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On the behalf of apartments, it might be a better route to just add more apartments to each block if RAGE can handle such a thing? I know some will argue "Oh that building doesn't have that many rooms" but if it's an argument between a realistic amount of floors inside of Integrity, and helping to ensure that more people have a place to stay I think the latter takes priority. I think two as a limit is fine, helps criminals and allows for property renting outside of companies. Though I do agree that taxing should be a thing, especially increased for properties beyond the first. It would naturally discourage people from sitting on properties, ESPECIALLY if they're not making any money from it.

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This is actually a real good idea and further expands on @Woltrazz's suggestion.

Oh boy I bet the admins are going to love dealing with the massive amounts of drama these discussions are going to cause if it was ever enforced. Does there need to be more consequence for crashes, racing or not? For sure, but I even if people were in agreement I don't think the staff here, or whoever it would fall to would ever want to have to deal with the fall out of such situations. The other thing that needs to be kept in mind is that beyond desync (Which still exists if someone's internet is poor, or their PC lags) and other bugs or OOC errors that can occur it's just simply difficult to keep track of which accidents would qualify. Not everything is seen, recorded and tracked. You would end up with punishments being handed out to some but not others.

I've hardly seen any issues. The only one I've experienced is people getting stuck in the fighting stance. But I think that's down to stealth being disabled, you can't use it to reset the animation.

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Please also keep in mind this isn't entirely about making profit for the business owners. You say pay less, you say it's realistic and sure, that happens. But cutting players out of the jobs to keep the business afloat isn't generally that enticing for anyone, it just means less people to interact with on a broader scope. You want to provide a pleasant IC and OOC atmosphere for people to RP in, which means drawing in more people (staff included). Regardless, I think arguably the issue partially comes down to things being approached with a "One size fits all" mentality. Something like a cafe needs higher entry reward per person, a nightclub can potentially deal with lower as they will have more people showing up. Equally, you have inconsistencies with paying people. Some places are paying their bar staff, or security with their own cash, whilst others can cover those same wages with a business script (or even potentially pay on top of it) which can really skew where profit lays. Just please remember that one of the key goals is to generate RP. People are spending their free time on GTA:W, they don't want to spend that working a job that pays pennies, they don't always want the stress of running a business that is on the brink of collapse. While I am not saying to make it super easy, there is a balance to strike. Cutting staff should be an option to avoid in RP, and you will often here complaints on businesses which staff at a minimum, it removes some people from RP, slows the scenes down and adds stress to those who remain. Incoherent rambling I know.

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200IQ that's a genius suggestion.

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They usually work for me, but I've had it be a buggy pos. A dedicated GTA:W option would be hot.

You give the example that the cop player will be better than the gangbanger, I assume because cops have training days, which will help them in their learning, whilst gangbangers may use their firearms less often. Cool, makes sense really... But what if that cop player makes a new character as a criminal? Well now he's good and might be a ton better than the cops. A crosshair doesn't make shooting skilled, it's PvP regardless of whether there's a crosshair. Having one doesn't provide you with perfect aim, and you will still have all of the same issues regarding skill difference and poor RP.

You could argue a rule like this might help in regards of ensuring any extortion was handled better, sending in enough people that even if the owner has CK perms and a gun, he'd feel intimidated into playing along. Regardless I don't think this suggestion is a good one, I think the core idea that there is little consequence for extorting is true. Ultimately if things go really wrong for the extorting party they might get locked up for what... A month top OOC? There's really no reason not to blindly extort businesses. I think it's about encouraging things to he handled intelligently, perhaps encouraging illegal groups to extort less businesses for higher amounts due to needing to maintain pressure. We shouldn't be hunting means to ensure legal players remain entirely safe from illegal aspects, but we should be trying to OOCly protect the players from getting too heavily punished when they are not actively sinking themselves into trouble. CKs for players who try to get police help on an extortion case seems like just that, punishing players who have been dragged into an awful situation whilst not offering all too much consequence to the players who actively seek higher risk situations.

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There's a whole heap of issues underlying here. Yes, it would be nice to remove the entry fees, but to remove the entry fees you need to provide another stable way for the owners to make money. You might say that, with the $1000 bonus per person that clubs are being greedy, but if we pay every member of staff 3k+ then you start to see that it ends up not being much. 2 bartenders, 2 security and DJ, who likely earn about 4k on average between the lot will take up most of your profits. (And that's if twenty people arrive.) You might suggest that you stop paying staff so much, but that then begs the question of why work at a bar when you could get more working for a 24/7, gas station or other similar script jobs. So, for the most part, the pay needs to be high to keep bartenders interested. We can't make much money from drinks, because clubs/bars have to buy these things at retail price, many venues choose to take a loss on drinks just ot keep prices reasonable. Ultimately in my eyes, it comes down to the server's very strange economy. You earn at base $500 an hour for zero work, $800 if you take one of a few script jobs. You can then get paid working other jobs whilst still receiving the hourly wage. This is then met with equally high spending costs. Drinks, entry fees, cars, insurance, wages of player-owned businesses are all high to match the relative ease of acquiring money. Not to mention receiving around $250,000 just for playing a character for the first 40 hours. I don't think the entry prices are stupid, given the climate of the server, and while it would be nice to see the entire economy "fixed" per say I'm not sure how you might go about reworking an entire system that's been so deep-set for years. EDIT: One suggestion I've been mulling over is the idea of having government bonuses for venues be set via an admin, or some sort of application based on the business. Places that hire more staff such as clubs often find that the 20k bonus is not enough, or only just enough. Whilst bars ran by a single player have nearly 0 expenditure, and so that 20k bonus works out as a LOT of money.

Username: Tempeste Comment: The claims of a threat are null. They were in a radio frequency unrelated to Executive, John was venting about being frustrated. Someone unrelated made a joke in poor taste. John even clearly within your evidence states "No." The second clip again is unrelated. Perhaps if you would like to post the conversation leading up to that point instead of just clips you would see. As a second note, if this racing scene is such a concern then why are Saints News not reporting on poor police response?

Username: Tempeste Comment: Overall decent writing, however certain parts have been entirely twisted out of context. The more you read through these articles the more it feels like this news agency holds a vendetta.

More variety is always good. I'd like to think they're relatively simple to add too? +Support