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Personally, I would like to see DM rights requestable so that hostages can be taken more easily. The Irish jewelry heist was an awesome piece of RP but even they had to use alternate legal characters in order to carry out their scene because trying to include random people by way of kidnappings has proven to be far too time consuming or outright impossible to obtain the number of hostages needed. We had an event planned some time ago where we wanted to kidnap unsuspecting players looking for a ride and bring them back to the clubhouse handcuffed and masked to then be pit against one another in a cage fight tournament while members placed bets. Afterwards we were to throw a large party with the victor while the losers were left to lick their wounds in the ER. Now we could have simply used club members or had used alternate characters... but where's the fun in that? My point is that kidnapping someone can be a way to include them into your RP scenarios. There are plenty of less experienced players that would love to be apart of some of this RP in some way and we would have loved to have had them involved. But as of right now the current hostage rulings just dont make that feasible.

Bonne idee. Il manque a la ville une presence mafieuse. Bonne chance a l'avenir.

I've never been an LEO so I'm unsure of how steep the learning curve is currently. Hopefully this wouldn't make it too difficult to train new players. Just my two cents.

+1 The faction leaders in DOC do a fantastic job trying to keep things realistic and fun for the player base whenever it's possible. But with that being said we all know the RP in DOC is limited. That's why the community has had an issue with an over abundance of DMs in prison. Serving a 10 hour sentence in a scenario where RP is limited, and at times restricted due to the number of DOC staff currently online, is bound to cause these kinds of issues. Now I understand there needs to be consequences for a players actions and they need to be more taxing as the severity and consistency of the crimes grow. That being said, *ANY* player serving a six hour sentence in a restricted RP setting is now being punished as a player. Not as a character. In my opinion there should be a cap to the amount of time a player can spend in prison. Any charges not accounted for after a player meets said cap should be added as fines that are increased incrementally in some fashion. I know it's hard for crims to make money, which is true, but that's an entirely different topic of conversation that can be addressed on another thread.

-1 I think chop shops are fine the way they are. If the first vehicle we chop takes five minutes, the second added to the qeue takes 10 and the third 15 then you're essentially waiting the exact same amount of time for each car anyway.

Looking good fellas.

Congrats to the Commies. Keep it up guys.

Best of luck to your MC and I hope I get a chance to run into you IC soon.

Thanks for stabbing that cop to death at the pier for me homie. Sad to see you go but I wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors.

Perhaps I'm overlooking how this might be abused in some way, but I think being able to group text would be extremely convenient.

+1

Jackboyz on top! The interactions I've had with this crew are some of the best. Keep it up.

I loved the detail you put into your club's origins. Best of luck in the future.

Congratulations guys. Well deserved.

Stab City has never been a very safe place. The trailer park is home to all sorts of unsavoury types, ourselves included. But our home hasn't felt like a home in quite a while now. It all started a few months back when a small group by the name of Clowns started coming around Sandy Shores and shaking down members of the club. The club was only a few members strong at the time and we had no idea who our assailants were. But the Club wasn't the only victims of these random attacks. A small military outfit, named the Goblins, had begun getting hit by this Clown Crew as well. The Lost MC and the Goblins had fought a smaller foe around Sandy Shores before this and so it was only natural that we would help push this enemy out of Blaine County as well. But our enemy was much more competent. The Clown attacks were well thought out and and executed with expert precision. Late one night the Club was in Paleto Bay's tattoo parlour putting the finishing touches on some fresh ink for a few of the fellas that just had made their patch. We were all out front, whiskey bottles in hand, toasting our new patches when a call came over the radio. Javier Stokes came through the line sounding frantic. "Goblins are being attacked! They're in Paleto, come quick!" The boys threw the whiskey bottles against the cinderblock wall before jumping on their hogs and riding a short distance south. Gun shots could be heard ringing out from all directions so we decided to pull up onto the train tracks that the Club so fondly refers to as "The Lost Highway". When we pulled up we found Marco Sierra taking cover behind an old wall of what used to be the north wing of the lumber mill. Rounds were being rained down on his cover and he yelled over to us through the loud noise of the carnage. "Lost MC?! It's the Clowns! They're in the hills!" With that the bikes sped off to spread out amidst the sprawling forest. Virgil Beretta took cover beside Marco Sierra as the two shot at the masked figures running amidst the trees in the hill. Virgil tapped Marco on his shoulder and signalled that he was going to push into the hills. Marco nodded and began his push toward the lumber mill. Halfway to the tree line I was tagged in the back of the shoulder forcing me to take cover back against the old dilapidated wall of what used to be the Mill. Dan "Bird" Falcon warned over the radio that there was a shooter on the roof of the mill. Virgil peeked out from around my cover making out the shadow standing on the roof of the Old Mill as several rounds chewed into the brick and wood that made up my cover. I tucked my head down as a wash of splintered wood and brick dust wash over top of me before trying to catch sight of the marksman. Several shots rang out from a trail below before the figure could be seen falling from the rooftop. Bo Vespucci's voiced came crackling over the radio "Shooter on the roof is downed". Eventually the forest grew silent and still. Cade "Mr. Black" Winslow had found Marco Sierra wounded from a gunshot wound and had rushed him off to the hospital in Paleto. Sirens sounded in the distance but were beginning to draw nearer. That was the signal to bug out. Goblins and Lost nodded toward one another in appreciation as they all scrambled to their vehicles to get the hell outta Dodge. Later that night the two groups decided it was best to meet up and discuss the new found sense of trust we had recently found within each other. The discussion lasted well into the early morning. We weren't allies but we had experienced enmity with the same organisations in the past and it was beginning to look like we'd be dealing with our mutual problems together in the future... -----To Be Continued-----