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Well done to my gal @KV.

PJSalt.

Club History In the fall of 1990, southern San Andreas’ newest sport, golf, arrived in Los Santos in what was destined to be an important and influential manner. A group of dedicated and enthusiastic residents of Los Santos organized a voluntary association, which would lay the groundwork for the Los Santos Golf and Country Club, although it has adapted other names throughout the years. After nearly two years worth of planning, the club, based in Rockford Hills officially opened on January 27th 1992. Its Clubhouse, tennis courts and nine holes of golf has served as the club’s home ever since. In 1998 it rebranded itself as the Great Western Club and Golfing Society, otherwise known as the GWC. On it’s official ten year birthday, the GWC and Golfing Society opened up the course and played host to the great Los Santos Open Tournament in 2002, along with a record high of numerous charitable events held at the clubhouse. Reginald Berkowitz took home a grand prize total of $100,000 of the pool $175,000. Members of the GWC and Golfing Society take delight in outstanding golf and tennis programs along with a whole host of social calendar events. The club is registered as an oasis in the middle of Los Santos with members who appreciate the history and traditions of their Club. The Los Santos Golf and Country Club Customs and Traditions We are pleased to welcome you to the Los Santos Golf and Country Club since 1992, we have established a series of customs and traditions in order to heighten your experience at the Club. In order to enjoy your experiences at the club, we ask that you observe the following policies: Men’s Attire Men’s shirts must have sleeves and collars, shirts must be worn inside one’s trousers. Men’s slacks must of be of a tailored nature. Golf attire is acceptable at all times in the Locker Room, Bathrooms and travelling to and from the Clubhouse and our car parking facilities. After 6.00 p.m. gentlemen are required to wear a jacket in all other areas of the Clubhouse unless specifically specified for a social or charitable event. Outside of the Clubhouse, caps are allowed and may only be worn with the bill facing forward. Women’s Attire Women’s shirts and blouses must be worn inside slacks or skirts. Women’s slacks must be of a tailored nature and must be ankle length or longer. Skirts must be no shorter than 3” above the knee. Golf attire is acceptable at all times in the Locker Room, Bathrooms and travelling to and from the Clubhouse and our car parking facilities. After 6:00 p.m. dress, dress-like skirt and blouse, suit, tailored pants suit, pants and blazer or evening wear is acceptable following the length guidelines above. Women may wear brimmed hats, not golf caps, coordinating their with their outfits in the Clubhouse. Unacceptable Attire The following items of attire and actions are unacceptable on the grounds of the Los Santos Golf and Country Club, exceptions will be noted: Denim fabric of any color and or kind. Shorts of any kind. Caps, hats (excepted noted as above) or visors in all areas of the Clubhouse. Cargo pants, leggings, jogging and gym attire. Athletic t-shirts and jerseys. Apparel containing slogans, not permitted by the Club. Changing shoes in the parking lot. Dress Code Exceptions: Shorts (exercise or Bermuda), athletic t-shirts and denim pants of any color may be worn from the parking lot to the locker rooms, or vice versa. These exceptions are made solely to accommodate the changing of clothes. Loitering in the Locker Room (including card play, TV watching and drinking) whilst in shorts, t-shirts or denim pants is not permitted. Membership Members are billed monthly. To become a member of the Los Santos Golf and Country Club you must be accredited by an already existing member of the club. Club members enjoy the full experience the Club has to offer. Club members are permitted to bring up to two guests, as long as they adhere to the guidelines above, however they will be billed for a day-pass for each guest they bring. Reduced fees for member's guests. Members-only events. Payment Please note, while at The Los Santos Golf and Country Club all charges must be billed to the member's account who is hosting the guest. We do not allow guests to charge back to their home club and cash is not accepted, except to pay our caddies. The Los Santos Golf and Country Club does not allow tipping. Have a drink on us! Your celebration calls for not just any venue, but a great one. With our quality facilities, set in the beautiful surrounding of Rockford Hills, we welcome the clubs members to a whole host of private events, gatherings, festive celebrations and weddings. To get the occasion just right and a perfect start to it, your guests will enjoy complimetary drinks on reception as a gift from us. So, if you're celebrating a birthday, anniversary or engagement our events manager will help plan your big day! You can get in contact with us on Facebrowser. Celebrate in style! Capacity: The venue can hold up to forty guests with many more outside on our lovely patio! Function type: Weddings, wakes, private and corporate parties, christenings. You name it! Enquire for more details by messaging us via our Facebrowser page! Miscellaneous Alcohol. Instances of intoxication on Club property may be subject to appropriate disciplinary action. Club employees may refuse service of alcoholic beverages to any individual they feel is intoxicated or on the verge of becoming intoxicated. No Club Liability. The club assumes any responsibility or liability for the loss of, or damage to, property of members, guests, or visitors, or for any other loss or damage sustained by members or their guests in the clubhouse or on the grounds. Lost articles not claimed within thirty (30) days may be disposed of at the discretion of the General Manager. Member Responsibility. Each member and their family members are responsible to see that everything is in good order, cleaned up and in good condition after using any part of the clubhouse, outside facility or golf carts and grounds. Directions Dorset Drive, Los Santos, San Andreas, SA 90024. OOC Our aim is to portray a realistic group of members from the upper echelons of society with great roleplay at the heart of what we do. The club itself is not a be-all end-all faction and characters, feel free to seek membership if you're a part of another faction. Characters are more than welcome to join if they have met the in-game requirements which are dealt with in-character. Any questions or concerns can be directed to myself in a private message.

((UPDATE)) Have a drink on us! Your celebration calls for not just any venue, but a great one. With our quality facilities, set in the beautiful surrounding of Rockford Hills, we welcome the clubs members to a whole host of private events, gatherings, festive celebrations and weddings. To get the occasion just right and a perfect start to it, your guests will enjoy complimetary drinks on reception as a gift from us. So, if you're celebrating a birthday, anniversary or engagement our events manager will help plan your big day! You can get in contact with us on Facebrowser. Celebrate in style! Capacity: The venue can hold up to forty guests with many more outside on our lovely patio! Function type: Weddings, wakes, private and corporate parties, christenings. You name it! Enquire for more details by messaging us via our Facebrowser page!

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Clarification would've served well in this case. Sten's player clearly character killed over his attitude to the server as a whole, which can be evidenced in the report I made, following what came to light. If your character killed themselves over crippling debt, that'd be understandable, however debts get paid during probate regardless, so it is what it is. We can agree to disagree on the other points. I won't derail the thread any further, if you'd like to discuss it further you can PM me.

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It's really not. USA's citizens fith amendment right, a stand-your-ground law, is a very serious and real thing. People die over trespassing on private property. Just because the consequences haven't been there before, doesn't mean that when they are roleplayed, there should be an outcry about it. It's realistic. People's characters who have been to the yacht without leasing it from @Thirteen rightlfully have received charges as such from the Police Department. That just shows the attitude that you have to the server. If people really get that emotional over virtual currency then it's no loss to the server if they leave.

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As Keane has already mentioned, Sten could afford the fine. He just didn't want to. To answer your question, if someone cannot afford to pay the fine, there is a debt system in place, which you can see either in /stats or on your hourly paychecks, however it seems management is afraid of using it for it's given purpose. Assets can always be sold off to pay for fines and this shouldn't not be a thing because someone doesn't like it. At the end of the day, this is a roleplay server and not Second Life. There would be, however I'm not going to force someone to stay at a golf club and ensure no trespassers get in at any given time. There's limitations to what we can and cannot do, expecting someone to do as such would just be ludicrous. Whilst there is advertisement in place, there's not any in-game advertisement as the club is designed for a specific class of people. This argument holds the same weight of players using the yacht. Ignorance is bliss, as they say. To the topic on hand, given my shift in what I've been roleplaying, this whole system is great for legal roleplayers who take it seriously. It allows straight shooters to hurt people in the only way they can, their bank accounts. I do wish however that we could use the system to its fullest extent and utilize scripts that are already in place. I'd love to see a court room mapped out eventually and see the possibility of live proceedings, however given the logistics of it all, I doubt that would ever happen. All we need now is for GOV to kick off massively.

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Glad to see it up.

The only time you can appeal a CK is if there were rules broken during the process.

It was stolen.

Campaign is the fucking bomb. I don't see why they couldn't have done this the first time around, perhaps they didn't have the balls to do it, but I'm super glad they have.

Nothing has ever stopped them from doing so.