[March Release Update]

why is a lawnmowing job on the list for a minimum release? y can u give people piggybacks??? 

 

just release the server without all this useless shit and add it in the future. people never expected lsrp to outdo world in terms of features they just wanted more of an emphasis on illegal RP and better staff

[Weapon and Drug Schemes]

excuse my scepticism but what separates this from the old strawman system? is the weapon scheme going to end up like its old friend by becoming a lucrative group whos membership is afforded only to a select few, while the rest have to blow mafia recruits and fight for scraps? why do it on a strict case-by-case basis? you could just give admittance to groups that dont break rules and allow them to buy basic weapons instead of falling into the same old pattern of constant regulation

 

its already been proven that factions cant be trusted to distribute weapons properly. what about grey characters that arent in illegal factions but still wanna engage in criminal rp? there's never going to be an incentive for somebody to sell them firearms when they can hand them out to their faction members n ooc friends instead

 

if u dont see the issue with having 1 guy (the faction leader) applying to the scheme, and then giving him the guns with the expectation of proper distribution then idk what to say lol 7 years of samp went out of the window

[LS-RP:V Release Date (emotional) (shocking)]

would've released it. the more features you stack on one another the more problems you'll have on launch, especially when you have a very hyped project. you can't test well for 500+ players, especially on a platform you don't have much experience with. 

getting a good tested infrastructure going and adding content periodically might be less hype but its also a lot less risky and lets you accommodate your community directly rather than flipping the bay area roleplay coin

 

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Much different; so we started adding estimates to everything. 4 hours to finish phone calls, 16 hours to finish trucking, 2 hours here 4 there and so on. I've done estimations on an enterprise level in the past and it's a known secret that at the start of the project, unless you have a thorough specification, they're just made up numbers. Nobody knows and everyone's guess is meaningless, you're just working in a ballpark

 

you even said it yourself. how can you accurately account for all the potential issues you'll get between here and feb?