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On 4/1/2023 at 8:34 AM, TheOwl said:
what are you on about?
I'm talking about having cartel connections and being able to have lysergic readily available instead of needing to pay someone and wait to have it dropped for you.
You are not the main character. Everyone will have an opportunity to do the same things everyone else does.
This isn't real life.
It's a video game.Where did I write anything about anyone being the main character?? I never said it was real life. You are correct yes it is a video game. The premise of the video game is to play a role of a character. Not everyone should have the same opportunities and if you /DO/ want those opportunities then earn them.
You want lysergic readily available? Make a gang, post an RP thread and get an F4 menu just like the people before you did.
Again: Why should YOUR character have the same opportunity as someone else that has done the hard work?
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17 hours ago, TheOwl said:
Cooking is trash and I refused to do it anymore. But I can see why some players would rather drop a bunch of lysergic and sit in their property for 6 hours cooking. It cuts the grind down or at least allows you to get it over and done with in one shot and gives you the time/money to go and do what you want to do. The only people that were able to sit and "print money" are gang leaders that can drop their own lysergic.
All of the buffs to crim activities are small and often include some form of chance. Ie. Randomized items appearing or what time zone you're playing in and how many people are online. The small buffs to crim activities does not make up for gutting the best means of making money crims have.
Is this good for getting players out of properties and into the open? Absolutely.
...providing they stick around.
The fastest and biggest money makers /SHOULD/ be locked behind experience and risk. Why should every player have the same opportunity to make the same amount of money in the same fashion?
How are you going to compare one persons character that leads an organization of 40 as opposed to a random solo grinder? Do you honestly believe a single person should have the same level of ease-of-access as more established groups? Did a random Colombian drug dealer make the same amount of money as Pablo Escobar?
More money to be made = More risks to be had. Simple as that. The most lucrative source of money should not be easy and without risk. This is an RP server not an MMORPG where people should be min/maxing their profit margins.
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7 hours ago, Bill Breacher said:
Its not like a LEO main is gonna clock off shift with their salary and go buy a AK and go contest the lab...
i mean...
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1 minute ago, Ranger said:
yes
I can stand behind this opinion, thank you for keeping the discussion clean.
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Do NOT go off topic
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Gadsden flag (Don't tread on me flag) might be interesting for an upcoming project.
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42 minutes ago, Homast said:
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I'm gunna be that guy in this thread I suppose....
Crims just got their biggest method of making money effectively taken out from underneath them, and we're suggesting that LEOS get paid MORE? No cap Bala, This ain't it.
Given the fact Crims have to work WAY harder to make their money, and at times PD/SD/DOC/MD/GOV are just Driving sims or Salary farming jobs, Increasing their pay for effectively doing nothing is a good way to piss off the majority of the community.I'm gonna have to -1 your -1 because of the atrocious straw man fallacy in your post.
The thread was about increasing money gained hourly by government factions, yet you brought up the fact crims got their money method nerfed. The two are not correlated and you replace the original discussion with a different one.
The same way you argue that gov jobs are driving simulators, someone can argue that crim is a looter shooter experience. See the problem? The two "jobs" (pd and crim) are different in every way and are only connected symbiotically.
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On 3/13/2023 at 1:25 AM, drain said:
i give up Bruh
never surrender my Bro .. You Legend king !! I Supporting you Brother .
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Didnt I read somewhere in some thread that cops already make 10k an hour?? The math aint mathin here Dezzy Baller ...
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6 minutes ago, retronub said:
please explain how having to water tables every 5 minutes for a 30 minute period is more effort that PD who have to constantly respond to calls and pursuits. your logic makes absolutely no sense
mf speaking facts here
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Private labs did PERMANENT irreversible damage to the economy of the server. For no reason NO reason should you AFKing in a room for multiple hours in a day on a roleplay server print as much money as private labs did. RP should be the main focus of the server, player interaction. With the amount of money that cooking at private labs pumped in the economy, it should have required constant human interaction with multiple people. Sitting in a locked room all day is not the way.
I have a couple of questions for you, What story arc/story line does your character that has your lab need to be printing this much money? Where is this money going to go? How is this money going to progress your characters story?
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38 minutes ago, Tomvd682 said:
Yo im tryna get some rn
ayo?? whatchu tryna get bro?? you actin kinda Zesty ..
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9 hours ago, Shwy said:
Type shit i been on
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I would like to hear what @Bala has to say about this, I feel like he's a good spokesperson for VIP members.
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4 hours ago, Shwy said:3 hours ago, Birdy said:
@Clank this true???
pls lemme tap in
yesssirrr tap in tap in new method
hit my dms for method we out here big money ballin whole lotta money moves 
pockets so fat they call my pockets dj khaled cause we out here with the keys 
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