Character Building

Your character needs to have a roleplay story and a purpose. This helps keep realism and provide an enjoyable RP for all.

Characteristics & Traits

Character traits help create a personality for whom you are playing, and help depict what acts you will and will not commit.

Good Traits

• Loyalty

• Kindness

• Integrity

• Generosity

• Self-control

• Patience

• Tolerance

Dark Traits

• Rudeness

• Greediness

• Selfishness

• Unforgiving

Characters Purpose

Your character should have a purpose you can build off of. Do not have a character who is simultaneously a gangster, restaurant owner, and homeless.

Story

Develop your character over time, start off with small things, whether your character has good or dark traits. Work your way up to bigger and better things, rather than doing major jumps in a couple of hours. Developing your character helps create a history within the state and a known/recognized name around San Andreas. This is crucial for realism. Examples:

Subject A is a positive guy he moves to San Andreas with 1000$ in his pocket, he makes a roadside mechanic shop and daily went to work, due to his positive vibe a lot of customers came and got jobs done from him. After a couple of months, he gained enough money from profit in his roadside mechanic shop and leased out a building off of Route 68, continuing to develop his career as a mechanic.

Subject Shitlord goes and starts to run a dealership in Los Santos from the money he yoinked out his ass, he then starts to kill his customers if they have blonde hair, he eventually becomes a serial killer and then he also becomes a chef at a restaurant and poisons people, he robs shops and banks during his spare time and even robbed his own dealership.

Criminal Background

It is advised to follow the guidelines below when wanting to commit a crime.

Developing/Building Crime

We understand that you enjoy doing criminal activities but we advise that you not commit large expansive criminal activities when you first join. Build your way up to the bigger crime, start off with small crimes such as pickpocketing or shoplifting then work up to bigger crimes like burglarizing vehicles, breaking into houses, etc. It is recommended to have connections and to thoroughly plan out these crimes.