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I think that 6 people are too much for small business, like someone else said, those mom and dad type of shops - only places that are quite big need so many people. I used to run a bowling alley in Fort Carson and I only needed like two employees because there was no need for more people. Some businesses will never run and make profit with 7 people(including the manager, the leaser). That would only cause money problems - I understand that the reason behind this is roleplay but it would be nice to see more flexibility in these types of rules(I remember taking care of Leasing Businesses with Mike a couple of years ago and we had to make a system where people could role-play and make some money out of a business).
Also, the business list is rather dull - nightclubs usually bring out some weird(not to say bad) roleplay. It's not a place full of initiatives and creative ideas in terms of roleplay. You guys should let people decide where they wanna set their business, even though you have a list, some players will want their business very close to their faction territory or unique places(like the country side, or maybe someone wants to open a funeral service type of business, for example). Creating flexibility in terms of areas and types of businesses will certainly increase the application number and the unique ideas that follow a business.
Other than that, I really like the structure - it's important to make sure that people are using a business properly, and that it will bring new roleplay material - there was a huge problem back on LSPR (GTASA) with this - people used to lease businesses without any intention to roleplay it properly, to act like a businessperson, hire people, etc.
March Release Update
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A group blog by LS-RP Staff in Official
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seconding this - I totally agree with Allegra here. I thought LS:RP has changed its strategy a bit but it's the same old strategy that's been going since 2015.