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Logistics and supply overhaul

I'd say we still need this, as ragemp tends to make windows and lights pop out randomly. Maybe it could be adjusted only to work on lights and windows? And limit it's usage with a cool-down period. Asking for money at this point doesn't seem fair imo.

Not many take this into consideration, but this shows simply that there was no market research done when entering another game. Spending 10 minutes at Twitch would've been enough to build a basic image on what the younger players want - unfortunately, it doesn't really scream "quality roleplay". I suppose many had this idea that the old roleplayers will come back, but we grew up and only a few of us remain here - most of us quit gaming completely and went on with adult lives. Honestly, that wasn't really visible from the regular player perspective. Most of those years me and my friends spent just roleplaying and ignoring all the drama around and we had a pleasant time. It wasn't hard to ignore unless you are someone who gets very attached to the community and must befriend everyone or someone that tends to go against the rules. I've brough this up multiple types during the development and many actually shared the same ideas - jobs have to be more dynamic, encourage player interaction. Even the most basic jobs as trash collection or courier can be done in a way so it would connect players and make the world more dynamic and dependent on players themselves. I suppose most of that was scratched and written off for the future amid the rush to launch the server sooner. I try to do that using government now, although the impact is minimal, but at least we try to make the environment slightly more dynamic. Yes, this! There's so many niche interesting law enforcement agencies that could've replaced the old concept! But now there's two that work on the same goal Seems like recently there were certain steps taken in the right direction, where power was directed to people willing to actually make a change. But time will tell.

There's no such thing as top-tier roleplay anymore, unless very small and enclosed communities. The newer generation is more used to the fivem type of "roleplay". I've tried multiple servers over the past few years while waiting for LSRP to launch and most of them are the same community-wise. You got bad apples everywhere. I'm not saying LSRP is different, it's exactly the same as everywhere else. There's other issues. Hell, even in samp it's the same. We tried to launch our own small niche roleplay community after lsrp closed - all was good until new players from elsewhere showed up and ruined the experiences.

Only certain legal factions have more paperwork, but they have been combating that recently and only people that choose to be either detectives, licensing officials or in the judicial system have to deal with more paperwork, otherwise, it's a paperless world where you can spend 100% of your time in-game. Can't say anything about make-up, as I haven't had used it, maybe @Natasha Valentine can comment on that more. As for clothing stores, from what I saw so far - Binco has everything under one roof? Correct me if I'm wrong. You can lease a cheap car almost immediately, the down payment aren't that big, otherwise you can use the super cheap rentals. I don't get when people complain cars, as there's so many options - both cheap and expensive, me and my friends haven't even brought that up as an issue. DMV could be tweaked - yes, the questions are very hard and most of them are simply misleading and wrong. The driving part is fine though. There's events almost every weekend, although most of them are organized not by the events team, but ICly by the City Cultural Affairs department. We have a career fair this Saturday! Technical issues impacted the server heavily, but ddos attacks were to be expected - I mean we even suffered from them back in SAMP.

There were many issues at first, but a lot of them were addressed as you said. The economy is actually good in my opinion. More good stuff is yet to come, but players have to give it a second chance.

GTA V map is huge. Even in servers with 500+ players, Los Santos feels relatively empty. That's why establishing roleplay hubs is important. Even during the golden years in SAMP, if you went to most parts in the western part of Los Santos, they would've been empty.

The issue doesn't lay in the location. County is even bigger than Los Santos and there's no way you're keeping players in one small town - there's just not enough space for most RP venues, especially illegal. Several key issues I see at the moment: - Slow development. Server updates are becoming even more rarer as the time goes, and so far these updates are minor and small. I don't know if it's because the developers busy or perhaps they are working on several big projects to release them all at once. I hope it's the second option. - Communication. Ever since Sal went on LOA, communication has been down a lot. No more staff meetings, no more news from the management. Again, I really hope this is silence before something big from their side. But players don't like silence. - Incomplete economy. Some people complain that the realistic economy model is bad. I personally think that it is good, but certain things are either missed out or done the wrong way. For example, car prices are wrong - some of them are too expensive, some are way too cheap. Rental car system is done terribly wrong - it's 20 times too cheap, there's absolutely no accountability, etc. Basically $20 burner cars that you can use for anything without any consequences, which also fucks up things for taxi businesses and transit schemes. Lack of ability to sell/scrap cars, etc. - Surplus of LEO. I'll be lynched for this, but there's too much players in PD/SD - most evenings 1/4-5th of the server are on duty officers. That's something you'd see in a C&R server. There's no challenge for the LEO players and they way overpower illegals - forcing them to RP in enclosed circles somewhere in interiors. Not to mention that most of the LEO players are actually good roleplayers and could really be much more useful in other legal non-LEO and illegal factions, as well as businesses.

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