Refik98

HI, as I was told we were partnered with atenea so we could get this pack for free? It would solve a lot of problems when mapping because it contains angled trims, white trims, black trims, corner trims and etc. It really would be a life changer for me and surely other mappers as well. If the pack isn't free I am more than willing to buy it and gift it to the server as it would cut my time by half when making regular interior shells and allow me to make some better shells with it Pack: https://atenea.tebex.io/package/7652890

COLE WALKER (Chief Walker Posing in his office, 2026) Childhood and early lifeCole Walker was born on April 11th, 1984 on a family ranch near Odessa, TX. He was born into a working class family that had just enough to scrape by and relied on hard work and manual labor to earn their bread. Considering Cole was the oldest of his siblings, he would get to learn the values of labor and hard work long before he could understand it. Most of his days were spent mending fences, tending to the livestock and doing other chores around the family ranch. When it comes to school, Cole was never the one that shined. Although it was clear from the beginning that he was never going to be a great scientist or let alone a scientist, it was clear that his qualities laid elsewhere. He showed great leadership, athleticism and practical intelligence skills from his early ages. His grades usually ranged between A's and B's though as he never was fond of school nor did he have time to study after his chores. (Young Walker mending the fence on his family ranch, ca. 1996) Choosing his calling and events that led up to itCole was nearing his high school graduation when an event that would shape his entire life happened. What seemed like an ordinary day would turn his life around in a heartbeat. Cole was getting ready to leave for school on 11th September 2001 when he overheard the TV channel transmission. He froze in shock and stood in his living room just watching the TV with his family. He was expecting his father to shoo him away but it didn't happen, they all just watched. It was at this moment that Cole started feeling some sense of wrath or anger as chills went through his body. He was too young to do anything but he just knew he had to do it. Few months later after Cole finished his high School he was lined up to work as an apprentice in his uncle Wyatt's construction company. Instead of leaving to sign his apprenticeship contract, he stopped by the USMC recruitment office early morning and signed up. He never asked about bonuses, perks nor anything. He just wanted to go and do his part for his homeland. This decision was shunned upon by his family who deep down understood his decision but were afraid for his wellbeing. (Cole standing in front of USMC recruitment office) Military CareerUpon finishing his basic training Cole was stationed at Camp Pendleton, CA. He was assigned to the 1st Marine Division where he served with pride and dedication. He was praised for his steady aim and calm presence which later led him to join the 1st Recon Battalion and earn his 0322 MOS. For what felt like decades to him, Cole would eagerly wait for his first deployment. After all he joined the USMC to bring the fight to the enemy but it felt like all he did the entire day was drills, digging up and pretending to fight. His wish came true very soon as he deployed to Iraq in 2003. They landed in Kuwait and proceeded to lead the recon for the rest of the 1st Division and scout ahead. For the next 20 days his team would fight their way towards Baghdad. Cole was deployed multiple times in following years and participated in one of the most notable battles of both Afghanistan and Iraq. HIs last deployment was in 2010 to Helmand Province in Afghanistan. During his military career Cole earned multiple awards and decorations before finally retiring in 2014. (C. Walker Overlooking Baghdad, April 2003) Family, Retirement and New CareerIn times between his deployments, Cole would often visit his hometown and nearby towns in Texas. On one such occasion Cole met his future wife Claire. Cole really liked her but he was unsure if their relationship will survive the nature of his career. Determined to try, Cole gave it a shot in hopes for the best. Although rough, bumpy and not so smooth, their relationship prevailed and Cole welcomed 2 daughters into the world during his deployment. This situation put a hard decision on Cole. For 12 years USMC was the only family he ever knew, but now he's become a father and there is another family that is totally depending on him. Cole knew he had to sacrifice one of those families and after a lot of thinking he decided that he is stepping out of USMC for good. He finished his last term contract and moved over to LS to start a new life with his family. He knew starting from the beginning at his age won't be easy but he saw an ad in the newspaper that firefighters are needed. Cole signed up and went to the academy, after finishing up he started working in the LSFD. Following his strong sense of duty and leadership skills, Cole would climb through the ranks fast. He reached the rank of Deputy Fire Chief in 2026 and after current chief stepping down he was chosen to be an acting Fire Chief. Although he had many hardships and hard times adjusting to the civilian life while balancing his work, family and education, Cole managed to prevail. Let's see where the fate takes him next!

This is one of the most interesting characters on the server, nice work!

Absolutely agree, sent the first rifle that came to mind just to showcase the approximate model I'd like implemented

Hi. As of current situation, the hunting script on the server limits you to 3 deer, 6 boar and 1 mountain lion kill PER YEAR. I know, this is similar to how US hunting works IRL but I find it too strict for a game. I agree that some restrictions should be in place, but waiting a year just to shoot another deer is a bit too much. Currently, as I am a hunter IRL, I have shot more deer IRL this season than I have IG (EU Hunting laws are different and base kill limits per "section" as opposed to per person. I have a few suggestions that would improve this and change how it works and they are all listed below. 1. Change kills per season to kills per week. This makes some restrictions to hunting spam but still puts a fair waiting period. 2. Remove the limits alltogether and just keep daily limits in place. Players still have to pay for tags and etc. On top of that, I suggest replacing the hunting rifle model to something else other than a musket. It really makes no sense in any way. Something like this is available and imo we should use something similar (https://www.gta5-mods.com/weapons/winchester-model-70-hunting-rifle). Hunting with musket isn't even last decade nor century. It's nearly 300 years old. Musket belongs in a museum and should be kept there. All opinions and suggestions welcome as well!

Will be opening this weekend hopefully!

Thanks for all the love fellas!

Glad to see someone is coming up with a unique idea. Would love to see this go far!

Lookin' hot 🔥

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Hi good folks of RPP. INTRO I will try to keep this thing short and on point as much as I can. Seeing that most factions get zero to very little RP I came up with an idea on how that could be changed. I think that founding of an "Events team" could do the trick. The name is just a placeholder and it can be named whatever. WHAT IS EVENTS TEAM? The way I imagined it, it would be a dedicated admin team that would ensure that factions (mainly legal) get some more RP by investing their time to create some RP for the said factions. That RP can vary from RPing a medical emergency, robbing a bank, lost hiker, overturned car or some minor crime to RPing an arsonist, kidnapper, serial killer etc. All within limits of RPP and obviously with management approval for some more serious RP They can also RP simple passengers on a bus or patron to an open bar / stand etc. The point is to create engagement and RP for others. HOW WOULD THAT WORK? The events team members would make an additional character. This character would then be given some more freedom in regards of having tons of money, having ability to change names at hand and having ability to spawn in items. Obviously they would need to use it responsibly and these assets are not to be abused or used outside of the intent of making RP for other factions. The events team would then use their characters to RP the said events and create RP for other factions and possibly even individuals. Some larger events would need to be scheduled ahead but the way that would work is as follows: The member of the events team notifies the leaders of the needed factions that an event will take place, they don't tell them what's gonna happen only that something is happening at that time so they can rally some men to be online Once the leaders rally some men and come online the events will take place. The members of factions won't know what is going on until they receive the 911 call so a little bit of mystery keeps it interesting. Members of the Events team can stage and create minor events if they see that there is sufficient number of faction members online (LSFD, LSPD, LSSD etc.) but major events should be scheduled Events team can use /gooc to tell players to log onto their alts that are in emergency services factions 30mins before the major events That would be all for now. Your input and suggestions on how to make this better or why this wouldn't work are greatly appreciated so please feel free to throw your 2 cents in. I would also like to say that, if this were to be approved, I'd gladly take responsibility and brainstorm all ideas of managing this type of team. Thank you for your attention, much love <3

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SMALL BACKGROUND 📜 The Dispatch is a bar that was founded by Cole and Claire Walker. Following their careers in emergency services an idea crossed their mind. They wanted to open a place where each cop, firefighter, paramedic or anyone else could come after a long and draining shift and talk to someone who understands them over a few drinks or a meal. It also serves as a place where people can take their lunch break. Although at heart The Dispatch is a first responder bar, it welcomes all patrons regardless of their background and job. LOCATION 📍 The Dispatch is Located on 807 Mirror Park Boulevard. It is right across the way from LTD ACTIVITIES 🎯 The Dispatch offers a pool table, dartboard and UNO cards set free of charge to all patrons. All you have to do is bring or meet a friend and talk to the bartender! AMBIANCE 🎉 The Dispatch is a First Responders bar and therefore it is decorated in a way that will reflect that. However everyone is welcome to sit down and grab a few drinks at their leisure time. The Dispatch is also heavily influenced by 80's style bars and it almost always plays 80's style rock music. Our friendly bartenders will make sure that your visit here stays an unforgettable experience. GALLERY 📸 Check out how the best place to relax and socialize looks like from the comfort of your home. Come join us let's make your stay here unforgettable!

Los Santos Fire Department "Serving with Courage, Integrity, & Pride" Introduction The Los Santos Fire Department is one of the longest-standing factions on the server, drawing heavy inspiration from both the Los Angeles Fire Department and the Los Angeles County Fire Department. As the server’s dedicated Fire & EMS faction, we provide immersive emergency services roleplay to the community through realistic operations, training, and emergency response scenarios. Our goal is to authentically represent elements of both agencies by blending operational practices, specialized services, and departmental structure to create a realistic and engaging roleplay experience. We portray a wide variety of emergency service functions, including fire suppression, emergency medical services, technical rescue, hazardous materials response, public safety diving, air operations, airport firefighting, wildland firefighting, search and rescue, K9 operations, lifeguard services, and maritime firefighting. We remain committed to delivering the highest quality Fire & EMS roleplay possible and are always open to community feedback, ideas, and suggestions to continue improving the experience for everyone. Current Leadership Fire Chief Cole Walker (( @Refik98)) Deputy Chief "Vacant" Battalion Chief "Vacant" History The Los Santos Fire Department (LSFD) traces its origins to the city’s early need for organized emergency response as Los Santos rapidly expanded into a densely populated metropolitan center. Originally formed to provide basic fire suppression services to residential and commercial districts, the department gradually evolved alongside the city, adapting to increasing population growth, urban development, industrial expansion, and emerging public safety demands. Over time, the department expanded from a traditional firefighting organization into a modern all-hazards emergency response agency, integrating emergency medical services, rescue operations, hazardous materials mitigation, aviation support, and specialized response teams into its operational structure. Influenced heavily by large metropolitan fire departments, LSFD developed a service model focused on rapid deployment, professional training, and coordinated emergency response across diverse environments ranging from urban high-rises and industrial corridors to coastal areas, airports, and wildland interfaces. As Los Santos continued to grow, so did the responsibilities of the department. Specialized capabilities were introduced to meet the demands of an increasingly complex city, including technical rescue, marine firefighting, public safety diving, wildland suppression, airport rescue and firefighting, search and rescue operations, and advanced emergency medical response. Today, the Los Santos Fire Department stands as a full-service emergency services organization committed to protecting life, property, and the environment through professional emergency response, training, prevention, and community service. Operating twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, LSFD personnel continue a longstanding tradition of service, responding to emergencies across the city with professionalism, teamwork, and dedication.