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Hello! 🙂 We are aiming to portray a religious community, a sisterhood based on nuns, but also including any person who wants to join and engage. Since our focus is on charity, our characters resemble nuns, but due to in-game limitations, we chose these clothes as they are the most similar ones we could find (x

Well, I've roleplayed a kid with mental disorders in the county, and in the city, and to be honest, my character used to be in the city, but due to harassment, constant shootings, etc., she decided to move to Sandy with zero money, no education, and just a notebook. Sandy Shores was pretty much welcoming; some people laughed at my character, some people tried to help, and she even got adopted and protected by Mongols who gave her food and a place to stay with them. My current character here is a nun, and the same concept applies. Some people are scared of me, some people don't like nuns, and some people are happy that there is finally religion because people need faith and religion. Now, I've also come to the county with other characters, for example, a photographer. I did not live in the county, but I have been with an RV for some time, roleplaying as a wild nature photographer and never had a problem. I never disrespected or tried to fight anyone; it's not my place. I know that if someone asked me to leave a place, I would, but it just never happened. In fact, they also were happy that I could take pictures of their characters. My last example is a character that lives in the city and moved to Paleto because we needed to hide and we didn't know where to run, so we just went to Paleto. The characters involved looked like city characters, drove cars that you would see in the city (not sports cars, but you can tell that they are not cars ready to be used in dirt, just SUVs with no offroad wheels, etc.). The first person that arrived started questioning us because we clearly weren't from there. It didn't feel welcoming at all. So my point of view is, from my experience, if your character looks like someone that would live in the county and acts like that, you're most likely never going to have a problem unless you actually look for one. But if you come from the city, looking like a city person, you're likely to be questioned a lot. (It happens if you look like a redneck and go to the city as well btw). About racism? I don't know; none of my characters were black, but you can get kicked out of a place for being whatever you are, since you can get kicked from, for example, a bar, just because the owner wants to. It is what it is. If you escalate that, it's on you. If you decide to leave and not look for trouble, it is also on you. Where I draw the line is going to your business to seek trouble. So if they are racist and you have a black character, they should not go to your business in the first place since that is just escalating something over no reason and pushing someone out of the county. But again, this is only my point of view, since I've never seen this happen.

"We are Parks" - We Studios Directed by: Charlotte Turner

Added a "how to start" and a guide on why choosing in-game, or menyoo!

I've been getting into photography for some time, and videography as well, so I'm trying to get my character into Film-making, documentaries, etc 🙂 I'll just post them around here and probably use it as a portfolio too! 😉 I don't use Menyoo, so it's In-game Only! (And a single 3 seconds scene of a plane that I took from a random youtube video because I didn't want to film it myself 😞💀)

I have decided that this story has come to an end. I had a lot of fun with this character, but after entering the church, I felt that it reached a conclusion where Maddie would live happily, help people, and not worry about her past problems. Anyways, thank you to everyone who roleplayed with the character, and I hope you all enjoyed it, I surely did 🙂 Making her story longer would just ruin it; sometimes short things last forever.