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Dan Brown's "Origin" and Katherine Neville's "The Eight"
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I really hope this is the last one. Watching players walk out by the day is extremely demotivating even for the rest of us who wish to stay and see the server launch.
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I can barely even hit the ball. I like the mode with the spikes and tornadoes cuz I can only score with those power ups
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I am getting SAMP vibes.
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That's some really good stuff man.
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Using the $5.000 I had left to buy a ticket and win a car at some casino. Then, winning another car the following day.
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Nice!
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Los Santos County District Attorney's Office - Faction Overview
Quicky replied to Quicky's topic in General Discussions
It sounds like a cool idea, but it could lead to jurisdictional conflicts. Moreover, I don't think the volume of work and investigative need will ever grow to the point that prosecutors cannot collect the necessary evidence either themselves (witness depositions) or with the help of peace officers (contraband, video footage, etc.). It would be more effective and efficient to use liaisons than to turn the DA's office into an investigative faction which is not what intend to do. In any case, we should prioritize the server's needs and creating another LEO faction is not one of them. If the justice system is flooded with players, we could still try a different approach and ask our liaisons to help with certain cases similar to the "DA squads" police departments use by forming teams of officers to help prosecuting agencies that operate in a small geographical area. -
Los Santos County District Attorney's Office - Faction Overview
Quicky replied to Quicky's topic in General Discussions
They wouldn't sit and wait longer because regardless of the plea one enters, the sentence remains the same and must be served. Hence, we decided to avoid a plea of not guilty which would require the defendant to stay in jail indefinitely pending the trial commencement.