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What's up! I'm bogey, my friends call me bogey (see what I did there). I've been playing ER:LC for 3+ years now, designing liveries, roleplaying, and managing communities for the same length of time. I am a professional at what I do, and I provide my services to those who pay my prices.
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Phoenix State Roleplay
My most honest review. PXRP has had its high and lows. I was banned in the past as with many people at the hands of the former management Jo, who is luckily gone now. The current management are probably the strongest team I have seen so far, however their activity could do with being a bit better. In terms of the experience in game, there is a lot of pursuits and shootouts, which is mainly at the hands of civs who are incapable of roleplaying much else, but a few times per session you will get a decent roleplay or two. I won’t lie, there are definitely things about the roleplay standards that need to change and be improved on, but it hasn’t been bad enough to ever push me away from playing on the server during sessions. Moderation is definitely lacking in-game. There is not enough active staff to properly manage the server when the player count goes up, however, recently, more staff have been accepted and are being trained, so I hope that to change. In terms of departments, I have been a member of all the Law Enforcement departments for a period in each. Out of them all, I will say that my current department is the best one, being the PXPD. Absolutely zero excessive glaze intended, they are the best ran department, with the most active high command, highly recommended. PXPD is ran very well, mostly by the deputy chief Gny, and you often see both assistant chiefs and the commander about. They have the best quality documents I have seen out of all departments, especially their training guide. Unlike most departments I have been in, they explain key details like differences between open carry and brandishing, as well as important laws ranging from the first to fifth amendment. Their divisions are well structured, and everything is managed in what I would say is the most efficient way possible.