Frank Litrico

I'm all in for this idea. In reality any John or Jane is be able to start their own drugslab. Some of those actually interested simply don't do it because they lack the knowledge, know the risks, don't have the cash to start it up, etc. This should be no different from IG. (Sure eventually a guide would pop up on this forum and people could get the knowledge there, but it's no different from using google irl.) If starting up let's say a small meth lab would cost you 200-300k, it would indeed be considered a thoughtful course by most. You would still have to gather the components required and provide security for your lab. And once you're finally able to obtain the meth, you would still need dealers to sell it. This all would create some great oppertunities for cooks, dealers, guards etc. And I love the idea of being able to improve the quality of the drugs based on experience and would love to see the differences in effect.

It would be nice being able to change the wheels of my motorcycle without the fear of it becoming some buggy car wheel that glitches out my ride.

Reserved

The 'Unchained Motorcycle Club' originally formed in San Fierro around the year 2002 by Nick Hooper, Gert van Dam, Frank Litrico, Derek Comencini, Nathan Fisher and Arthur Fisher. All of them had served in the military and decided to occasionally ride bikes together to remain close.Eventually their hobby grew out to become a lifestyle and they decided to open a small garage together, just outside San Fierro. They were doing well at first, people from around the area even joined them on their occasional rides. At this moment they started calling themselves the Unchained MC, a club for men who wanted to be freed of the shackles of thought and ride the roads unchained. However, eventually the customers slowly stopped coming and they needed money to keep the garage running. This got them to taking jobs on the side, that were not always legal. At some point, Gert van Dam used his Dutch contacts overseas and had the club run shipments occasionally. His contacts needed someone overseas to distribute their guns, which they figured the bikers were perfect for as cops won’t raise any eyebrows over them traveling a lot. Around 2010 they were known as the main contributors for weapons in San Fierro. During one of their deals with the Viper MC, they got into a dispute over the skin color of one of the members of the Unchained MC. It is unknown who fired first, but it attracted the attention of local cops and they had to fight their way out. Among those that died was Nathan Fisher. Nick and Gert were heavily wounded and got arrested by the police. After a club vote, it was decided that Arthur Fisher would take over the role as ‘Club President’ since both Nick and Gert were sentenced to life. Arthur however, was only set on revenge for the murder of his brother and decided to wage war with the Vipers MC. As the war went on for a while, it was clear that the Unchained MC was on the losing side. When they learned that Nick was killed in prison by the Viper MC, they knew they had to try and have a peace vote with the Vipers. The Vipers MC agreed to the proposal and told them to meet at their garage to talk it out. During the time they wanted to meet however, they had a planned shipment coming in. Arthur decided to send Frank and some men to pick it up while they would talk about peace. Frank barely left the garage on his bike when he saw a van approaching, not aware of any harm he ordered a few guys to ride along with him to obtain the new shipment. As the van stopped at the garage, it blew up. Frank, still wounded from the explosion saw how only he and a handful of members survived the attack. He quickly ordered them to follow him and fled the area. While they were laying low in an abandoned cabin, they took a vote making Frank the new ‘Club President’. Frank decided that there was nothing for them in San Fierro anymore, and they became a nomad group. By doing jobs here and there they eventually made enough money to settle down somewhere again. This resulted to be Los Santos. Recruitment is only possible through in-game means. We are looking for people that like to help us grow, help us create events that offer quality roleplay for all parties involved. We are not looking for members only focused on causing havoc, we are looking for those that like a challenge, are like minded, loyal and have a high regard for quality roleplay. We want to portray an image of freedom, where anyone can join us no matter their skin colour, characteristics or anything in that regard. Of course, we want to keep it as realistic as we can. We want our members to start off good and end up even better. Character development is important in any kind of faction and it is bound to happen in ours. We want members to not only evolve their roleplay among the club, but to improve the roleplay on their character's life. Have them face the trouble that comes with keeping life and club seperated, or embrace the club entirely with their lives.  Having general knowledge of motorcycle clubs is also required. Members that have no motorcycle will not be able to obtain a rank higher than prospect. Your mentor however, will make sure you have one once he believes you are ready for the patch. If you are interested about this Motorcycle club, or just want more information on bikes and/or motorcycle clubs in general, feel free to reach out to us! Last but not least, we’re looking for an enjoyable experience, to have fun among friends and to make new friends, too.

Can't wait to read about the next adventure Baashir encounters. ?

I'm all in for snow, would make some interesting and fun RP. I wasn't there myself the previous year but from what I heard most naysayers saw how they/others got punished for not RPing correctly (short sleeves, driving without caution etc). Maybe the Moderators should try to mostly just warn us and steer us in the right direction rather than instantly punishing those that have yet to adapt to the snow.