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I remember when I was invited to the Economy Team, raised concerns with suggestions, got kicked out because the ”Economy Team wasn't ready for the public” and that they'd invite me back when they had more to show. There was nothing, and I'm still waiting for my reinvite 6 weeks later. Furthermore, we can discuss and agree or disagree about the standards we want for the server but I'll reiterate what I said on another topic: A lot of people seem to think everyone's idea of roleplay has to match theirs. It doesn't. If you want to build and maintain a community, figure out what players want to roleplay and provide them the creative freedom to express themselves through the character they choose, and the scenarios they create. If it happens in real life, it's realistic. Has anyone asked gang roleplayers what they need for their roleplay? Motorcycle club players? Organized crime? Until you start doing that there's nothing to talk about. Get off the high horse and cut the ”stop complaining and get in-game” bullshit. That's the attitude that makes the average player go, ”fuck it. I'll join another server.” They don't care. They roleplay where they can roleplay what they want to roleplay. Period. Jack Welch said, “If you don’t have a competitive advantage, don’t compete.” LSRP doesn't have a script-wise competitive advantage in V. What other competitive advantage can we create? Deliver more value by creating more roleplay opportunities for different groups of roleplayers. First, ask for feedback. Second, be transparent. Third, reflect and review.

I don't know you, I barely ever heard anything good about you, but all I have seen you RP was deranged stuff like dismemberment (which by the way is against the rules) and rape. You OOCly bailed out on an IC war (not like it's the only occasion you mixed IC and OOC, which was the main reason why the inner war in Bellomo started) and MGed to no end along with another faction who has like 4 or 5 reports on them for MG. To prove my point: You tell people here this is a videogame but exactly over a videogame you made a poor comment on someone very dear to me who had just passed away, that was your introduction to me and I never even had any relation or interactions to you whatsoever. This is your brief resumé...You are absolutely delusional if you consider yourself even close to be a decent RPer, let alone a decent man. You're nothing but a keyboard warrior. Funny, or perhaps I should say pitiful, how you don't even fit anywhere on this "shitty server" lol. I suggest you get in touch with your friends who recently got banned or just quit because they couldn't keep up with standards without breaking the rules and see where they moved, I'm sure you fit better for those standards. Talking about people having to sit their ass down? If I were you I'd worry more about making sure your ass doesn't get hit by the door on your way out.

This is why people left, goofballs like you who get a tiny taste of power on a virtual game and wanna delete posts they don’t agree lmfao with a 30 PB and a bunch of shit factions cause the good ones left, sit your ass down

I didn't real the full thing but I believe I got the gist of it. This is something I've been yapping about since day 1 and honestly, this community is one of the most entitled community I've ever witnessed. (Partly the blame falls on staff for succumbing to the community and being submissive for the community's tantrums. Being open to feedback is not the same as bending over to the community. But that's a whole different issue). Anyways, the game is fun y'all. Login and give it another shot.

lol... excuse me, Ray Basso, the men are talking here. Give us a minute alright?

Lol this response here is quite revealing. You seem to be consistently addressing a roleplay community every week with an essay about the same topic. It makes me wonder why you believe the server should revolve around your preferences exclusively. It appears you think your way of roleplaying is the only valid one. It's worth noting that gang "ROLEPLAYERS" have always played a significant role in the success of LSRP. While you've expressed concerns about issues unrelated to your own character, such as being an illegal racer or whatever your role may be, it's important to consider the purpose of these frequent posts. You're correct in pointing out the unrealistic shootouts and similar problems, but some of your complaints may seem unnecessary. This entire post might lack a clear argument. You were the one bringing up these concerns, and it seems like nobody else shared them. What specific changes are you hoping to achieve through this post?

Honestly, you complained a lot, especially for two whole weeks, about various things, like weapon rules and illegal role-playing. This constant complaining was a major factor in why many people left. It felt like you wrote a whole book with all your complaints. Which eventually got things changed all those things you put up there you was the one mainly doing that nobody else. How many times will you create similar discussion threads about the same issues? This is your seventh general discussion thread, and it often revolves around the same complaints. It appears that you're trying to push the idea that it's other players making these complaints when, in reality, it might be you. From what I've observed, most complaints about LSRP focus on the job script, while other concerns seem less relevant. Some people choose not to play here solely because of this issue. LSRP is generally a great server to play on, but it has some shortcomings that will likely be fixed over time. However, your repeated posts won't contribute to solving these issues and might even make them worse. Personally, I haven't complained about the job script because I've easily made over $300,000, but I've rarely heard anyone else complain about things like home interiors or more roleplay schemes, aside from solo roleplayers.

The script / economy is fairly unforgiving to noobs especially compared to the other major RageMP server; an overcorrection of the savings-induced hyperinflation of the olden days. Any new player aware of both servers will almost automatically choose the easier option. And that's without considering the starting handicap of setting up something new to compete against an established name. To make matters worse, that server essentially embodies the same principles and playstyle that LS-RP traditionally caters to. RageMP LS-RP didn't have the odds in its favor to begin with. Staff added to their own difficulties by trying some weird hard-mode version of RP. And the script jobs that noobs typically gravitate to early on are supremely boring and ill-designed.

Why are you still here, my nigga?

Scandalouz makes good points. To see all the people who were begging for updates and then getting what they asked for try to come at him like a complainer instead of go IG and enjoy what they complained for themselves makes me laugh lol. Get over yourselves and get in game.

I genuinely chuckled at all the gang "roleplayers" whining about how I killed LS:RP by whining for gun control and against having a poorly escalated/unrealistic shootout every 45 seconds. Y'all can go. This thread isn't addressed to you. I'm addressing a roleplaying community and whatever remnants of it are still around. You fellas can check out a TDM server or some anime roleplaying project. I think it would be better catered towards your interests.

Yh Dom Toretto cried and then the whole server left, it's 70 players peak time 33 of them are cops the rest are "mallrats" tryna see virtual titties at the pit stop. Pretty much every gang faction has left, us included. It's too late you had a playerbase willing to give it a chance, fucked trucking up countless times. Introduced a basically no gun scheme. It's a game, gang banging involves guns. It's part of the fun of roleplaying one. Basically anyone who was willing to give it a chance has already tried it and left. It's over. What makes this server any better than another RP server that's already established? That will make players give it another chance, nothing. It's a business at the end of the day that's how competition works.