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Looking forward to seeing what we can bring to this city, great post my G!

Dean Stevens: Continued The sense of brotherhood I get from the DMC will outlast any memory I have of any gang or organisation here in Los Santos. They make you feel like family, even when times get tough for one another. They will be there for you if and when you need it. They are the family I never had and they welcomed me with open arms. About 3 weeks later after hanging out, clubbing, going on rides, meeting new people and turning their heads with our bikes alongside the rest of the Diablos... I have finally been patched in as a member and I feel so grateful to be a part of the club. It means a lot to me to have brothers and sisters at my side who will help me with my struggles. Like I will be when they need me. I simply couldn’t stop smiling at the fact that I had been accepted into the family, even though it already felt like I was a part of it throughout my time as a prospect, I have felt valued from the start and I won’t forget it. We finally have a place to call home – The Diablos MC Clubhouse, the place is great! we even have a working cigarette dispenser, but no cigarettes inside it funnily enough... The place could definitely do with a toilet or two but that’s up to the President and VP, Charlie and Ryan. Maybe we can take this to a vote at the table. We show our faces a lot, we ride to hotspots around the city and up north, dodging bad drivers along the way and turning the heads of those standing by. We bring a lot of attention to ourselves as we want to grow and become a well-respected, resourceful and united club. Riding with The Diablos is always enjoyable for me, I'm laughing and having a good time always! Even while riding through the chaotic streets of Los Santos. It’s important to have people in your life that not only make you laugh but value your core soul as if you are one of their own kin... The Diablos MC is my family and there is a real sense of love and passion, not just for the MC but for and from all of the guys and gals within the club. Deano DFFD Diablos Forever, Forever Diablos

Dean Stevens: The Family I Never Had I remember the days when I would drive around the city looking for work... whether it was legal or not... anything to make a quick buck really. It was either that or fishing. I didn’t care where the money came from and I didn’t care who I hurt to get it. I just wanted to make it in the world and it seems I was going to stop at nothing to get there. Those days are long gone and since then I'm a changed man. Money doesn’t mean shit to me anymore, its simply just some green paper that everyone wants to chase, like a carrot on a stick. I don’t want to chase money - and hurting people was never really my thing anyway. On my way back from Paleto one day, I drove by The Diablos MC who was in the on-coming lane of Senora Road and they immediately caught my attention. Seeing so many bikes dominate a lane like that, in formation too! I had to pull over to watch my rear-view mirrors as they continued to head up the road to the party I had just left from. Had I stayed for another 30 seconds I would have met these guys face-to-face, it could have started from there. However, I continued on and I drove home and eventually got into bed. The unforgettable sight of those bikers never left my mind. A Couple of days later I found myself a job at the Downtown Cab Co (DCC). I started running cabs to and from every corner of Los Santos, making bank. My good friend Mathew had been working there for a while now and he knew the staff working there a lot better than I did. I told Mathew about my unforgettable memory of seeing The Diablos MC, not knowing who they were at the time, and how they stood out to me looking powerful with the formation of bikers just simply riding to an event... I mentioned to him that I wanted to meet these people and become a member. Mathew found President, Charlie Rellet, who also works at the DCC and he put in a good word for me to the club, having said he wanted to be a part of the club himself of course. Before I knew it, I was in the clothing store, buying myself a leather cut for the Diablos meeting I was about to have in their temporary boardroom. I got myself a kick-ass bike over at the Vespucci Vehicle Market (also nicknamed “High End”) and it was maxed out for about fifty grand, The NightBlade. I changed how the bike looked over at Los Santos Customs to make the bike match the DMC colours, ready for the meeting and the ride after that... This is what my bike looks like today. Nice right? To be continued... Deano DFFD Diablos Forever, Forever Diablos

+1 I can say the same. I am having this issue as well. My PC is not the greatest and I already run this game on the lowest settings already just because of the unusual amount of furniture people have placed around the map OUTSIDE of their homes. I can run this game on a solid 60FPS and on maxed settings by default but when I play this server I have to use the lowest settings possible to be anywhere near 60FPS. Since the update of the Phone and UI, my FPS has decreased dramatically, therefor leaving me with 30FPS and lower, when I move around the city. There is literally nothing more I can do to increase my FPS without having to buy computer parts or even an entire computer lol. Something does tell me it could be the liquid animations that both & @MsBonBonnxx have also mentioned, but it could also be a mixture of things. I will suggest working on some kind of menu for some in-game "extra" settings that allow us players to tweak, as the server is only getting bigger/better. Please optimise the server.