Funny you mention that, considering that I'm actually a close friend of Zolika.
You know, people tend to give him a lot of shit without realizing what actually went down. He gave up modding recently due to ThirteenAG's and FusionFix's constant harassment and doxxing, plus they basically got a bunch of people to rally against him with their own harassment and to help spread the slander.
Unfortunately, his stuff still remains closed-source which
is a shame, because it'd be nice if people could at least continue his work for him. But he's been treated pretty terribly over minor misunderstandings and things that simply weren't in his control. Which honestly in itself is just ridiculous. We're all modders and the fact that as of late (with GTA's modding community probably being one of the worst culprits), modding has gotten so toxic is just beyond me. It's so unnecessary because at the end of the day we all want to just improve our favorite games, and we should stop throwing stuff at each other and just work together more on stuff. And even when there is drama, people seriously need to learn to act like adults and talk it out. No sense in holding grudges for God knows how long.
Zolika actually has evidence to back himself up and he does his best to explain everything. But he's actually suffered a lot of IRL shit because of the things people have said and done to him, ruining not just his modding career, but his life and maybe even his family.
Read Saying Goodbye on Zolika1351's Zone
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Read Final goodbye on Zolika1351's Zone
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Regardless of whose side you're on, I still think everyone's behavior towards him is still just heavily uncalled for. The fact especially that ThirteenAG and other groups actively tried to ruin everything as much as possible for him is really sickening. If people didn't like him, it's not like they couldn't just simply ignore him or something, instead of actively being a prick about it.
Sorry, I'm not trying to rope drama into this thread on purpose, but I
do want people to understand that sometimes this sort of thing just... isn't really necessary.