[iKevin]

Hi everyone, the lovers of roleplay gamemodes, the DMers and other SAMP players. I was playing on a roleplay server with 150 playerbase for 2 years. It was meant to be medium roleplay, though nobody really roleplayed so I have joined several other communities. By the time when I was playing, I have been thinking why do people call heavy roleplays "real life", when you have more OOC things that you can even think of, and I haven't seen a real life server that would really look like real life. For example, most of roleplay communities have businesses, houses, garages, families, let's stop on families. Who the fuck calls his company a family. I have came to a conclusion that the most of the things that are important in real life are skipped in roleplay servers. I decided to join a hidden project which I can't talk much of, but I can tell that we are 2 coders and a mapper. We're going to make a real life gamemode, like, it looks like the "real life", not other roleplay servers.

-How does it come that most of the roleplay servers are based on same systems?
Actually, the Godfather roleplay in 2007, in early stages of SAMP was the most popular roleplay server. When the script was released, most of the people grabbed it and wanted to make a server just like that. That's how we now have lots of roleplay scripts, which are actually the same as the others. Everyone says it's unique, but they copy everything off other servers and think they've made something unique.




What do you think? Do you think that there are TONS of systems that are missing, and TONS of systems that are completely unrealistic? Share with us.