Aberdeen

what the fuck is a bibi jaguar

Fuck yeah. Hope you go full Tito on the cringe-lords that turned Balkan OC roleplay into Second Life with guns.

the fuck

this thread is a MAJOR CRIME against the standards of rosenplay

neck yourself

needs more jpg compression. i can still read some of the scripts

Ели, пили, веселились, а на утро прослезились...

Well deserved Rye, Kev, and the rest of the brigada.

This faction is worth scores more than any popularity contest and I look forward to witnessing its continued ascent into the annals of LS-RP history solely under the merit of the narrative geniuses herein.

Streets been missing you, OG.

I can fix her...

I'll save you all the hassle of voting and accept the award for Kindest Player of the Year ahead of time. I'd like to make special mention of @badhbh for being by my side and supporting me on this transformative journey. I love you all.

Your screens look fine but why should you hold my opinion (or anyone's, for that matter) in such high regard? Do you enjoy your roleplay? Do you feel like you're developing your character in a realistic manner? Do you even enjoy making and posting screens documenting your RP? These are the questions you should be asking yourself. Blaze your own trail. It's really not that deep.

Out of character information This faction is the latest in LS-RP's Eurasian OC continuum, of which numerous prominent official and unofficial factions have been a part. Armenian Power acts as street-level enforcers for both the Los Santos-based Eurasian organized crime interests – better known as the “Russian mafiya” – as well as the prison-based Mexican Mafia (“Eme”) and their Sureño counterparts. While the group does share many aesthetic similarities with L.A. cholo culture, operationally they are much more diverse, with transnational connections stretching half way across the world thanks to the diaspora of the former Soviet Union, and are typically more involved in white-collar crimes than Hispanic gangs. At the time of writing, this faction sits under the authority of LS thief-in-law Marat Gusarov and his brigada but operates with the autonomy of a familiar West Coast street gang. CK permissions will be assumed by your posting in this thread or via Discord. Related factions Armenian Power enforces for Mexican Mafia under “key-holder” Edgar “Troubs” Luna Armenian–American organized crime figures involved with Petrela—Bajraktari weapon smuggling conspiracy Armenian Power resurgence around Central Avenue under Vahan Torosyan following Operational Power Outage Armenian figures found tied to identity fraud, luxury car theft rings lead by LS–based Russian and Armenian “thieves-in-law” Naum Kaplan, “Grisha” Aranovich, Ulan Zada, Matous Yeghoyan, among others Useful resources 13 Members and Associates of Rival Armenian Syndicates Arrested on Federal Complaints Alleging Attempted Murder, Kidnapping, Theft Rival Armenian Mob Heads Arrested in Blood Feud Sparked at Burbank Home Armenian Power Grand Jury RICO Indictment (LSRP) Guide to Roleplaying an Armenian by Kanpol

This thread will follow the development of Soghomon "AP Pirate" Yeghoyan.

3 Gang Members Sentenced Following Retaliation Stabbing JUN/12/2017 LOS SANTOS — Three members of an East Vinewood street gang were sentenced to a combined 25 years for their roles in the 2016 stabbing of Bloods-affiliated gang rival Treyvaun Pope after the latter allegedly partially blinded one of the attackers in a previous assault. In separate hearings, US District Judge Randall Archuleta sentenced Soghomon Yeghoyan, 21, a/k/a "AP Pirate", of East Vinewood to 10 years in federal prison and ordered to pay $21,395 in restitution. Judge Archuleta also sentenced Robert Grigoryan, 20, of East Vinewood to 8 years in federal prison and ordered to pay $8,038 in restitution. Finally, Matous Garabedian, 22, a/k/a "AP Rapid", of Temple to 7 years in federal prison and ordered to pay $7,248 in restitution. Yeghoyan, Grigoryan, and Garabedian – all members of the East Vinewood-based Armenian Power (AP13) street gang – all pleaded guilty to one count of assault with a deadly weapon as well as breach of the peace. The harsh sentencing reflects the current Los Santos Mayor Jonathan Schrader's tough-on-crime, pro-police stance for which he won re-election into his second term earlier this year. In response to the sentencing, Mayor Schrader commented: "The sentencing of these individuals shows the need now, more than ever, for us to support our brave law enforcement officers in their selfless struggle to stamp out violence in our streets, whether committed against civilians or other criminals."