Duckling

This could be u- No wait, this is us

Mikee, but it's the Christmas edition

that's right

try me

Mmartin even mentioned it himself. With option two, there will be more time to thoroughly test everything. Staff now has access to the server and has the ability to play around and figure bugs and exploits. Early supporters got to see the character creation, and trust me, you haven't seen anything like that anywhere. I was impressed. If that continues along and they make all the scripts as polished and well done as that one, the wait will be worth. Yes, but early supporters will soon be able to create characters in-game and they're gonna be allowed to have multiple characters at launch.

Yessir, so ist es

Sheriff.

Chop it into small pieces, take a straw, put said straw's end in one of your nose openings, lay the other end onto the finely chopped weed and proceed with a big s n i f f. How to put a condom on?

That is a nice idea. I don't think that there will be a working High School at the beginning, but it would be nice having something like that if one opens down the line.

I have the same opinion regarding academies. Sadly, I'm not part of the Training Bureau, but as far as I know the academy will stay the same way it was on SAMP. We're also striving to expand the academy with some other courses to provide a more immersive and eventful experience for our upcoming colleagues.

hallo, deputy hofmann

Aaand you found em, how you doing Swank

Being a troll as usual, sup with you

Per MMartin all legal factions are required to open their recruitment processes within 14 days of the server launch.

Sorry to break it to you, I'm not actually a duck. It's just a way to evade taxes

Damn, Skilla, you're thicker than a bowl of oatmeal 😋

we have a long way to go, work harder people

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My opinion is that the in-game academy is a necessary process that every recruit should go through. Mainly under a group environment with other recruits and Training Bureau personnel. Settling in is a very important step into joining the Sheriff's Department. I'm thinking that it's way better to make a recruit feel comfortable and get a better grasp of their actions on the field by doing Custody and Patrol school roleplay, instead of removing the whole academy and throw them on the street where they have to do Field Training Patrols with FTOs (Field Training Officers) that take it seriously and don't allow many mistakes, ultimately leading to a bad interaction with the trainee and leaving them anxious and scared of the future DORs (Daily Observational Patrol). Leaving some room for recruits to experience some fun roleplay during the classes and during custody would settle them the best and make a prime deputy out of them. Some find the academy classes where you go over the manuals lenghty and boring, but contrary to that, the Training Bureau gets valuable information. Example would be whether the recruit receives information well, how they behave, their roleplay quality and engagement. That being said, stay active even during classes, the /me's and chats are being tracked and you will be graded internally and eventually booted out if you don't meet the requirements. We've had the academies and the Training Bureau for the longest time and it's one of the key aspects in our faction. I wouldn't never consider a removal.