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As you say, unless it leads to significant performance loss, the addition of parked vehicles would really make a place like Liberty City come alive. There could also be parking enforcement to ensure people do not leave their vehicles in non-realistic places/positions. (with leniency as I am sure the cars are not 100% synced at all times?)

I have only ever had one character at a time and I never changed it unless there was a CK for any reason which has only happened once. For the same reason @Geo mentions above. I feel that one really well-developed character is preferable and a lot easier to get right.

I think, as you mentioned, if power over players for the sake of power is the originating point you will ultimately have a ‘bad’ admin. However, holding ‘power’ over which way to steer a community which you care about through punishing poor behavior, holding rank in meetings, working groups and generally holding decision making power in important aspects regarding individual players as well as the community. Those are the aspects of ‘power’ that a good admin ought to seek. * ‘Power’ see: influence.

One of my favorites must be Apocalypse Now. A classic.

Highly creative! I am looking forward to seeing this in action.

I believe we are on the right track. One of the more consensual ways of running a government, or a business, is that of corporatism. This is a system that is very well represented in Scandinavia both in government and in workplaces. In corporatism you have the nation and different representative groups which make up the corpus, the body. So in Sweden for instance you have trade unions representing different trades, restaurant worker's union, and then you have the business interest group, restaurateurs' union. These two groups will meet a few times a year and discuss industry salaries, benefits and so on and so forth. Ensuring that there is a workable consensus between the restaurant owners and the restaurant workers. In businesses this usually comes into play when looking at meeting and committee culture. There are a lot of meetings in Scandinavia and that is to figure out the consensus. It is not as effective as 'L'état, c'est moi' but it is a lot more workable long-term. This is a system I feel LC-RP has adopted with the working groups. Illegal and legal factions all representing their members, creating a consensus between the different groups to ensure that it is workable for everyone. We have polls and discussion boards to gain a sense of what the consensus is, if there is one, but ultimately the power is not in a direct-vote.

Lots of metaphysical questions on your end. I think @Paisan describes it pretty well. Roleplay is roleplay and there are different degrees of seriousness in roleplay. The heaviest of roleplay, while it can be assisted with a script, would be able to be held completely on its own. Even without visuals. RPG v. Roleplay is that an RPG can have elements of roleplay as in developing characters, possessing items and developing 'stats'. In the context of GTA it is usually used to distinguish between heavy roleplay, roleplay, which lets a lot of the roleplay stand on its own two feet. You could have a character smoke a cigarette simply by describing it. In an RPG you would have a scripted item 'cigarettes' which you could smoke by executing a command or clicking and button and more often than not using an item would have a visual effect.

And so it begins. Seemingly very decent member of this community. Can take crap as well as give crap, keeps other players alive in survival games and is not terribly loud or obnoxious at all for an Australian.

I believe it was the YouTube algorithm!

This read was very interesting. Alex. Welcome!

Good to chat with you briefly. Community engagement is always nice! Keep the planes in-air.

God Save the Queen. Welcome to LC:RP!

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