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Bully Online, a fan-made, open‑source mod released last December, has been shut down and taken offline indefinitely; the server is down, the source code has been removed, and user data will be deleted, with no reason given yet, and the lead creator plans to explain in a forthcoming video.
A PC mod that added online gameplay to Rockstar's Bully was abruptly removed about a month after launch; the developers said the takedown was not what they wanted, deleted user data, and will publish a formal statement later, while the situation fuels discussion about Rockstar's stance on multiplayer mods and how projects like FiveM fit into its ecosystem.
A dedicated team of modders, led by YouTuber SWEGTA, is close to releasing Bully Online, a free mod that adds full online multiplayer features to the 2006 game Bully, including vehicles, mini-games, and roleplay support, without adding guns, and plans to make it available to the public in the near future.
A fan-made mod for Bully called Bully Online is launching its Early Access in December for supporters on Ko-Fi, offering multiplayer gameplay, mini-games, customization, and exclusive supporter perks. The project, developed by a small team, aims to blend sandbox and competitive elements, with public release planned for the future. The original Bully game remains popular among fans, despite no official sequel from Rockstar.
A dedicated team of modders has created an online multiplayer mode for Bully, allowing players to enjoy minigames, roleplay, and more, as a fan-made alternative since Bully 2 has not been officially developed by Rockstar.