In a quest to either transform Grand Theft Auto 5 into a future iteration or break the game entirely, a modder has installed the ScamV mod, which promises to turn Los Santos into a "digital playground" for cybercriminals. However, the primary effect observed so far is the addition of a duffel bag that Franklin now carries, even when plummeting to his death shortly after loading into the game.
This unexpected inventory item appears to be a byproduct of the ScamV mod, which aims to allow players to "exploit vulnerabilities, use cloned cards, and build your underground fortune." The modder notes that while these features may exist, the current experience is dominated by the presence of the bag, possibly due to conflicts with numerous other installed mods that introduce elements like flying cars and new interiors.
Despite the mod's focus on cybercrime, attempts to interact with bank tellers by depositing fake checks have resulted in the game stating, "You don't have any fake cheques," with no guidance on how to acquire them. The modder humorously rated this interaction "Kafka-esque. Five stars." This has led to a situation where the modder seems to have inadvertently scammed themselves, acquiring only a stylish new bag rather than the promised criminal enterprise.