Sinful Kings Motorcycle Club

[Kilocon]

The Hiatus

After an unexpected journey into Liberty city, bailing out his Junkie brother from jail, Logan returns to Paleto.. Back with his real family.

 

 

[Stephen_Hodgetts]

[Kilocon]

Catching Up With New and Old Faces

With Logan back home, he takes his first hours to catch back up with family, telling stories of his travels and catching up with business.

 

 

 

 

[Kilocon]

Business as Usual

Not before long, it was back to the grind alongside his President and Brothers. Quickly getting back into the swing of things, and making moves, helping keep the gears turning.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Blince]

[Slick]

Edited June 8, 2019 by Slick

[Brox]

Edited June 8, 2019 by Brox26

[Brox]

[Shanks]

[JD]

OOC: My Sinful Story

 

So I have role-played for about a decade and a half, in multiple settings and universes, over the years I have dabbled in SAMP, and more recently GTA5 servers, but never quite felt too immersed, however, that has changed a fair bit for me on GTAW and with the Sinful Kings MC.

 

After a bit of time on the server, and some much needed establishing of my own character, I happened upon the Hen House in Paleto Bay.  I was welcomed by the owner of the establishment, whom made me feel welcome, and engaged with me and my peers in the role-play, taking the time and effort to learn more about the characters (and patrons) themselves.  A few visits later, with some new found comfort with those in the area, my characters skills as a mechanic was recognised and put to use at Tudor Auto’s In Paleto Bay.

 

OOC, I was aware of the MC itself behind these business, and it was an avenue I was open to for my character.  Becoming a known face in the bar and the auto shop allowed my character to organically become more trusted, and a hang around, starting to ride with the club, and eventually given the shot to join.  The process felt authentic to me (albeit keeping fun as a game should be) I ended up making some good friends both IC and OOC, and joining a faction who was very understanding of my schedule in reality, and did not let it hinder my process too drastically within the gang.  I was measured on the quality of the content I put in, and not the amount of time I could be on.

 

Many rides and rp scenes later, I am loving my time with a great group of people, all whom seem to uphold a good quality of roleplay and am looking forward to growing within the faction, and welcoming new faces to join us!

 

I never thought I would RP a biker, but this has been the right mix of gritty realism and good fun for me.  ?