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Up And scress !! Good Luck the We is US 🐓

very original faction, keep it up!

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“The rooster does not kneel, it fights until the last feather.” Krakas Dindoval, Founder of the Peshian Clan Far across the ocean lies Peshia, a land of dust, mountains, and undying pride. Unlike any other nation, the Peshian people do not worship gods or idols. Their faith lies in the Rooster, a sacred symbol representing freedom, dignity, honor, courage, and respect. To the Peshians, the crow of the rooster at dawn is not merely the sound of a new day, it is the reminder that no man should bow, no matter how dark the night before. The rooster’s cry is the voice of defiance, of hope, and of the eternal struggle to remain free. The Peshian Clan was born in the early 1800s, forged by Krakas Dindoval during one of the darkest chapters in his nation’s history. Surrounded by enemies and consumed by internal conflict, Peshia was on the brink of collapse. Krakas, a man of vision and unyielding will, united the scattered tribes under a single banner, the banner of the Rooster. It was not just a symbol but a way of life. He instilled in his followers a sacred creed: “Fight with honor, die with pride, live for the Rooster.” Through generations, the Clan rose to prominence as both warriors and diplomats. They defended their homeland from invaders, expanded their influence through strength and cunning, and became a name spoken with both fear and reverence. The Peshian way emphasized balance, strength tempered by integrity, ruthlessness guided by principle. The disciples of the Rooster carried their creed into countless battles, each one a testament to the unbroken spirit of their founder. But even the strongest flames can be smothered by betrayal. The Clan’s long-standing alliance with the Sons of Bombay, once their most trusted brotherhood, turned to ruin. Pride and ambition poisoned their bond, sparking a war that bled Peshia dry. The conflict raged for years, destroying cities, shattering families, and breaking the will of even the proudest warriors. When the last battle was lost and the smoke lifted, Peshia lay in ruins. The Sons of Bombay claimed victory, and the Peshian Clan was forced to abandon their homeland. Exile became their new reality. The surviving members boarded ships and sailed westward, leaving behind the ashes of their nation in search of a place to rebuild. Their journey ended in Los Santos a chaotic city of greed, corruption, and fleeting loyalties. Here, the Clan found both danger and opportunity. The Peshians, once noble guardians of a proud nation, now had to adapt to a new world that knew nothing of their honor or history. Yet even in this foreign land, the spirit of the Rooster refused to die. The Code of the Rooster remains the heartbeat of the Peshian Clan. It is not a set of laws written on parchment but a living creed carried in the soul of every disciple. Freedom, to the Peshian, is sacred, no man should ever submit to another’s chains, whether forged from gold or fear. Dignity follows as the measure of a man’s worth; one’s actions reflect the Clan as a whole, and to disgrace oneself is to disgrace the entire brotherhood. Honor is treated as an unbreakable bond. A word given by a Peshian carries the weight of blood, and to betray it is to invite eternal shame. Courage is expected, not requested; every member is taught to face their battles with unflinching resolve, knowing that even in defeat, there is pride in the struggle. Lastly, respect governs all. Among themselves, it breeds unity. Toward outsiders, it must be earned through conduct, not demanded through fear. These five tenets, passed down through generations, define what it means to live — and die as a Peshian. Today, the Clan’s presence in Los Santos is quiet yet deliberate. They operate through legitimate fronts, auto garages, local markets, and small businesses, which serve both as sources of income and as anchors for their community. Behind the scenes, the Clan weaves a complex web of influence built not upon brute force but upon loyalty, reputation, and calculated respect. While crime inevitably intertwines with their survival, it is not chaos that drives them. Rather, it is the unyielding pursuit of purpose, to reclaim the honor of a lost homeland, to preserve the ancient code of their people, and to let the Rooster’s cry be heard once again across a foreign land. The Peshian Clan is more than an organization; it is a living memory of a nation that refuses to be forgotten. In Los Santos, they walk among thieves, killers, and outcasts, yet remain something greater, exiled warriors bound by blood and belief. Their struggle is not for wealth or fame but for identity, for the echo of their ancestors, and for the promise that someday, somewhere, the sun will rise again over Peshia. “For the Rooster. For Peshia.” — The Peshian Clan

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There are too few players compared to those years. Someone pointed out it's a community based game, which means less people in your community, less going on, less of a golden age. Any LSRP golden age included a vast range of different factions that were extremely active. You still have latino gangs, black gangs, mobs, but there are no prison gangs, white gangs, barely any smaller cliques that fill up the world. On top of that, most of us when we started were in our teens. The reason we won't return is because the ideal player base is a much younger age, with more time available. And that ideal player base is occupied with more up to date games. Which 15/16/17 year old is trying to play San Andreas Multiplayer?

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Sergeant Justin Reynolds (left) & Sergeant First Class Devon Reynolds (right), 75th Ranger Regiment Somewhere in Kandahar, circa 2017.

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