Pretty much; GangRP is mostly about fighting amongst other gangs, not with the police. Although some gangs do have their focuses on the police (or at least used to) that's the main point. That's not to say you can't attack police, but if you do plan on it, it's meant to be difficult which is why...

Officers are meant to be avoided during crimes, not fought. That's why they're so much more equipped and have better utilities over criminals I'm on mobile and can't explain more in depth currently but I'm sure someone else will explain further

didnt ask

The difference is that these community teams require a certain skill set, whilst being a generally helpful person shouldn't. From that, nothings stopping a regular player from helping someone new to the community in contrary to how you'll need a community tag to do what that community team does...

nobody

a lot of the regular sports teams struggle for players as it is, maybe a good idea for the future but not needed for now

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Nothings stopping all players from acting as role models and answering questions for newer players. Really, that's what should be happening already. I don't find it necessary to have an entire community team set up for this; besides, this was recently suggested and denied with a response similar...

no

check the profile picture

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Nuh uh its for things you find funny

Most Japanese schools have martial arts clubs (which is currently in SchoolRP, however inactive) and their dojos are usually open to other students when they're not using it. I'd just say make the club's dojo public to students when it's not being used by the club

Feel like people would start putting these reactions on applications and things like that (with ill intent), which is why they aren't a thing in the first place

All I can say is to read the other various suggestions that relate to how high bears should roll. Your best bet would be to find people who'd like to P2L instead of roll against you

glock 17

no

i mean im not saying remove any complexes, that'd make a huge problem in itself; just put in a nice lil cozy estate in some place that isn't used, like that one area to the left of the shrine for example

i was solidly team estates for a little while but this paragraph really caught my attention, as a new player my character stayed with a few of my early friends in their apartment and was the main place we ended up roleplaying, so apartment complexes do play a big part especially for new players...

mike