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That's the problem, developers don't want to dedicate time anymore, I can't imagine SAMP is easy to script on, which is why I advocate for RAGE because as far as I'm aware it's a lot easier to implement new scripts and code. Of course good roleplayers don't need scripts and stuff but it does a lot more for the immersion if there's script support, RPing making drugs for example with no script support with a bunch of /me's followed by admin requests would be a whole lot lousier than having a dedicated script where you can roleplay the process as well as physically see what you're making.

RAGE has been (for a long time) and will always be superior to SAMP, SAMP is nice for the aesthetics, but in terms of long-term script support and diversity in terms of what you can do, RAGE will always trump SAMP. This is coming from the head of modding for SAMP, I can tell you that it's 100% easier to implement clothing, scripts, items, vehicles into RAGE than it is on SAMP, on SAMP you can't have custom vehicles, custom weapons, I tried to make custom kuttes/vests for MCs based off of one model that they could texture over but it's too much work for developers and the idea sunk from the get-go whereas in RAGE, most of the common MCs vests have already been made and are easy to add. And even if they aren't, it's super easy to re-texture the existing vests on GTA:V. SAMPs nostalgic, that's why everyone came back, but after months of playing (even with updates adding new scripts which were janky at best due to how SAMP works), everyone realized that there was nothing more to SAMP, it was the same rinse and repeat cycle. I for one, alongside most of the community that's still left are waiting for LSRP:V, if it works it works but I'm not holding my breath.

LSPD, LSSD Units Ambushed on Sunset Avenue by Gunmen in Tactical Gear August 20th, 2025 By Rachel Moreno | Los Santos Times Los Santos, San Andreas — A shooting broke out late night Wednesday involving officers from the Los Santos Police Department (LSPD) and deputies from the Los Santos Sheriff’s Department (LSSD) came under heavy fire late Tuesday night in what officials are calling a "deliberate, military-style ambush" on Sunset Avenue. The incident occurred around 9:40 PM on August 20th, near the corner of Sunset Avenue and Marlton Avenue. Officers had originally tried to stop the vehicle when multiple suspects, dressed in tactical gear, launched a coordinated surprise attack using high-powered firearms. As of current, the LSPD nor the LSSD have released a statement. “This was not some random shootout or gang hit,” said a local witness to reporters Thursday morning. “These individuals came prepared, they were equipped, and they knew what they were doing." Eyewitnesses described the scene as “chaotic and terrifying.” “It was like a war zone,” said Lamar Taylor, a local resident who lives just a block away. “I saw guys in vests, full masks, rifles — everything. They weren’t just shooting randomly. They were coordinated.” Preliminary analysis of the suspects' tactics from phone footage taken has raised alarms within the law enforcement community about potential former military servicemen involvement. According to military experts, the video showed "Co-ordinated movement, communication, and support by fire tactics often used by the US Military during drills and field exercises.". Investigators are currently reviewing surveillance footage from surrounding businesses and traffic cams in an effort to identify the attackers. So far, no arrests have been made, but authorities are following multiple leads. Some in the law enforcement community have suggested that the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) could be involved in investigations. This story is developing. Follow LS Times for updates.

They're so cute together : 3