DEFCON

Overall NO from me. For obvious reasons, because of too much chopping RP. The crim RP has somewhat boiled down to chopping only. If bikes were to be used in the chop system more frequently, then there are certain aspects that should be considered first: NPC bikes should be added for this purpose. Old system of chopping for NPC bikes only. Player-owned bikes should not be allowed to get chopped the old way. If old system is revised exclusively for NPC bikes, then the time it needs to be completed should be in longer lengths like 10 - 15 or even 20 minutes instead of 3 - 5 minutes. OR Insurance company (Mors Insurance for example) should be able to automatically send an alert to police of a stolen bike being chopped along with the location, if the time-duration for chopping were to remain the same. Otherwise it will not benefit the roleplay standard as everyone will be rushing to chop a bike and there won't be any more peace of mind left for bike owners. So that's a -1 from me.

+1

Reserved

+1 I personally think that global political issues shouldn't affect the RP. I myself am against the war, no matter which country does it. But we really should keep our OOC opinions/issues separate from RP.

Ken Stevens, raised in an orphanage in Compton, California, to parents unknown. Had a rough childhood since rest of the children used to bully him at the orphanage. One day he was adopted by a family but Ken ran away because he learned one bitter truth of his life in the orphanage; nobody can be trusted. Ken started living a lonely life in the streets of Compton and one day found a guy robbing a store. Ken discreetly followed him and finally went to meet him when he was in his car in the alley. The guy was amazed to see Ken's skill of tracking him and offered him a job. He offered Ken to sell drugs for him in the streets. Ken started selling drugs for that guy and one day that guy was shot by the police so Ken mourned for him but he had to move on. Ken was wandering around in the city when he found Paul Chyz grinding at the Pier one day. Ken had a good conversation with Paul about how he wanted to do good in his life so Paul told him to visit the hood some day. Ken picked up his belongings and visited the Grove Street where he found Deandre Boreland, Kentrell Williams and Billy. Paul introduced Ken to Deandre, Billy and Kentrell, they were very respectful with Ken so he decided to stay and hang around with the Ballas. Eventually Ken was recruited by the high command and Ken loved every bit of it. Ken started hunting as a legal work of line to gather some money for his future plans. The day of a hunter varies from good to bad or even worse at some point. But Ken held on and kept on making money as much as he could. The forest is never a nicer place to anyone and anything can happen. Ken had a few accidents but he managed to make enough money for the drug lab he was planning for. Ken still remembers his old days when he used to sell the drugs on the streets for others and now he owns a lab and cooks his own drugs. He keeps nothing for himself and keeps cooking for the hood and manages to get the job done at his own defined time-targets. Ken supports his gang Ballas and plans to keep representing the purple all the way through eternity.