NevadaUSA

I joined this server pretty late, last November. Played very actively, until March, took a long break, just returned like September or so. Before I took a break, everyone was saying the server's dying blablabla, but I came back months later and it's still active, I still found the same people RPing the same thing as when I took the break. What I found is that here, even with small playerbase, there's more RP than on a large server with hundreds of players. Can we just not say SAMP is dead?! I've seen SAMP servers currently with 700+ players. Whining is not going to solve anything. Before I tried GTA:V RP, I thought SAMP was cooked, too, but after going on a heavy text RP server there, I realized it's not the case. V offers a different kind of RP than SAMP. The two can coexist with each other. Statistically, it's more likely to find people who are willing to play on LS-RP than not. Food for thought: Gamers worldwide: ~3.2 billion Even if only 0.01% of gamers are interested in text-based RP, that’s 320,000 potential players. A healthy server only needs 400–500 players. My question to everyone: how do you expect more players if the only people knowing about LS-RP either accidentally found it or came back for the nostalgia? Advertising is the key to get more players. I believe that more people can run SAMP than GTA:V.

Blueberry trailer park / Red County in general. I haven't been able to find houses there much.

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(Hustle makes the world bustle.)

(Those slow days be like >>>).

(EAT. SLEEP. HUSTLE. REPEAT.)

(Something's brewing.)

(Ain't nobody fuckin' with the OGs).

(Zaylen meeting Idlewood's finest)

(Little squabbling match at Lennox with the homies, pre-hospital incident).

“Just another black kid caught in Los Santos’ endless cycle of violence. He’s still here — now it’s months of healing.”

"Why did I come all the way outta here for this?"

Someone is letting the boys know, they're watching them.