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1.0.8.0, 1.0.7.0, 1.0.4.0, or the Complete Edition (1.2.0.43 or 1.2.0.59), with an ASI loader such as Ultimate ASI Loader. On another version the mod looks for what it needs by its bytes, and stays off, saying why, if it can't find it.

Keys come from the team's administrators, one per person. Ask whoever invited you to the beta. Each key makes one account.

The beta plays on one PC per account. Ask an administrator to free your account, then sign in on the new PC.

Some keys come with a time on the beta, counted from your first sign-in in the game. When it's over the mod locks; an administrator can give you more.

The game keeps running. The crash is sent to the team at your next sign-in and shows on Your beta, where you can follow it from Sent to Fixed.

Yes, and it's on from the start: RB and D-pad down opens the menu. Settings > Controls has a PlayStation and an Xbox page. The DualSense is read by the mod itself, with its adaptive triggers and haptics, and an on-screen keyboard types for you.

Yes. Join one of Xanophia's servers from the start screen's Multiplayer, or host a Free Mode or Party Mode lobby for your friends to join. Each player needs their own PC and beta account.

A crash in the mod never takes the game down, and everything it changes in the game is undone when it turns off. Your password is never kept as itself: only a key made from it (PBKDF2, 600,000 rounds), and the game proves it has that key without sending it.

No. Xanophia is a fan-made mod and isn't affiliated with Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive. You need your own copy of GTA IV.