Lyri

Vehicle sold.

Offer accepted, contact me personally with your details.

Sadly not interested in trades, simply selling the car.

Selling an Übermacht Cypher, as I am currently looking for something roomier and more sensible. The car has been kept in good condition and visually in a showroom condition, although it has some modifications done to it under the bonnet to give it that little extra bit of kick. Looking for $150,000. There is room for some negotiation for serious buyers. Not willing to go lower than $130,000. ((OOC Stats))

Offering 10 grand for the Rancher.

Been playing or getting played by Tarkov since early 2018. Great game, albeit with some issues that need to be finally put to bed. Other than that the main problem is finding motivation to grind it wipe after wipe without too much new content. Great fucking game, though.

Actually, you know what, I'm starting to like this argument. I, for one, would definitely love to see more gangbangers on the server engaging in "eating tide pods" sort of roleplay. I imagine I could provide a lot of video references from the internet to support my argument of things that happen IRL.

Jokes aside, I get that my voice has hardly any input on the matter as I barely hold a candle to the hours most people have put into the server and have spent playing or developing their characters, I have, however, been around roleplay long enough that I can wholeheartedly tell you that the problem with roleplay is that it's a double sided sword. Roleplay is supposed to be likened as closely to the real thing as can be, but it will never, in fact, be perfect in every aspect, hence some lines need to be drawn to accomodate for the majority of the community. Kidnappings and robberies do occur in rich areas the same as they do in less affluent or reputable neighbourhoods, albeit the frequency of them does differ. The problem with this rule is that the moment you allow for criminals to follow and rob every person they deem wealthy it will faciliate a poopstorm of epic magnitude. A lot of people lack the understanding of character development and that while a desperate, homeless person high on drugs with barely any sensibility might see a flashy watch on someone's wrist and make the decision to rob them anywhere for the chance to score another high, you also have to understand that most Kilo Treys or whatever gang you wish to put in this example aren't going to go halfway across the city out of their corners to rob some rich person at their private house, as that generally means security cameras, increased police traffic around the area not to speak of private security generally patrolling the areas, Richman especially fitting the criteria of those 3 factors I just named. In short - We can't have nice things because there is a minority (maybe even a good portion of the server) that simply doesn't have the capacity to facilitate roleplay at a very high standard and their understanding of roleplay generally boils down to accumulating in-game money, they are willing to sacrifice development and use any excuse to attain those goals, so if you tell them they can tail and rob people at their homes, then that is what you will start seeing everywhere a nice house with an expensive vehicle in a driveway is located. Sorry for the Star Wars intro. I could be entirely wrong on this, but I have a feeling this is the reason behind it.