It’s a little over 48 hours since Grand Theft Auto V was released on PC, and Rockstar’s latest open-world game has already been cracked to allow for modding.

According to popular GTA modder ENB, Rockstar released the PC version of GTA V with some safety measures to ensure it isn’t modded prior to the developer giving the go ahead. “Rockstar did everything to prevent modding of GTA V,” ENBSeries wrote on modding website ENBdev.

But shortly after modders thought it would be nearly impossible to hack into GTA V, GooD-NTS revealed they have hacked into the game and have gained access to its file archives. GooD-NTS backs up their claim of hacking into GTA V by posting several screenshots on GTAforums.com.

Now that GTA V’s archive files have been exposed, modders will be able to mod the game to their heart’s content as they can access character models, textures, and A.I. scripts. Considering just how much modding prolonged the life of Grand Theft Auto IV on PC, we certainly think this is a step in the right direction to keep GTA V going strong for years. It’s just a shame Rockstar didn’t think so in the first place.