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good stuff, keep it up

Why does the staff neglect scheme requests and respond after a week, when they're clearly active in the forums/Discord? I second Giovanni Sgroi's opinion, the economy is still a huge deterrent, especially for new players, the ones who don't complain are civilian characters who stand idly inside a bar. Let's face it, you need disposable income in order to also create roleplay, curb your "realistic economy" rhetoric.

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sleeping with the fishes

Oh that makes sense, but I feel like zoomers tend to exaggerate its image due to the video game influence and coverage it was subjected to, over the last years. If we make a realistic comparison with stock cars of the era, an M3 would easily smoke a stock Supra, just saying. Nice choice the RX7, love me some rotary craziness. I'd also pick the Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 for the nostalgia value (I've played countless hours on the first Gran Turismo games), and the timeless, evergreen design, that car is bound to skyrocket in value in the next years.

GTA V just needs a smaller, less dispersive map, and it would be perfect. Despite the huge map, I'd still take it over SAMP, it's a 20 year old game, just let it die man

For me it's the Toyota AE86. A classic, iconic car in the Japanese pop/car culture. I also had a blast racing it online in sim racing games like Assetto Corsa, it's slow by modern standards but handles like a go-kart. I don't get the hype behind the Supra though.

i7 8700, GTX 3070 8GB, RAM 32GB DDR4

Taxi Driver, Goodfellas, Full Metal Jacket