So, for now, it’s a case of grimace and bear it. Rockstar will clamp down on them eventually, but it's previously been slow to combat players cheating in other aspects of GTA Online. The modders, the trolls, the hackers-whatever we’re calling people with enough time on their hands to bother winding up strangers on the internet instead of doing something productive-are using invincibility so as to wreak the most havoc possible. And until Rockstar patch the problem, there's no way of escaping, bar quitting the game altogether and playing a private online session, which kind of defeats the point of online play. They annoy in other ways, too, taking control of players and making them dance stupidly, or blow themselves up-game-breaking intrusions for the affected. All that’s happening is some not-even-smartass mods have mucked about with the game’s code enough so as to indulge in, as Kotaku phrases it, “naughty stuff.” They’re creating some pretty shitty-looking animations where one character model thrusts their hips at another. Six days before that, Kotaku reported on this threat to GTA Online players, again putting that R-word in quotation marks. “Players are having their characters tormented and ‘raped’ by online trolls,” shouted a Metro headline this week. Read the news-both in the games press and the mainstream-and you might believe that Rockstar has reached a new low, a more appalling depth of wretchedness than the whole Hot Coffee thing, which was at least consensual sex.

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