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Hello, I'd like to inform you that my name used to be Dave_Wong (Not David Wong) I changed it because of all this nonsense.

Again, as I said before. This is on a different character. This is by coincedence actually a report from a cop, It was against Jeff_Mood. (My Illegal character.) This just proves my point again. Jeff_Mood was the one doing illegal activities with you guys. And again, this IC targetting came from OC beef. That is what the whole report is about. Stop dragging my legal character's names over San Andreas saying I robbed people. His record is clean as soap. Not even a speeding ticket.

These 3 guys are the ones in the group I was in. They all know me, they knew the name. But not my character. Thats the whole issue of them putting my legal guys name in the mouths of gangs for no reason. Their characters shouldn't even know Dave Wong. Yet they do because of discord. Thats why he didn't recognize me, they never met this character so no aliases. I Don't know if Jeremiah is involved, but "Jermz" was "looking" for me. So I assume it was Jeremiah.

Frooky6936 is Ramsey Bunsen. These were PM's.

Player(s) being reported: Ramsey Bunsen, ID 70, Jeremiah Brixton. Date of interaction reported: 27-06-2024 Unix time stamp from HUD: 1719501845 Your characters name: Dave_Wong Other player(s) involved: People around the city. Specific rule(s) broken: 9. Metagaming (MG) Metagaming is the act of relaying In-Character (IC) information through any method not considered IC which has the potential to change the current or future roleplay scenarios, or for the potential for the information to be used. It's also considered metagaming to mix IC and Out-of-Character (OOC) information. Examples of MG: Calling players out by the ID above their head. Communicating In-Character events, actions, and decisions, with another player on a 3rd party software e.g. discord. For example: "Let's rob this player", "I'm being robbed at City Parking, help me". Players may sit in voice chat and communicate with one another whilst playing the game, however, they need to be careful of unintentional/passive metagaming as that can be acted on either unintentionally or intentionally. For example, telling your friend "Hold on, I'm being robbed right now" could cause them to act on that and start looking for you In-Character. Players may not have any interaction or knowledge from their alternate characters. They should not refer to their alternate characters as their "cousin", "sibling" etc. In general, players should avoid speaking of their characters unless they are inserted into roleplay where someone is. Players should not intentionally base their actions and/or words based on how another player sounds, as their voice may not reflect their character. For example, a male character with a female voice does not automatically mean they are a trans man or vice versa. How did the player break the rule(s)? So basically, I've had beef with them in discord the other week. I Only interacted with them on my illegal character (Jeff_Mood). Now they combat logged and wanted me to lie to the admin. I Didn't. Because of this they decided to call out my autism and other irl stuff, so I decided to cut connections. The next day I hear them looking for my legal character? (Dave_Wong) He has never done anything illegal nor close to illegal activities. During this week i've gathered some evidence for them asking for my guy Dave Wong. Now they come harras me at LSC (The place I work). Which is very unfortunate since this character has never been affiliated with gangs. YET all of the sudden he is wanted by almost all gangs for having a debt with someone? He supposedly robbed someone? I know for a fact I did not rob anyone with Dave Wong and I already contacted the admins and they told me to make an official report. I believe Dave Wong is a victim of MetaGaming. They are bringing beef across platforms/characters. I Hope for proof of what Dave Wong did wrong. Since I already spent 500 credits changing my name because I can not go around the city anymore. If all of this beef was on Jeff Mood (The guy they done criminal activities with) then I would not think of MetaGaming, but focusing a legal mechanic this big of a fashion. So much that he cant even go around city and meet new people, afraid of what is gonna happen. I believe is metagaming. They have got no other good reason of why they want Dave Wong. I'm happy to hear their side of the story in all of this. As u can see in the first video, he says OOC they got proof of why the streets are calling for him. In the first screenshot that is Ramsey Bunsen, the night I didn't wanna lie for him combat logging. Unfortunately I dont got proof of Ramsey Bunsen asking for me. I have heard him on construction workers radio asking for Dave Wong multiple times. I know its Ramsey Bunsen and Jeremiah Brixton spreading the false rumors, I have only worked with Jeremiah in construction a few weeks ago. Evidence of rule breach: https://imgur.com/a/EgRYBqi https://streamable.com/7dssr4 https://youtu.be/9qPRu4aO4BA

Carl Benson was a 24-year-old mechanic in the bustling city of San Andreas. Known for its never-ending hum of engines and the constant clinking of tools, Carl's garage was a microcosm of the city's industrious spirit. He was a short, chunky, lean man with grease-stained overalls and a perpetual smudge of oil on his cheek, evidence of his dedication to his craft. His clients adored him for his skillful hands and quick wit, which often made the long waits at the garage a bit more bearable. However, there was more to Carl than met the eye. Behind his easy smile and hardworking demeanor lay a complex mind grappling with a profound challenge: Carl had split personality disorder. His other personality, a Russian figure named Nikolai, was a stark contrast to Carl. Where Carl was reserved and considerate, Nikolai was bold and outspoken, always saying exactly what he thought without a hint of hesitation. Nikolai was a nice guy, though, despite his bluntness. He would often take over during moments of high stress or when Carl felt overwhelmed, navigating social situations with a straightforward honesty that some found refreshing and others, intimidating. Carl had learned to coexist with Nikolai, recognizing that this part of him, though disorienting, brought a certain balance to his life. It wasn’t uncommon for Carl to find himself in situations where Nikolai’s personality would unexpectedly emerge. For instance, one rainy afternoon, a customer complained about a delayed car repair. Carl began to stutter an apology, but suddenly his expression changed, and Nikolai took over. “Your car will be ready when it’s ready. Good work takes time,” Nikolai said, his voice carrying a faint Russian accent. The customer, taken aback, blinked in surprise but ultimately nodded, sensing the truth in Nikolai’s words. Carl’s friends and regular customers knew about his condition and accepted it, often finding Nikolai’s bluntness endearing. They appreciated Carl’s dedication and Nikolai’s honesty, creating a unique dynamic that worked surprisingly well in the hustle and bustle of San Andreas. Outside the garage, Carl's life was relatively quiet. He spent evenings reading books about mechanics and engineering, always eager to improve his skills. Nikolai, on the other hand, pushed him to socialize more, often dragging Carl to local bars where he would engage in spirited conversations with strangers, making friends effortlessly with his candid nature. Despite the complexities of living with split personality disorder, Carl and Nikolai had found a way to navigate life together. They balanced each other out, creating a harmony that was as intricate and well-tuned as the engines Carl spent his days repairing. In the vibrant city of San Andreas, where everyone had their own struggles and stories, Carl Benson and his Russian alter ego, Nikolai, were just another part of the tapestry that made the city so unique.