deputy sheriff generalist

Well done!

cool Thank you! Thanks, will be more to come! Thanks!

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I support this, and these are my main takeaways from the passage. The main focus should be on maintaining the government's player-facing components, which is the city government. And ensuring that we do our best to imitate NYC's institutions. Most of the community and players aren't aware or don't care that we're a city-state, NPCing Senators/Governor, or whatever it may be. And if we are maintaining a player-elected legislative body, they should be able to control all laws imposed on the player base. However, I do support some OOC checks by a body such as the faction senate is appropriate for server stability reasons.

Things get problematic when you have a higher ratio of civilians carrying CCW to civilians than we would expect IRL. Especially for criminal RPers. Game mechanics make it easy for players to carry them whenever they want and in whatever clothing they're wearing. And from what I've seen on W, they often get used unrealistically. Such as having random civilian vigilantes deciding to join shootouts. I think whatever strategy is taken, there shouldn't be too many CCWs being issued.

I think this looks pretty good or proposal #2. But most importantly, whatever system is in play, I think it's essential to be transparent about all OOC restrictions and have some approval process for politicians to utilize if they want to propose changing OOC restricted laws.

Looking good

Looks amazing guys.

Looks great!

Really would love to see the subways get put into use!

amazing work guys.

I would say do a complete wipe on assets. To complement this, I recommend having admins issue "starting assets". In GTA:W you get 200k but instead it could be anywhere between $20,000 - $300,000 (or whatever would be appropriate for the server economy). Enforcement can be done proactively or retroactively. Proactively they could hand an application to the admin team to review and decide on starting assets. Retroactively the admin team could monitor characters and the socioeconomic tier the player selects. Or... maybe leave it to faction leaders whom can authorize a starting amount based on what the faction is and within a range designated by FM. I think in general with assets there should be a RPQM team and faction leaders monitoring how players are utilizing their cash. It's tough to fully simulate a real economy.