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.

Zaylen meeting new friends in Harlow.

This thread is reserved for Zaylen Fleece's journey through Idlewood, showcasing his life and character development through RolePlay.