John Vayro
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About John Vayro
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Create a marketplace that allows players to sell back their credit vehicles, apartments, skins and so on. Some players will buy vehicles from their credit store and after a while, they become bored with their purchases. Players buy apartments and after a few weeks they don't get used (myself being an example, I have previously bought a 6G at Eclipse, a Mil Spec and a Jester RR. I dont recall the last time I used them) My idea is this. Option 1: Allow players to list their credit items on a Marketplace that is specifically for credits only, this will allow some players who don't have a great deal of irl cash to possibly purchase a vehicle that would otherwise be less affordable to them. Some vehicles as you are aware ARE expensive. This will increase the amount of players purchasing credits and thus giving a bit of a boost towards server costs. Every penny counts right? Option 2: Allow players to sell their assets BACK to the credit store. Players would be able to sell their assets BACK to the Credit Store, for a reduced amount. Say 75% of their total credits value. (The credits retrieved are NOT refundable and must only be used again to make purchases from the credit store) You could implement something into a pawn shop currently icly where players can go to sell these, or you could make it an icly business for people, or a legal faction that handles the takeback and issues the credits back (an hourly salary)
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Custom housing (Revamp of current script)
John Vayro replied to ArcAngel's topic in Civilian Suggestions
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The Warehouse had been a labour of love for John Vayro and The LSMC, having struggled to purchase the property from The Government. But finally! It was purchased. A large event was needed to put it on the map. A plan was put into action and some raffle prizes were purchased. Maxed Gargoyles and other bikes were up for grabs on opening night, with bikes kindly donated by Colin Jansen, LSMC's Tailgunner. The ads were sent out and the nerves started. The day came and for the first 10 minutes it was pretty quiet. John figured that the night was a bust, and after spending millions of his hard earned cash, he was a little disappointed. But then, the people came. Everybody came to The Warehouse. DJ Lester Conway blasted out some heavy metal, much to the joy of all of the people who attended. Lost MC also attended and joined in with the fun, some bruises were caused in the pit, but other than that, thanks to Elite Services Security personnel, nothing happened that warranted any punishments from us. A great night was had by all and the atmosphere was electric. John looked forward to reopening The Warehouse once more.
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[Raffle: Fuel Station] Mirror Park Gas Station
John Vayro replied to Kris's topic in Past Auctions and Raffles
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The Hideaway had been a place were LSMC constantly hang out. Friends and family frequent there and it is a solace to us all. We hadn't opened up The Hideaway for some time to the public. So John decided it was time. 5 maxed Gargoyles were purchased and they lined up neatly outside. John had some doubts about the numbers that would attend, yet he needn't have worried. People arrived. Lots of people. Brothers and Sisters from Lost, Los Locos, Government. The place was packed out and a good night was had by all people, AND by The MC. Metal Night at The Hideaway was a massive success and it was nice to know that The Los Santos Motorcycle Club was still known, and loved, by people of all walks of life. John massively appreciated the help afforded to him and The MC from his brothers and sisters. LSMC thanked everyone for attending, and some lucky people walked away with a brand new, maxed gargoyle. The turnout was impressive and John decided its about time that The Hideaway was opened again to the public, on a regular basis.
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The Hideaway has been a part of the LSMC since day one, Its a place where LSMC members can go and chill, have a beer and spend some time with family. Its open to all of LSMC, their friends, members friends and so on. Every single patched member or above, gets a set of keys and from time to time they socialise with their friends.. LSMC hadnt opened The Hideaway to the public for some time, and John thought it might be a good idea to do a big event, to show off the place. Speaking with a sponsor and huge supporter of the club, a plan was hatched. Metal Night at The Hideaway. After some negotiations, John managed to get a hold of five Maxed out Gargoyles. These would be used for a free raffle for The LSMC and we intended to bring in the numbers, but with other events going on at the same time, it was going to be tough to make it a success. With help from Los Santos Customs, a convoy of flatbeds arrived, each one loaded with a brand new Gargoyle. John was nervous .......
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Since John joined The LSMC, all those years ago, He had his eye on a project. Having applied for a building and having it denied on multiple occassions by the Los Santos Government, some new faces were brought into The Property and Housing Bureau, giving it a revamp. A large warehouse type building in LSMC HQ kept drawing him back in to buy it from the government, and John wasnt ready to give up on it. John decided to give it a final push. And apply one last time and miraculously it was accepted! John immediateoly started building and The Warehouse was born. Now all he has to do is plan a big opening night!
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It was a quite day in the city and for The MC, John Vayro had flown in to take care of some paperwork for an upcoming venture, After signing the paperwork, he overheard someone talking at City Hall about a Soup Kitchen that had recently opened, and with The MC being of the giving nature, John decided it would be good to show some support, having ran The Kitchen himself for a little while. Upon attending Helping Hands Soup Kitchen, it became evident that this place was going to go really well., a fair number of people were present and John got talking to Stan Fox, the Owner of Helping Hands. John liked what they stood for, and accepted a bowl of homemade gumbo from Stan, one of the best he had tasted, this wasnt Soup Kitchen quality, this was restaurant quality. John chatted with Governer Lewis Langley and various volunteers and citizens and the overall vibe was a good one. Making a $50,000 donation to Helping Hands on behalf of The MC, John went on his merry way home, parked up his hog, and dreamt about gumbo
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A FEW OF THE GUYS WERE WAITING AT SOUTHERN HQ FOR fRIDAY cHURCH, ALONGSIDE OUR NEWEST HANGAROUND GEORGE. A CALL CAME OVER THE RADIO THAT OUR PRESIDENT, JOHNNIE RAVENHILL WAS IN PURSUIT OF TWO ARMED MEN WHO HAD TAKEN SHOTS AT A CLOSE FRIEND OF THE CLUB. AS WE ALWAYS DO, WE LOOK OUT FOR OUR OWN. LSMC MOUNTED UP ON THEIR HOGS AND SET OFF TO FIND JOHNNIE. QUICKLY LOCATING HIM, THE MC BEGAN A CITYWIDE SEARCH FOR THE LOWLIFES WHO HAD SHOT OUR FRIEND. WE SENT OUT MESSAGES TRYING TO FIND THEM, AND SHORTLY AFTER THAT, WE MANAGED TO LOCATE THEM AT BENNYS. THEY HAD TRIED TO DO THE EXACT SAME THING TO SOMEONE ELSE, AND POLICE WERE QUICKLY ON THE SCENE. JUST IN TIME TO STOP SOME OF OUR ANGRY BROTHERS AND SISTERS FROM GETTING OUR HANDS ON THEM. BOTH PIECES OF CRAP WERE TAKEN OUT SWIFTLY BY OFFICERS AND DETAINED. LOS SANTOS MOTORCYCLE CLUB MAY BE A FULLY LEGAL MC, BUT WE DONT TOLERATE PEOPLE STARTING SHIT WITH OUR FRIENDS, OR ONE OF OUR OWN. AND WE HAVE WAYS TO DEAL WITH OUR OWN BEEFS QUICKLY AND QUIETLY.
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A couple of months ago, DCC, or Downtown Cab Company staff were interested in seeing what it was like to go on a rideout. And boy they must have enjoyed it as they requested another one. Olly Green reached out to LSMC to see if DCC could tag along on another rideout, of course we were happy to oblige. Meeting at Southern HQ, DCC staff attended for a quick rundown on how to ride safely, and in formation. After the quick tutorial, with Rover as Road Captain, and Colin at the back in the Tailgunner spot, the MC and DCC set off. Rolling Thunder crept across the city, starting off at Los Santos Customs where brakes and oil could be checked before the rideout. Chatting to a couple mechanic friends whilst there. The convoy then set off again, snaking through Los Santos, with cars stopping to watch them by. Everyone is Los Santos was respectful to the convoy, giving way when it was required. We stopped at Bayview, Burgershot, LSMC gas, and finally Northern HQ for a couple of drinks. DCC enjoyed their time with The MC, even enquiring as how to join us. LSMC also enjoyed the rideout, spending time with old friends and new, and we look forward to another rideout in the future..
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After church, the mc decided it was time to show the new hangarounds the ropes, riding formations and such, as this is a very important part of being in an MC. As we were setting up and ready to set off, we got a radio shout from Rover. He informed us, that some sick individuals, had decided to try and tamper, with his Winky, and as, any man knows, when you get a Winky, you grow very protective of it. you only ever get one Winky, and most men will spend hours playing with their Winky, ensuring it is constantly well maintained, clean and, well, looked after. Being a close knit MC, we decided that it was our job, to help Rover to find his Winky, as he had some issues finding it. Using various means, we were able to find Rovers Winky, and he was of course, overjoyed, as is any man who first finds his Winky, he wasn't quite sure what to do with it. We decided, that it was our duty, to protect Rover and his Winky at all costs. Rovers Winky, is our Winky We all set off, towards Rovers Winky. Lo and behold, we found it! Rovers Winky was somewhat battered and bruised, and had some strange fluid leaking out of it, but it was safe. Using some magic, and wit, we managed to manipulate Rovers Winky, and make it useable once more. Taking an elated Rover, along with his slightly damaged Winky back to his home, The MC carried on with their Rideout. The moral of the story? Always protect your Winky.
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Despite the Government and various other events squandering his plans, the dream of opening a motorcycle customs shop had always intrigued John. he couldn't ever seem to find the right building. until now. After speaking with Liam Binnie about his frustration with this, Liam told John that he knew of a place, and alongside this, offered to show him! John and a few of the guys followed Liam to the spot. and John instantly fell in love with the place. a fully stacked workshop with spray booth, a full set of tools and a hoist. More than he could have expected from a workshop. excitedly rambling, John decided it would be best to speak to the other mechanic shop CEO's, and they were all on board with the idea.! Johns mind began to wonder ...
