Dexter Nevermore

welcome to the city, you should be able ot find allot of people to hang with really quick its pretty sound in the city from time to time, as long as you stick with the people who fits you!

Prison Break RP – Why Is It Such a Hassle? Where do I even start… Prison break RP right now feels way more complicated than it should be. Yes, lockpicks were added, which is great in theory—but in practice, you still need admin permission to even get the RP started. And the biggest issue? About 90% of the time, there’s no response at all. In just the past two days, I’ve tried twice to set up some fun RP by getting lockpicks into prison for the Loco’s. One time, I got no response whatsoever. The other time, I got bounced around—told to go from the wall to a table, make a “prayer,” then create a Discord ticket… which was then completely ignored. That just kills the momentum and makes it frustrating instead of fun. On top of that, I’ve had situations where the officer processing me OOCly knows I have lockpicks, and suddenly they’re constantly patrolling the yard—something that almost never happens otherwise. It really feels like there’s some metagaming going on there. At this point, prison RP just feels like too much of a hassle. Why do we even need permission to break out? I understand needing oversight for breaking into the prison, but escaping? You already go through a lot of RP just to get the required items inside. Instead, you end up waiting around—sometimes as long as your entire sentence—for a response. And by then, what’s the point? Who’s going to wait hours after their sentence just to maybe get an RP scenario that could even add more time? I really think this system needs a rework. It shouldn’t feel this difficult just to create good RP. Jackson Jacobs - Loco's

The Rebel Camp The Rebel Camp The corruption of the city was never The Rebels way. They needed to get away from it all. Immediately work began on constructing The Rebels Camp at the Rebel Radio station. Here First boxes were unloaded with camping supplies. Next tents were erected and each Rebel slept their first night at what would become their home for the foreseeable future. Some of those Rebels who helped initially setup the camp would eventually leave, and go on to other things within the city, such is a rebels way. However many stayed, those that stayed would go on to help cement the foundations of the entire organization.