1.Is that a good choice? I don't need some options, mostly just making money(from missions, not by adding artificially) crash protections, teleport and other quality of life changes, i wouldn't be needing any griefing tools or anything that interferes with other players.
2.I understand it's an internal menu, running as part of the game. How can it avoid detection by Rockstar Launcher checking the game files? Won't it get me banned for just being there?
3.Is the site I'm looking at, stand.gg, legit?
4.Is there a way to see when a Rockstar employee is spectating me? As far as I know you can get banned by auto detection of cheated money/cars, by getting reported for cheating in a public session, or by an admin who decides to take a look at what you're doing and witnesses you cheating. Can the menu prevent or warn me about the last one?
5.Are menus like Stand fun to use for someone not amused by griefing and aimbotting? As in, are there some fun things to do not designed to ruin the fun of others?
Sorry if the questions are dumb, but I've only ever used Menyoo for singleplayer and Modest Menu before for a while so I don't know much about mods, and I don't want to waste money by rushing it. Any answers and opinions are appreciated, thanks!

Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) is an elusive beast that has eluded [official] detection for years. The current “big dog” Grand Theft Auto V was first released way back in September 2013, and has been available across two console generations (Xbox 360/PS3 and Xbox One/PS4). It will even be available natively on next-generation Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 consoles, which is quite unprecedented in the gaming realm. So, while Rockstar seems reticent to just letting us wait in agony for any news on GTA 6, it is at least giving us some new updates on its two current hot properties: GTA Online and Red Dead Online.
In the case of the incredibly popular (and highly lucrative) GTA Online, Rockstar says that a big “summer update” is coming for gamers with a “fun mix of diverse” content to partake in. Even more interesting is the fact that the developers indicate that its “biggest update ever” is coming before the end of 2020. That update will include new Heists that will take place in a completely new location, which has definitely piqued our interests.
red dead online As for Red Dead Online, its next big update is actually arriving next week; on July 28th to be exact. Red Dead Online hasn’t exactly been teaming with new content, as the last big update for the online component of Red Dead Redemption 2 dropped way back in December 2019. However, Rockstar is promising a new Frontier Pursuit mode with a focus on “naturalism” and a new battle pass-type component, which is conveniently named Outlaw Pass. Finally, Rockstar says that it has addressed tons of bugs with the game and has taken community feedback to heart with this release, which is definitely appreciated.
In addition to the game updates on the way, Rockstar also took the time to address the well-being of its online communities. “We are also committed to ensuring that our games are fun for everyone and as safe as possible from modders, cheaters, hackers, and those who seek to harass other players,” said the company in its blog post.
“So far this year, we have taken action on hundreds of thousands of players caught violating community rules across both games. Please help us keep our communities safe and fun by reporting any sort of cheating either directly in-game or via our dedicated web reporting tools for both Red Dead Online and GTA Online.”
It's good to see that Rockstar is cracking down on those looking to spoil the fun for everyone, and its methods for “taking out” such offenders is among the best in the industry.

Just curious what limitation I might run into down the line and if it’s good enough to scrape data and monetize data sets.

Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) is an elusive beast that has eluded [official] detection for years. The current “big dog” Grand Theft Auto V was first released way back in September 2013, and has been available across two console generations (Xbox 360/PS3 and Xbox One/PS4). It will even be available natively on next-generation Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 consoles, which is quite unprecedented in the gaming realm. So, while Rockstar seems reticent to just letting us wait in agony for any news on GTA 6, it is at least giving us some new updates on its two current hot properties: GTA Online and Red Dead Online.
In the case of the incredibly popular (and highly lucrative) GTA Online, Rockstar says that a big “summer update” is coming for gamers with a “fun mix of diverse” content to partake in. Even more interesting is the fact that the developers indicate that its “biggest update ever” is coming before the end of 2020. That update will include new Heists that will take place in a completely new location, which has definitely piqued our interests.
red dead online As for Red Dead Online, its next big update is actually arriving next week; on July 28th to be exact. Red Dead Online hasn’t exactly been teaming with new content, as the last big update for the online component of Red Dead Redemption 2 dropped way back in December 2019. However, Rockstar is promising a new Frontier Pursuit mode with a focus on “naturalism” and a new battle pass-type component, which is conveniently named Outlaw Pass. Finally, Rockstar says that it has addressed tons of bugs with the game and has taken community feedback to heart with this release, which is definitely appreciated.
In addition to the game updates on the way, Rockstar also took the time to address the well-being of its online communities. “We are also committed to ensuring that our games are fun for everyone and as safe as possible from modders, cheaters, hackers, and those who seek to harass other players,” said the company in its blog post.
“So far this year, we have taken action on hundreds of thousands of players caught violating community rules across both games. Please help us keep our communities safe and fun by reporting any sort of cheating either directly in-game or via our dedicated web reporting tools for both Red Dead Online and GTA Online.”
It's good to see that Rockstar is cracking down on those looking to spoil the fun for everyone, and its methods for “taking out” such offenders is among the best in the industry.

Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) is an elusive beast that has eluded [official] detection for years. The current “big dog” Grand Theft Auto V was first released way back in September 2013, and has been available across two console generations (Xbox 360/PS3 and Xbox One/PS4). It will even be available natively on next-generation Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 consoles, which is quite unprecedented in the gaming realm. So, while Rockstar seems reticent to just letting us wait in agony for any news on GTA 6, it is at least giving us some new updates on its two current hot properties: GTA Online and Red Dead Online.
In the case of the incredibly popular (and highly lucrative) GTA Online, Rockstar says that a big “summer update” is coming for gamers with a “fun mix of diverse” content to partake in. Even more interesting is the fact that the developers indicate that its “biggest update ever” is coming before the end of 2020. That update will include new Heists that will take place in a completely new location, which has definitely piqued our interests.
red dead online As for Red Dead Online, its next big update is actually arriving next week; on July 28th to be exact. Red Dead Online hasn’t exactly been teaming with new content, as the last big update for the online component of Red Dead Redemption 2 dropped way back in December 2019. However, Rockstar is promising a new Frontier Pursuit mode with a focus on “naturalism” and a new battle pass-type component, which is conveniently named Outlaw Pass. Finally, Rockstar says that it has addressed tons of bugs with the game and has taken community feedback to heart with this release, which is definitely appreciated.
In addition to the game updates on the way, Rockstar also took the time to address the well-being of its online communities. “We are also committed to ensuring that our games are fun for everyone and as safe as possible from modders, cheaters, hackers, and those who seek to harass other players,” said the company in its blog post.
“So far this year, we have taken action on hundreds of thousands of players caught violating community rules across both games. Please help us keep our communities safe and fun by reporting any sort of cheating either directly in-game or via our dedicated web reporting tools for both Red Dead Online and GTA Online.”
It's good to see that Rockstar is cracking down on those looking to spoil the fun for everyone, and its methods for “taking out” such offenders is among the best in the industry.

Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) is an elusive beast that has eluded [official] detection for years. The current “big dog” Grand Theft Auto V was first released way back in September 2013, and has been available across two console generations (Xbox 360/PS3 and Xbox One/PS4). It will even be available natively on next-generation Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 consoles, which is quite unprecedented in the gaming realm. So, while Rockstar seems reticent to just letting us wait in agony for any news on GTA 6, it is at least giving us some new updates on its two current hot properties: GTA Online and Red Dead Online.
In the case of the incredibly popular (and highly lucrative) GTA Online, Rockstar says that a big “summer update” is coming for gamers with a “fun mix of diverse” content to partake in. Even more interesting is the fact that the developers indicate that its “biggest update ever” is coming before the end of 2020. That update will include new Heists that will take place in a completely new location, which has definitely piqued our interests.
red dead online As for Red Dead Online, its next big update is actually arriving next week; on July 28th to be exact. Red Dead Online hasn’t exactly been teaming with new content, as the last big update for the online component of Red Dead Redemption 2 dropped way back in December 2019. However, Rockstar is promising a new Frontier Pursuit mode with a focus on “naturalism” and a new battle pass-type component, which is conveniently named Outlaw Pass. Finally, Rockstar says that it has addressed tons of bugs with the game and has taken community feedback to heart with this release, which is definitely appreciated.
In addition to the game updates on the way, Rockstar also took the time to address the well-being of its online communities. “We are also committed to ensuring that our games are fun for everyone and as safe as possible from modders, cheaters, hackers, and those who seek to harass other players,” said the company in its blog post.
“So far this year, we have taken action on hundreds of thousands of players caught violating community rules across both games. Please help us keep our communities safe and fun by reporting any sort of cheating either directly in-game or via our dedicated web reporting tools for both Red Dead Online and GTA Online.”
It's good to see that Rockstar is cracking down on those looking to spoil the fun for everyone, and its methods for “taking out” such offenders is among the best in the industry.

Hi, i've been thinking about getting a menu and I found Stand Regular. It's at the top of what I'm willing to pay but seems worth the money.
But I wanted to ask a few things from people who have some experience modding:
1.Is that a good choice? I don't need some options, mostly just making money(from missions, not by adding artificially) crash protections, teleport and other quality of life changes, i wouldn't be needing any griefing tools or anything that interferes with other players.
2.I understand it's an internal menu, running as part of the game. How can it avoid detection by Rockstar Launcher checking the game files? Won't it get me banned for just being there?
3.Is the site I'm looking at, stand.gg, legit?
4.Is there a way to see when a Rockstar employee is spectating me? As far as I know you can get banned by auto detection of cheated money/cars, by getting reported for cheating in a public session, or by an admin who decides to take a look at what you're doing and witnesses you cheating. Can the menu prevent or warn me about the last one?
5.Are menus like Stand fun to use for someone not amused by griefing and aimbotting? As in, are there some fun things to do not designed to ruin the fun of others?
Sorry if the questions are dumb, but I've only ever used Menyoo for singleplayer and Modest Menu before for a while so I don't know much about mods, and I don't want to waste money by rushing it. Any answers and opinions are appreciated, thanks!

Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) is an elusive beast that has eluded [official] detection for years. The current “big dog” Grand Theft Auto V was first released way back in September 2013, and has been available across two console generations (Xbox 360/PS3 and Xbox One/PS4). It will even be available natively on next-generation Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 consoles, which is quite unprecedented in the gaming realm. So, while Rockstar seems reticent to just letting us wait in agony for any news on GTA 6, it is at least giving us some new updates on its two current hot properties: GTA Online and Red Dead Online.
In the case of the incredibly popular (and highly lucrative) GTA Online, Rockstar says that a big “summer update” is coming for gamers with a “fun mix of diverse” content to partake in. Even more interesting is the fact that the developers indicate that its “biggest update ever” is coming before the end of 2020. That update will include new Heists that will take place in a completely new location, which has definitely piqued our interests.
red dead online As for Red Dead Online, its next big update is actually arriving next week; on July 28th to be exact. Red Dead Online hasn’t exactly been teaming with new content, as the last big update for the online component of Red Dead Redemption 2 dropped way back in December 2019. However, Rockstar is promising a new Frontier Pursuit mode with a focus on “naturalism” and a new battle pass-type component, which is conveniently named Outlaw Pass. Finally, Rockstar says that it has addressed tons of bugs with the game and has taken community feedback to heart with this release, which is definitely appreciated.
In addition to the game updates on the way, Rockstar also took the time to address the well-being of its online communities. “We are also committed to ensuring that our games are fun for everyone and as safe as possible from modders, cheaters, hackers, and those who seek to harass other players,” said the company in its blog post.
“So far this year, we have taken action on hundreds of thousands of players caught violating community rules across both games. Please help us keep our communities safe and fun by reporting any sort of cheating either directly in-game or via our dedicated web reporting tools for both Red Dead Online and GTA Online.”
It's good to see that Rockstar is cracking down on those looking to spoil the fun for everyone, and its methods for “taking out” such offenders is among the best in the industry.

Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) is an elusive beast that has eluded [official] detection for years. The current “big dog” Grand Theft Auto V was first released way back in September 2013, and has been available across two console generations (Xbox 360/PS3 and Xbox One/PS4). It will even be available natively on next-generation Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 consoles, which is quite unprecedented in the gaming realm. So, while Rockstar seems reticent to just letting us wait in agony for any news on GTA 6, it is at least giving us some new updates on its two current hot properties: GTA Online and Red Dead Online.
In the case of the incredibly popular (and highly lucrative) GTA Online, Rockstar says that a big “summer update” is coming for gamers with a “fun mix of diverse” content to partake in. Even more interesting is the fact that the developers indicate that its “biggest update ever” is coming before the end of 2020. That update will include new Heists that will take place in a completely new location, which has definitely piqued our interests.
red dead online As for Red Dead Online, its next big update is actually arriving next week; on July 28th to be exact. Red Dead Online hasn’t exactly been teaming with new content, as the last big update for the online component of Red Dead Redemption 2 dropped way back in December 2019. However, Rockstar is promising a new Frontier Pursuit mode with a focus on “naturalism” and a new battle pass-type component, which is conveniently named Outlaw Pass. Finally, Rockstar says that it has addressed tons of bugs with the game and has taken community feedback to heart with this release, which is definitely appreciated.
In addition to the game updates on the way, Rockstar also took the time to address the well-being of its online communities. “We are also committed to ensuring that our games are fun for everyone and as safe as possible from modders, cheaters, hackers, and those who seek to harass other players,” said the company in its blog post.
“So far this year, we have taken action on hundreds of thousands of players caught violating community rules across both games. Please help us keep our communities safe and fun by reporting any sort of cheating either directly in-game or via our dedicated web reporting tools for both Red Dead Online and GTA Online.”
It's good to see that Rockstar is cracking down on those looking to spoil the fun for everyone, and its methods for “taking out” such offenders is among the best in the industry.

Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) is an elusive beast that has eluded [official] detection for years. The current “big dog” Grand Theft Auto V was first released way back in September 2013, and has been available across two console generations (Xbox 360/PS3 and Xbox One/PS4). It will even be available natively on next-generation Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 consoles, which is quite unprecedented in the gaming realm. So, while Rockstar seems reticent to just letting us wait in agony for any news on GTA 6, it is at least giving us some new updates on its two current hot properties: GTA Online and Red Dead Online.
In the case of the incredibly popular (and highly lucrative) GTA Online, Rockstar says that a big “summer update” is coming for gamers with a “fun mix of diverse” content to partake in. Even more interesting is the fact that the developers indicate that its “biggest update ever” is coming before the end of 2020. That update will include new Heists that will take place in a completely new location, which has definitely piqued our interests.
red dead online As for Red Dead Online, its next big update is actually arriving next week; on July 28th to be exact. Red Dead Online hasn’t exactly been teaming with new content, as the last big update for the online component of Red Dead Redemption 2 dropped way back in December 2019. However, Rockstar is promising a new Frontier Pursuit mode with a focus on “naturalism” and a new battle pass-type component, which is conveniently named Outlaw Pass. Finally, Rockstar says that it has addressed tons of bugs with the game and has taken community feedback to heart with this release, which is definitely appreciated.
In addition to the game updates on the way, Rockstar also took the time to address the well-being of its online communities. “We are also committed to ensuring that our games are fun for everyone and as safe as possible from modders, cheaters, hackers, and those who seek to harass other players,” said the company in its blog post.
“So far this year, we have taken action on hundreds of thousands of players caught violating community rules across both games. Please help us keep our communities safe and fun by reporting any sort of cheating either directly in-game or via our dedicated web reporting tools for both Red Dead Online and GTA Online.”
It's good to see that Rockstar is cracking down on those looking to spoil the fun for everyone, and its methods for “taking out” such offenders is among the best in the industry.

Good Evening,
Any help is appreciated.
The server was more or less fine apart from some issues with FTBChunks / FTBTeams. These where rectified by promoting people to server admins. As this is a server between friends it should not have caused an issues (If you need more information on this please let me know) please correct me if I am wrong.
Server Description: The server is built around Tech & Trains - 1.3.2 and has mods added for ease of life purposes. Java version when working is 15 and after diagnostics (see below), this is running again on 15 after removing the ImmersiveRailroading-1.16.5-forge-1.9.1 mod.
Gameplay Description: For the best part this has been fine, as above we had some issues with chunks and teams.
Server Crash: I built scaffolding from IR (Immersive Railroading) and when hit with the wrench this crashed the server (crash report below).
Error: The server boots but crash's shortly after (5 seconds) loading the world.
Diagnostics in order so far:

• Installed Java 13
  • removed Java 15
• Removed Java 13 & 15
• Installed Java 18
  • Removed Java 18
• Installed Java 17
  • Removed Java 17
• Installed Java 16
  • Removed Java 16

Reason for so many Java Installs is the Java Version didn't recognise the install files for being outdated or post-dated and was suggested on other forums.

• Installed Java 15
  • Booted and crashed
  • Removed ImmersiveRailroading-1.16.5-forge-1.9.1 and the server booted with warnings about missing blocks.

Backups: I am not aware that I setup any backups (After the first issue I should have done and its an oversight) for the world folder, but if this is automatic by default then I can restore the world and remove the mod (will reintroduce but only when tested). When booting without the IR Mod it did say it had made a backup of the world to the save location
Crash Report:

---- Minecraft Crash Report ---- // Shall we play a game? Time: 29/03/2023, 21:52 Description: Exception ticking world java.lang.RuntimeException: cam72cam.mod.serialization.SerializationException: Unable to access field container in class class cam72cam.immersiverailroading.tile.TileMultiblock at cam72cam.mod.block.tile.TileEntity.func_189515_b(TileEntity.java:229) ~[universalmodcore:1.1.3] {re:classloading} at cam72cam.mod.block.tile.TileEntity.getUpdateTag(TileEntity.java:256) ~[universalmodcore:1.1.3] {re:classloading} at cam72cam.mod.block.tile.TileEntity.func_189518_D_(TileEntity.java:239) ~[universalmodcore:1.1.3] {re:classloading} at net.minecraft.world.server.ChunkHolder.func_219305_a(ChunkHolder.java:217) ~[?:?] {re:classloading,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} at net.minecraft.world.server.ChunkHolder.func_244385_a(ChunkHolder.java:209) ~[?:?] {re:classloading,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} at net.minecraft.world.server.ChunkHolder.func_244387_b(ChunkHolder.java:195) ~[?:?] {re:classloading,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} at net.minecraft.network.play.server.SMultiBlockChangePacket.func_244310_a(SourceFile:79) ~[?:?] {re:mixin,pl:accesstransformer:B,re:classloading,pl:accesstransformer:B,pl:mixin:APP:ftbchunks-common.mixins.json:ClientboundSectionBlocksUpdatePacketMixin,pl:mixin:A} at net.minecraft.world.server.ChunkHolder.func_219274_a(ChunkHolder.java:194) ~[?:?] {re:classloading,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} at net.minecraft.world.server.ServerChunkProvider.func_241099_a_(ServerChunkProvider.java:355) ~[?:?] {re:classloading,pl:accesstransformer:B,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} at java.util.ArrayList.forEach(ArrayList.java:1511) ~[?:?] {} at net.minecraft.world.server.ServerChunkProvider.func_217220_m(ServerChunkProvider.java:351) ~[?:?] {re:classloading,pl:accesstransformer:B,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} at net.minecraft.world.server.ServerChunkProvider.func_217207_a(ServerChunkProvider.java:326) ~[?:?] {re:classloading,pl:accesstransformer:B,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} at net.minecraft.world.server.ServerWorld.func_72835_b(ServerWorld.java:333) ~[?:?] {re:mixin,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A,re:classloading,pl:mixin:APP:immersiveengineering.mixins.json:coremods.ServerWorldMixin,pl:mixin:A,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.func_71190_q(MinecraftServer.java:851) ~[?:?] {re:classloading,pl:accesstransformer:B,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} at net.minecraft.server.dedicated.DedicatedServer.func_71190_q(DedicatedServer.java:291) ~[?:?] {re:classloading,pl:accesstransformer:B} at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.func_71217_p(MinecraftServer.java:787) ~[?:?] {re:classloading,pl:accesstransformer:B,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.func_240802_v_(MinecraftServer.java:642) ~[?:?] {re:classloading,pl:accesstransformer:B,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.func_240783_a_(MinecraftServer.java:232) ~[?:?] {re:classloading,pl:accesstransformer:B,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:832) [?:?] {} Caused by: cam72cam.mod.serialization.SerializationException: Unable to access field container in class class cam72cam.immersiverailroading.tile.TileMultiblock at cam72cam.mod.serialization.TagSerializer.init(TagSerializer.java:68) ~[universalmodcore:1.1.3] {re:classloading} at cam72cam.mod.serialization.TagSerializer.serialize(TagSerializer.java:155) ~[universalmodcore:1.1.3] {re:classloading} at cam72cam.mod.block.tile.TileEntity.func_189515_b(TileEntity.java:225) ~[universalmodcore:1.1.3] {re:classloading} ... 18 more Caused by: java.lang.NoSuchFieldException: modifiers at java.lang.Class.getDeclaredField(Class.java:2569) ~[?:?] {} at cam72cam.mod.serialization.TagSerializer.init(TagSerializer.java:64) ~[universalmodcore:1.1.3] {re:classloading} at cam72cam.mod.serialization.TagSerializer.serialize(TagSerializer.java:155) ~[universalmodcore:1.1.3] {re:classloading} at cam72cam.mod.block.tile.TileEntity.func_189515_b(TileEntity.java:225) ~[universalmodcore:1.1.3] {re:classloading} ... 18 more A detailed walkthrough of the error, its code path and all known details is as follows: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Head -- Thread: Server thread Stacktrace: at cam72cam.mod.block.tile.TileEntity.func_189515_b(TileEntity.java:229) ~[universalmodcore:1.1.3] {re:classloading} at cam72cam.mod.block.tile.TileEntity.getUpdateTag(TileEntity.java:256) ~[universalmodcore:1.1.3] {re:classloading} at cam72cam.mod.block.tile.TileEntity.func_189518_D_(TileEntity.java:239) ~[universalmodcore:1.1.3] {re:classloading} at net.minecraft.world.server.ChunkHolder.func_219305_a(ChunkHolder.java:217) ~[?:?] {re:classloading,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} at net.minecraft.world.server.ChunkHolder.func_244385_a(ChunkHolder.java:209) ~[?:?] {re:classloading,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} at net.minecraft.world.server.ChunkHolder.func_244387_b(ChunkHolder.java:195) ~[?:?] {re:classloading,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} at net.minecraft.network.play.server.SMultiBlockChangePacket.func_244310_a(SourceFile:79) ~[?:?] {re:mixin,pl:accesstransformer:B,re:classloading,pl:accesstransformer:B,pl:mixin:APP:ftbchunks-common.mixins.json:ClientboundSectionBlocksUpdatePacketMixin,pl:mixin:A} at net.minecraft.world.server.ChunkHolder.func_219274_a(ChunkHolder.java:194) ~[?:?] {re:classloading,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} at net.minecraft.world.server.ServerChunkProvider.func_241099_a_(ServerChunkProvider.java:355) ~[?:?] {re:classloading,pl:accesstransformer:B,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} at java.util.ArrayList.forEach(ArrayList.java:1511) ~[?:?] {} at net.minecraft.world.server.ServerChunkProvider.func_217220_m(ServerChunkProvider.java:351) ~[?:?] {re:classloading,pl:accesstransformer:B,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} at net.minecraft.world.server.ServerChunkProvider.func_217207_a(ServerChunkProvider.java:326) ~[?:?] {re:classloading,pl:accesstransformer:B,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} at net.minecraft.world.server.ServerWorld.func_72835_b(ServerWorld.java:333) ~[?:?] {re:mixin,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A,re:classloading,pl:mixin:APP:immersiveengineering.mixins.json:coremods.ServerWorldMixin,pl:mixin:A,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} -- Affected level -- Details: All players: 0 total; [] Chunk stats: ServerChunkCache: 3338 Level dimension: minecraft:overworld Level spawn location: World: (-1230,63,782), Chunk: (at 2,3,14 in -77,48; contains blocks -1232,0,768 to -1217,255,783), Region: (-3,1; contains chunks -96,32 to -65,63, blocks -1536,0,512 to -1025,255,1023) Level time: 20137025 game time, 21845635 day time Level name: Tech & Trains Level game mode: Game mode: survival (ID 0). Hardcore: false. Cheats: false Level weather: Rain time: 136136 (now: false), thunder time: 133239 (now: false) Known server brands: forge Level was modded: true Level storage version: 0x04ABD - Anvil Stacktrace: at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.func_71190_q(MinecraftServer.java:851) ~[?:?] {re:classloading,pl:accesstransformer:B,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} at net.minecraft.server.dedicated.DedicatedServer.func_71190_q(DedicatedServer.java:291) ~[?:?] {re:classloading,pl:accesstransformer:B} at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.func_71217_p(MinecraftServer.java:787) ~[?:?] {re:classloading,pl:accesstransformer:B,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.func_240802_v_(MinecraftServer.java:642) ~[?:?] {re:classloading,pl:accesstransformer:B,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.func_240783_a_(MinecraftServer.java:232) ~[?:?] {re:classloading,pl:accesstransformer:B,pl:runtimedistcleaner:A} at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:832) [?:?] {} -- System Details -- Details: Minecraft Version: 1.16.5 Minecraft Version ID: 1.16.5 Operating System: Windows 10 (amd64) version 10.0 Java Version: 15.0.2, Oracle Corporation Java VM Version: Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (mixed mode, sharing), Oracle Corporation Memory: 2034536568 bytes (1940 MB) / 4299161600 bytes (4100 MB) up to 4299161600 bytes (4100 MB) CPUs: 8 JVM Flags: 2 total; -Xmx4098M -Xms4098M ModLauncher: 8.0.9+86+master.3cf110c ModLauncher launch target: fmlserver ModLauncher naming: srg ModLauncher services: /mixin-0.8.2.jar mixin PLUGINSERVICE /eventbus-4.0.0.jar eventbus PLUGINSERVICE /forgeserver.jar object_holder_definalize PLUGINSERVICE /forgeserver.jar runtime_enum_extender PLUGINSERVICE /forgeserver.jar capability_inject_definalize PLUGINSERVICE /accesstransformers-3.0.1.jar accesstransformer PLUGINSERVICE /forgeserver.jar runtimedistcleaner PLUGINSERVICE /mixin-0.8.2.jar mixin TRANSFORMATIONSERVICE /forgeserver.jar fml TRANSFORMATIONSERVICE FML: 36.2 Forge: net.minecraftforge:36.2.4 FML Language Providers: [email protected] [email protected] Mod List: supermartijn642configlib-1.1.6-forge-mc1.16.jar SuperMartijn642's Config Librasupermartijn642configlib 1.1.6 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE justenoughbeacons-3.1-1.16.3.jar Just Enough Beacons justenoughbeacons 3.1-1.16.3 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE NetherPortalFix_1.16.3-7.2.1.jar NetherPortalFix netherportalfix 7.2.1 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE ProjectE-1.16.5-PE1.0.1B.jar ProjectE projecte PE1.0.1B DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE mcw-windows-2.0.0-mc1.16.5.jar Macaw's Windows mcwwindows 2.0.0 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE Industrial Agriculture[Core]-1.16.5-1.8.11.jar Industrial Agriculture industrialagriculture 1.16.5-1.8.11 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE rsgauges-1.16.4-1.2.11.jar Gauges and Switches rsgauges 1.2.11 DONE Manifest: bf:30:76:97:e4:58:41:61:2a:f4:30:d3:8f:4c:e3:71:1d:14:c4:a1:4e:85:36:e3:1d:aa:2f:cb:22:b0:04:9b Neat 1.7-27.jar Neat neat 1.7-27 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE IronJetpacks-1.16.4-4.1.3.jar Iron Jetpacks ironjetpacks 4.1.3 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE AdvancementPlusMekanismAddon-1.2.1.jar Advancement Plus - Mekanism Admekanismextension 1.2.1 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE CTM-MC1.16.1-1.1.2.6.jar ConnectedTexturesMod ctm MC1.16.1-1.1.2.6 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE Controlling-7.0.0.24.jar Controlling controlling 7.0.0.24 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE Powah-1.16.5-2.3.16.jar Powah powah 2.3.16 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE rangedpumps-0.8.2.jar Ranged Pumps rangedpumps 0.8.2 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE Bookshelf-Forge-1.16.5-10.2.27.jar Bookshelf bookshelf 10.2.27 DONE Manifest: eb:c4:b1:67:8b:f9:0c:db:dc:4f:01:b1:8e:61:64:39:4c:10:85:0b:a6:c4:c7:48:f0:fa:95:f2:cb:08:3a:e5 featuredservers-1.16.5-1.0.9.jar Featured Servers featuredservers 1.16.5-1.0.9 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE endercrop-1.16.5-1.6.0-beta.jar Ender Crop endercrop 1.16.5-1.6.0-beta DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE sophisticatedbackpacks-1.16.5-3.2.12.337.jar Sophisticated Backpacks sophisticatedbackpacks 1.16.5-3.2.12.337 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE randompatches-2.4.4-forge.jar RandomPatches randompatches 2.4.4-forge DONE Manifest: 92:f6:29:d4:09:89:f5:f5:98:5e:20:34:31:d0:7b:58:22:06:bd:a5:d1:6a:92:6e:ac:3d:8d:18:c5:b2:5b:d7 ExCompressum_1.16.5-4.0.5.jar Ex Compressum excompressum 4.0.5 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE buildinggadgets-1.16.5-3.8.0.jar Building Gadgets buildinggadgets 3.8.0 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE DarkUtilities-1.16.5-8.0.10.jar Dark Utilities darkutils 8.0.10 DONE Manifest: eb:c4:b1:67:8b:f9:0c:db:dc:4f:01:b1:8e:61:64:39:4c:10:85:0b:a6:c4:c7:48:f0:fa:95:f2:cb:08:3a:e5 mcw-doors-1.0.3-mc1.16.5.jar Macaw's Doors mcwdoors 1.0.3 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE Morpheus-1.16.5-4.2.70.jar Morpheus morpheus 4.2.70 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE MekanismGenerators-1.16.5-10.0.21.448.jar Mekanism: Generators mekanismgenerators 10.0.21 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE Hwyla-forge-1.10.11-B78_1.16.2.jar Waila waila 1.10.11-B78_1.16.2 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE JustEnoughResources-1.16.5-0.12.1.128.jar Just Enough Resources jeresources 0.12.1.128 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE shetiphiancore-1.16-3.8.5.jar ShetiPhian-Core shetiphiancore 3.8.5 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE mob_grinding_utils-1.16.5-0.4.47.jar Mob Grinding Utils mob_grinding_utils 1.16.5-0.4.47 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE mcw-bridges-1.0.6-mc1.16.5.jar Macaw's Bridges mcwbridges 1.0.6 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE industrial-foregoing-1.16.5-3.2.14.6-14.jar Industrial Foregoing industrialforegoing 3.2.14.6 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE torchmaster-2.3.7.jar Torchmaster torchmaster 2.3.7 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE endertanks-1.16-1.9.5.jar EnderTanks endertanks 1.9.5 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE AmbientSounds_v3.1.9_mc1.16.5.jar Ambient Sounds ambientsounds 3.0.3 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE MekanismAdditions-1.16.5-10.0.21.448.jar Mekanism: Additions mekanismadditions 10.0.21 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE valkyrielib-1.16.5-3.0.9.5.jar ValkyrieLib valkyrielib 1.16.5-3.0.9.5 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE envirocore-1.16.5-3.0.9.3.jar Environmental Core envirocore 1.16.5-3.0.9.3 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE envirotech-1.16.5-3.0.9.4.jar Environmental Tech envirotech 1.16.5-3.0.9.4 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE Lollipop-1.16.5-3.2.9.jar Lollipop lollipop 3.2.9 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE ironfurnaces-1.16.5-2.7.4.jar Iron Furnaces ironfurnaces 2.7.4 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE mcw-trapdoors-1.0.2-mc1.16.5.jar Macaw's Trapdoors mcwtrpdoors 1.0.2 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE mcw-fences-1.0.0-mc1.16.5.jar Macaw's Fences and Walls mcwfences 1.0.0 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE supermartijn642corelib-1.1.5-forge-mc1.16.jar SuperMartijn642's Core Lib supermartijn642corelib 1.1.5 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE TrackAPI-1.16.4-forge-1.2.1.jar TrackAPI trackapi 1.2 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE SolarFluxReborn-1.16.3-16.2.5.jar Solar Flux Reborn solarflux 16.2.5 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE Patchouli-1.16.4-53.1.jar Patchouli patchouli 1.16.4-53.1 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE collective-1.16.5-2.64.jar Collective collective 2.64 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE OreExcavation-1.8.157.jar Ore Excavation oreexcavation 1.8.157 DONE Manifest: e7:68:1c:0d:b9:7e:cf:f8:f3:40:9c:84:c5:39:d7:a4:59:78:b0:6b:c3:fd:b7:4f:69:18:a3:88:e3:76:8c:3f BetterThirdPerson-Forge-1.16.4-1.5.1.jar Better Third Person betterthirdperson 1.5.1 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE elevatorid-1.16.5-1.7.13.jar Elevator Mod elevatorid 1.16.5-1.7.13 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE GunpowderLib-1.16.5-1.2.2.jar GunpowderLib gunpowderlib 1.16.5-1.2.2 DONE Manifest: 2e:cb:db:61:22:2a:6d:79:f4:22:31:8c:34:9b:cf:9f:91:ea:95:c4:bf:bb:8a:de:6e:10:c3:f0:b1:c6:ae:20 Runelic-1.16.5-7.0.2.jar Runelic runelic 7.0.2 DONE Manifest: eb:c4:b1:67:8b:f9:0c:db:dc:4f:01:b1:8e:61:64:39:4c:10:85:0b:a6:c4:c7:48:f0:fa:95:f2:cb:08:3a:e5 MekanismTools-1.16.5-10.0.21.448.jar Mekanism: Tools mekanismtools 10.0.21 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE constructionwand-1.16.5-2.4.jar Construction Wand constructionwand 1.16.5-2.4 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE mcw-roofs-2.0.1-mc1.16.5-4.jar Macaw's Roofs mcwroofs 2.0.1 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE cfm-7.0.0pre22-1.16.3.jar MrCrayfish's Furniture Mod cfm 7.0.0-pre22 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE architectury-1.22.32-forge.jar Architectury architectury 1.22.32 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE refinedcooking-1.0.2.jar Refined Cooking refinedcooking 1.0.2 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE CookingForBlockheads_1.16.5-9.3.4.jar Cooking for Blockheads cookingforblockheads 9.3.4 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE refinedstorage-1.9.15.jar Refined Storage refinedstorage 1.9.15 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE ExtraStorage-1.16.5-1.5.0.jar Extra Storage extrastorage 1.5.0 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE ImmersiveRailroading-1.16.5-forge-1.9.1.jar Immersive Railroading immersiverailroading 1.16.5-forge-1.9.1 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE Chargers-1.16.5-3.1.0.5.jar Chargers chargers 3.1.0.5 DONE Manifest: 15:a4:a3:0e:d2:f8:64:0c:a4:97:30:5f:48:ba:5f:69:f9:23:42:14:a8:5a:60:3a:b1:b1:29:1a:0a:37:3c:79 weirdinggadget-1.16.2-4-2.2.7.jar The Weirding Gadget weirdinggadget 2.2.7 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE light-overlay-5.8.1.jar Light Overlay lightoverlay 5.8.1 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE cloth-config-4.11.26-forge.jar Cloth Config v4 API cloth-config 4.11.26 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE trashcans-1.0.17-forge-mc1.16.jar Trash Cans trashcans 1.0.17 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE ftb-hide.jar TrayLauncher traylauncher 1.0 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE CobbleForDays-1.3.7.jar Cobble For Days cobblefordays 1.3.7 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE FastLeafDecay-v25.jar FastLeafDecay fastleafdecay v25 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE CodeChickenLib-1.16.5-4.0.7.445-universal.jar CodeChicken Lib codechickenlib 4.0.7.445 DONE Manifest: 31:e6:db:63:47:4a:6e:e0:0a:2c:11:d1:76:db:4e:82:ff:56:2d:29:93:d2:e5:02:bd:d3:bd:9d:27:47:a5:71 ServerTabInfo-1.16.4-1.3.3.jar Server Tab Info servertabinfo 1.3.3 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE mcw-lights-1.0.0-mc1.16.5.jar Macaw's Lights and Lamps mcwlights 1.0.0 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE Industrial Agriculture[Industrial Foregoing]-1.16.Industrial Agriculture Plugin-iapif 1.16.3-1.7.1 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE ImmersiveSignals-1.16.5-0.2.0.jar Immersive Signals immersivesignals 1.16.5-0.2.0 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE biggerreactors-1.16.5-0.5.1.jar Bigger Reactors biggerreactors 0.5.1 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE Cucumber-1.16.4-4.1.10.jar Cucumber Library cucumber 4.1.10 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE ftb-library-forge-1605.3.3-build.71.jar FTB Library ftblibrary 1605.3.3-build.71 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE ftb-teams-forge-1605.2.2-build.30.jar FTB Teams ftbteams 1605.2.2-build.30 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE rechiseled-1.0.12-forge-mc1.16.jar Rechiseled rechiseled 1.0.12 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE jei-1.16.5-7.7.1.121.jar Just Enough Items jei 7.7.1.121 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE Mekanism-1.16.5-10.0.21.448.jar Mekanism mekanism 10.0.21 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE MoreMekanismProcessing-1.16.5-1.1.jar More Mekanism Processing moremekanismprocessing 1.1 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE mcw-paintings-1.0.2-mc1.16.5.jar Macaw's Paintings mcwpaintings 1.0.2 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE Clumps-6.0.0.25.jar Clumps clumps 6.0.0.25 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE journeymap-1.16.5-5.7.1.jar Journeymap journeymap 5.7.1 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE comforts-forge-1.16.5-4.0.1.3.jar Comforts comforts 1.16.5-4.0.1.3 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE phosphophyllite-1.16.5-0.5.0.jar Phosphophyllite phosphophyllite 0.5.0 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE FarmingForBlockheads_1.16.5-7.3.1.jar Farming for Blockheads farmingforblockheads 7.3.1 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE beautifiedchatserver_1.16.5-1.0.jar Beautified Chat Server beautifiedchatserver 1.0 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE mcjtylib-1.16-5.1.7.jar McJtyLib mcjtylib 1.16-5.1.7 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE rftoolsbase-1.16-2.1.3.jar RFToolsBase rftoolsbase 1.16-2.1.3 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE EnderStorage-1.16.5-2.8.0.170-universal.jar EnderStorage enderstorage 2.8.0.170 DONE Manifest: 31:e6:db:63:47:4a:6e:e0:0a:2c:11:d1:76:db:4e:82:ff:56:2d:29:93:d2:e5:02:bd:d3:bd:9d:27:47:a5:71 rftoolspower-1.16-3.0.11.jar RFToolsPower rftoolspower 1.16-3.0.11 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE ImmersivePetroleum-1.16.5-3.3.0-6.jar Immersive Petroleum immersivepetroleum 3.3.0-6 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE ftb-chunks-forge-1605.3.1-build.50.jar FTB Chunks ftbchunks 1605.3.1-build.50 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE forge-1.16.5-36.2.4-universal.jar Forge forge 36.2.4 DONE Manifest: 22:af:21:d8:19:82:7f:93:94:fe:2b:ac:b7:e4:41:57:68:39:87:b1:a7:5c:c6:44:f9:25:74:21:14:f5:0d:90 WithoutALib-1.16.5-0.1.4.jar WithoutALib withoutalib 1.16.5-0.1.4 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE immersiveposts-1.16.5-4.2.2.jar Immersive Posts immersiveposts 4.2.0 DONE Manifest: d5:aa:49:67:b7:dd:64:8a:a4:7d:3e:57:12:6b:f9:3f:e8:5e:6b:24:d9:f9:c5:fb:c5:e7:a0:cf:98:64:dc:d0 MysticalAgriculture-1.16.5-4.2.2.jar Mystical Agriculture mysticalagriculture 4.2.2 DONE Manifest: NOSIGNATURE MysticalAgradditions-1.16.5-4.2.1.jar 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Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) is an elusive beast that has eluded [official] detection for years. The current “big dog” Grand Theft Auto V was first released way back in September 2013, and has been available across two console generations (Xbox 360/PS3 and Xbox One/PS4). It will even be available natively on next-generation Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 consoles, which is quite unprecedented in the gaming realm. So, while Rockstar seems reticent to just letting us wait in agony for any news on GTA 6, it is at least giving us some new updates on its two current hot properties: GTA Online and Red Dead Online.
In the case of the incredibly popular (and highly lucrative) GTA Online, Rockstar says that a big “summer update” is coming for gamers with a “fun mix of diverse” content to partake in. Even more interesting is the fact that the developers indicate that its “biggest update ever” is coming before the end of 2020. That update will include new Heists that will take place in a completely new location, which has definitely piqued our interests.
red dead online As for Red Dead Online, its next big update is actually arriving next week; on July 28th to be exact. Red Dead Online hasn’t exactly been teaming with new content, as the last big update for the online component of Red Dead Redemption 2 dropped way back in December 2019. However, Rockstar is promising a new Frontier Pursuit mode with a focus on “naturalism” and a new battle pass-type component, which is conveniently named Outlaw Pass. Finally, Rockstar says that it has addressed tons of bugs with the game and has taken community feedback to heart with this release, which is definitely appreciated.
In addition to the game updates on the way, Rockstar also took the time to address the well-being of its online communities. “We are also committed to ensuring that our games are fun for everyone and as safe as possible from modders, cheaters, hackers, and those who seek to harass other players,” said the company in its blog post.
“So far this year, we have taken action on hundreds of thousands of players caught violating community rules across both games. Please help us keep our communities safe and fun by reporting any sort of cheating either directly in-game or via our dedicated web reporting tools for both Red Dead Online and GTA Online.”
It's good to see that Rockstar is cracking down on those looking to spoil the fun for everyone, and its methods for “taking out” such offenders is among the best in the industry.

Now that we've seen clear, undeniable proof that Shanks has the strongest observation haki in the world, I feel like each Emperor has had their own #1 strength that ultimately made them as powerful as they are. Of course, each Yonko is strong in every way, but this is their defining strength as I see it:
-Shanks shows the absolute pinnacle of haki. The strongest conqueror's and observation haki in the world and at least among the strongest armament.
-Luffy gains his strength from imagination. Again, they all have super strong secondary characteristics, but his ultimate Sun God power comes from freedom and creativity.
-Blackbeard is the pinnacle of devil fruits. He has two of the strongest fruits in history, and he seems almost unstoppable because of it. (That said, my personal theory is that Oda is setting up the idea that cheating and stopping at nothing to get power from an external source isn't as pure and reliable as internal strength like Luffy's or Shanks's. Keep in mind Law said the drawbacks of devil fruits will be his ultimate downfall.)
-Buggy shows the power of memes . . . I mean, faking it until you make it. Always failing upward, we'll see if Oda can resist making Buggy the King of the Pirates in the end.
-Whitebeard had his family, and his family made him strong. His massive crew always loved him and were willing to sacrifice anything because they loved him. And he was the same for them.
-Big Mom, unlike Whitebeard, relied on the power of political domination. Her political field happened to be marriage and children, but she is not about family. She rules her family with an iron fist and uses them as tools for more political power and military might.
-Kaidou obviously has his physical strength. When you have a body so tough you can't even die if you want to, you're gonna be a Yonko. There's no way around it.
So, ultimately I think we've seen a few of these battles of themes play out. Whitebeard sacrificed everything for his family. Big Mom couldn't beat the Straw Hats at Whole Cake because Jimbe, Bege, and some of her children didn't actually love her. Kaidou found out that physical strength could only go so far against the strength of Luffy's heart.
What will happen in the end? I think we will see a big clash between the cheap power of Blackbeard's devil fruits and the internal strength of Luffy and Shanks. As such, I think we will see Blackbeard sink into the sea and drown, taken down by his own weaknesses (maybe he's twice as weak to water because he has two devil fruits?). Then I think we'll get a battle between Luffy and Shanks, and maybe Buggy will accidentally become the Pirate King.

Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) is an elusive beast that has eluded [official] detection for years. The current “big dog” Grand Theft Auto V was first released way back in September 2013, and has been available across two console generations (Xbox 360/PS3 and Xbox One/PS4). It will even be available natively on next-generation Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 consoles, which is quite unprecedented in the gaming realm. So, while Rockstar seems reticent to just letting us wait in agony for any news on GTA 6, it is at least giving us some new updates on its two current hot properties: GTA Online and Red Dead Online.
In the case of the incredibly popular (and highly lucrative) GTA Online, Rockstar says that a big “summer update” is coming for gamers with a “fun mix of diverse” content to partake in. Even more interesting is the fact that the developers indicate that its “biggest update ever” is coming before the end of 2020. That update will include new Heists that will take place in a completely new location, which has definitely piqued our interests.
red dead online As for Red Dead Online, its next big update is actually arriving next week; on July 28th to be exact. Red Dead Online hasn’t exactly been teaming with new content, as the last big update for the online component of Red Dead Redemption 2 dropped way back in December 2019. However, Rockstar is promising a new Frontier Pursuit mode with a focus on “naturalism” and a new battle pass-type component, which is conveniently named Outlaw Pass. Finally, Rockstar says that it has addressed tons of bugs with the game and has taken community feedback to heart with this release, which is definitely appreciated.
In addition to the game updates on the way, Rockstar also took the time to address the well-being of its online communities. “We are also committed to ensuring that our games are fun for everyone and as safe as possible from modders, cheaters, hackers, and those who seek to harass other players,” said the company in its blog post.
“So far this year, we have taken action on hundreds of thousands of players caught violating community rules across both games. Please help us keep our communities safe and fun by reporting any sort of cheating either directly in-game or via our dedicated web reporting tools for both Red Dead Online and GTA Online.”
It's good to see that Rockstar is cracking down on those looking to spoil the fun for everyone, and its methods for “taking out” such offenders is among the best in the industry.

Hi, i've been thinking about getting a menu and I found Stand Regular. It's at the top of what I'm willing to pay but seems worth the money.
But I wanted to ask a few things from people who have some experience modding:
1.Is that a good choice? I don't need some options, mostly just making money(from missions, not by adding artificially) crash protections, teleport and other quality of life changes, i wouldn't be needing any griefing tools or anything that interferes with other players.
2.I understand it's an internal menu, running as part of the game. How can it avoid detection by Rockstar Launcher checking the game files? Won't it get me banned for just being there?
3.Is the site I'm looking at, stand.gg, legit?
4.Is there a way to see when a Rockstar employee is spectating me? As far as I know you can get banned by auto detection of cheated money/cars, by getting reported for cheating in a public session, or by an admin who decides to take a look at what you're doing and witnesses you cheating. Can the menu prevent or warn me about the last one?
5.Are menus like Stand fun to use for someone not amused by griefing and aimbotting? As in, are there some fun things to do not designed to ruin the fun of others?
Sorry if the questions are dumb, but I've only ever used Menyoo for singleplayer and Modest Menu before for a while so I don't know much about mods, and I don't want to waste money by rushing it. Any answers and opinions are appreciated, thanks!

I got my first gaming laptop, a Lenovo Legion 5 15ACH6H, 2021 edition, last year in April 2022. After nearly a year of daily use, I thought I’d give a one year later review. Warning: take a drink, something to eat, because this is a long post. Enjoy the reading.
What are my specs:
l CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600H (6 cores, 12 threads, 3.3 GHz)
l GPU: Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060 Laptop (6 GB VRAM, 115W TDP)
l RAM: 32 GB DDR4 3200 MHz (upgraded from 8 then from 16)
l Storage: 2x SSD 2 TB (upgraded from a single 500 GB SSD)
l Battery: 60 Wh
l Screen: 120 Hz display version
Describing the upgrades:
The laptop first came with only 8 GB of RAM, so I added another 8 GB to have better performances right after the first time OS installation. Because I play Star Citizen on a regular basis, I upgraded again up to 32 GB. On the manual, it’s said to be the maximum of RAM the laptop can support.
500 GB of initial storage is quite short, even more if the OS installed is Windows as it takes a lot of storage. I installed a few games on the SSD then I spent a few months playing on an external HDD, then I placed a M2 SSD, format 2280, in the free PCIe slot. 2 TB is not that expensive during the sales and it’s worth the price. Recently, I replaced my 500 GB system 2242 SSD with a 2280 2 TB one. On the manual it’s said to support only M2 2242 SSDs on the initial storage slot, but the motherboard has a screw slot to lock the 2280 format.
RAM and storage are the only upgrades you can do, like many of today’s laptops. It also means an extra attention is mandatory to keep the whole beast in a good state the longest time possible.
How much it cost me on the initial purchase:
The laptop came without an OS. It was my choice of installing it myself because a laptop that comes with Windows preinstalled is 100 bucks more in the final price. I used that saved money to buy 8 GB of RAM and an OEM Windows licence that didn’t work. The whole bundle costed me 1001€, the laptop itself being at 950€ at the time. Today you can find it cheaper. To activate Windows, I did a little trick that was to make Windows believe that this new installation was in fact my old Windows laptop that was registered in my Microsoft account. It worked and never asked me for an activation key. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Performance review:
That’s why you’re here in the first place, right?
The laptop runs insanely good. The dedicated GPU feels powerful. Of course you won’t expect the same performances as its desktop version, but the gap between the two versions is the smallest among the RTX 30 series.
All the performance tests are performed on an external monitor.
The Witcher 3 legacy version runs a smooth 60 fps on an external monitor in maxed settings. For next-gen, you’ll have framerate drops even in high settings. Nvidia DLSS doesn’t run well too.
No Man’s Sky runs well overall. As it’s not optimized, quality-focused DLSS and high settings will run between 40 and 60 fps with some drops at 30 and below.
Cyberpunk 2077 runs a solid 60 fps with severe drops when getting back to the game from menus the inventory or the paused interface (pressed with ESC). This is most likely due to memory leaks from the time I played the game. Today I don’t encounter this issue with my 32 gigs. The settings are medium but the game still looks insanely good. The Nvidia raytracing does a good job with upping the performances while providing a better look in-game.
Star Citizen runs «well». The 60 fps are here in the void but you’re not getting past the 30 fps in cities. I noticed random severe and lasting drops to 10 fps in low-orbit stations like Port Tressler around Microtech.
I strongly recommend to watch proper benchmarks on YouTube but overall I am impressed that a laptop like this runs games that well, especially with the low heat levels registered by Core Temp. The CPU almost never goes to 90°C, and the GPU hardly reaches 70°C. When you’re gaming on a laptop, you must keep the vents free from obstruction to keep the air coming in and out. You can use a book as a support or a dedicated fan plate to help the air coming. You can gain 5°C like that. The laptop’s chassis is also made to get the lowest heat possible.
Basic desktop usage review:
I don’t really know how to put this. This is quite overkill if your usage is light gaming and basic desktop usage. However, thanks to the Optimus technology, you can switch off the dedicated GPU, therefore gaining a solid 6 hours of battery life. As a college student, this was mandatory.
Overall, this laptop is really worth the price, no wonder people on this sub don’t stop recommending it.
That is, if you stick with Windows 10. Because Windows 11 runs like shit and I get a way worse battery life than on Microsoft’s previous OS.
Linux review: how does the pinguin handle this beast?
I get you, why would you install Linux on a gaming laptop? If you want to play games, you can just stick with Windows and it’ll work just fine. But there are some people who believe in Linux’s potential regarding gaming, including myself. Look at the Steam Deck which runs just fine. It’s a particuliar case though, as SteamOS is made for the Deck’s hardware.
I dual-booted my laptop so I could run Linux on one of my 2 TB SSDs. Yes, I’ve split my storage capacity to have more storage on Linux. Why would I do that when I could just store all my games on a NTFS partition so it could be read by both Windows and Linux?
That is where you’re wrong!
Yes, Linux can read and write on NTFS. But the free operating system doesn’t handle well execution on this partition, probably because of the nature of the filesystem: NTFS uses a log function to report everything that happens on the partition, and that slows it down as hell on Linux. So I noticed that games installed on a NTFS partition and loaded with Linux and some Wine/Proton black magic, are much slower in loading times. The solution: use an ext4 partition which is natively compatible with Linux and the default filesystem for a standard installation.
The distribution I chose with this test is Linux Mint, because it’s easy to get into and can do pretty much everything you can do on Windows in terms of traditional desktop usage.
The gaming experience on Linux:
In terms of gaming, Steam is the pioneer in the Linux sector for the modern videogame sector. Valve has developed their own version of Wine, called Proton, which makes running Windows games even easier on Linux. This is the tool used by the Deck, and Proton compatibility for each Steam game can be found on ProtonDB. Running Steam games feels just like Window. Some games probably need ProtonGE though, which is a custom, "hormone-boosted" version of Proton.
As for non-Steam games, I haven’t much explored that part. I installed Star Citizen using Lutris, an alternative game Launcher for EGS, GOG, Origin, Steam games and games that don’t run on these platforms as well. Star Citizen runs like shit on the first launch but comes to the same perfs as Windows after precaching textures and shaders. In my personal experience, I was never able to launch Star Citizen again. The launcher runs just fine but the game crashes on launch. I had to apply an Easy Anti Cheat patch to make the game launch without having EAC blocking the way, maybe my issue is related to that.
Please note that anticheat-dependent games will have problems launching on Linux. As an example, Valorant is a no-go as Vanguard, the game’s anticheat, requires a deep kernel access that is granted by Windows upon installation. Linux doesn’t grant kernel access the same way, therefore the game can’t launch because of Vanguard.
Basic desktop experience:
As a Linux enjoyer, I prefer the traditional desktop experience over Windows. However, I can’t ignore the shitty battery life the laptop gets on Linux. It is mostly due to the Nvidia GPU not switching off properly to get the neat 6 hours of battery life I am supposed to get. Instead, I get at most 1h30 or 2 hours, hardly 3 when you’re literally AFK. This was tested with the Nvidia drivers version 470. When I’m writing this review, I switched to the recommended driver by Mint: version 525. I’ll provide additional information regarding battery life with this driver, but I don’t expect anything crazy.
To close this long-ass post, the Lenovo Legion 5 experience is really pleasing and I don’t regret switching to a laptop for gaming. As a student who can move anywhere, it’s more convenient to bring a powerful and portable machine outside rather than moving a whole desktop setup.