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interesting

mashallah lets get it 💪

I joined in mid 2016 when I was 15. Prior to LSRP, I had never played on a roleplaying server before, nor did I have friends who even played SAMP, but after a few months of joining and a series of unexpected events, I started bumping into a few players who lived in the same country as me and we started playing together. For the next 3-4 years, we no-lifed, sinking around 6-10hrs daily on the server. I'm now 23 and the only one from our friend group that still actively plays LSRP. We still talk to each other frequently and play other games like VALORANT or Rocket League. As for a highlight, its hard to pick one as everyday during 2017-2019 was a blast. Running Eagles Enterprise in 2019 is definitely up there as one of the most rewarding experiences, but general fucking around while on discord and playing 10 hours nonstop in 2017 was probably more enjoyable.

it dont hit the same no more

Downtown Comedy Club probably my last interior for a long while

Super quick house in Fort Carson

WIP - Downtown Comedy Club

my new favorite interior on the server insane work drumj

Biker Clubhouse Also:

Given the fractured relationship b/w the management and the community, I don't see how the RAGE server will be a success. Treating the same community like shit and then expecting the same community to follow you to RAGE doesn't make sense. Why would anyone trust the same people in charge to suddenly turn good when a new server launches? The devs and management should focus on mending relationships with the community, dishing out a few high priority updates and finding a way to reach out to old players, telling them the SAMP server is back. I bet most don't even know LSRP had relaunched. The SAMP server is not hopeless as some are making it out to be. Even giving the semblance of activity should motivate players enough to stick around. At the moment it seems that apart from a handful of staff members, nobody else is putting in an effort to keep the server active. All of this compounds to giving a sense of stagnation and decline, which can easily be remedied. Why would the community stick around knowing the management's focus is not entirely on SAMP? Adopting a proactive approach rather than a reactive approach is necessary to keep the server healthy at this moment. Even in the Mapping Team I wish we did more proactive work rather than responding to requests if/when they come. Reaching out to players for mapping, rather then being expected to reached out to is what will keep the server healthy in this moment. Even adding little environment mappings occasionally or auctioning pre-furnished interiors would go a long way. A faction thread will get archived the minute it reaches 7 days of inactivity, but property requests, ban appeals, suggestions, classifieds etc. will sit there for months before they are processed. This just shows the core issue with LSRP at the moment and why moving to RAGE won't fix anything. A lot of people left the SAMP server because of the drop in the standard of roleplay and poor management, rather than shitty graphics, which is the only thing GTA V has over GTA SA, so I don't see how moving to RAGE fixes the core issue. Unless the issues at SAMP are fixed, I doubt anybody would be willing to move to RAGE.

WIP - Underground Betting Shop WIP - Bikers Clubhouse

Furniture objects: Modern Desktop PC with peripherals Ceiling lights and lamps without lighting effects Basketball jerseys and MC vests Sneakers Country flags textures (Serbia, Russia, Japan, Italy etc.) Walls with baseboards (will save a lot of slots when furnishing)