Maxim

The remasters are in a different game engine, so not really.

Heyo.

Watching Twin Peaks right now, currently in season 2. It was recommended to me by a friend of mine so I gave it a shot, apparently it's also praised online quite often. I'm liking it so far, sure the show may be weird at times and there are only like 2 background soundtracks, but it's actually appealing in some way (especially when you consider the fact it was filmed two decades ago).

That won't be the case anymore, what you're bringing up happened a few years ago under different people. I've already brought up Licensing's fiasco in one of our faction-leadership meetings and made it clear that's not a route we're going for. Government licenses, and the department itself won't be a heavy burden to deal with as it was before. As for the other thing - it's true that law enforcement should do it, however we decided to take it in because it makes things easier script-wise.

We haven't looked into it yet, but we're going to discuss the idea soon (this upcoming week). Not sure it might happen tho, it's early to tell. Not sure what those obvious reasons are, but yes. Licenses will be handled by the government and the whole process is going to be done in-game.

Hello everyone, I am Maxim, some of you may know/remember me as Frank Underhill and I'm currently in charge of the government faction here in LS-RP:V. With the move to GTA:V we decided to make major changes to the government faction, how it functions and its structure. Here are some changes we decided to take, with a brief explanation as to why we went that route: Los Santos City Government - We decided to revert back to a municipal system, the Mayor overseeing all government operations instead of the Secretary of State or the Lieutenant Governor. We went through multiple concepts and decided it would be best to re-introduce LSGOV, while not the best system - it is better than what we had before. Involvement - The government will be more involved with legal factions and the community in general. We want to introduce new concepts that weren't around on SAMP, with some already in place such as the city budget (which involves all government factions), in-game licenses and more. We want to maintain an interactive government, with useful services (both in roleplay and script-wise) that players could use. New services - We integrated new services into the faction, such as the Department of Medical Examiner-Coroner, firearm licenses and parking enforcement. We want to improve roleplay and move on from old concepts (such as impounding vehicles non-stop). *Everything is still being discussed and might change by the time the server releases. In order to support these new changes, we decided to open up recruitment and allow players to join the faction pre-launch. If you wish to take a look at our open vacancies go ahead and check our new forums: https://forum.lsgov.us/ We also have a brand new Discord server which can be found here: https://discord.gg/DVGfh3nsKP If you have any ideas/questions related to LSGOV feel free to write them down here, or join our Discord and message us there.

Looks good!

Sometimes you gotta know when to let go.

It's going to be on Unreal engine apparently, I'm excited tbh.

Welcome back.

Game of Thrones up to season 4 lol, then it started going downhill.

Finished watching it yesterday, it was nice overall but the finale was kinda meh. I enjoyed watching it, but I can't say "it's the best show out there" as a lot of people claim.

Let's go!

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Great work, Will.

Tax people.

Wholesome thread. Happy birthday.

I used to no-life AOE II and Stronghold Crusader when I was a kid, played their HD versions recently and got some sense of nostalgia back. I always used to set up skirmishes on Stronghold with different rulers, was mad fun back then. Don't think I'm geting AOE IV tho, reminds me of a mobile game. I'll watch videos when it comes out and decide.

Lance Vance Dance.

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