expect the following to be changed.

Storyline:

Welcome to Africa. The year is 2006. The five terroritories are on their way to complete anarchy. As local warlords and their militias seize absolute power throughout the terroritories native people and foreign people alike try to adapt to the new leadership. Whether you are a simple man looking to make a living and have a good time with friends or a foreign mercanary for hire the varity of choices you have are almost infinite.

Rules:

-each character has 3 lives.

-no repeat characters. (for example: if you die a mercenary, you cannot make another mercenary as your next character)

-every new character starts off with the sharpshooter outfit, a makarov and $25.

-having your machete out is the alternative to being disarmed or having your weapon(s) holstered and is sometimes required in cease-fire zones.

-guns can only be bought from gun shops, those who own the gun shops must sell the specified item by the listed price.

-no random killing.

-in order to get paid from your job you have to actually DO your job.

-every roleplay is one in game day.

-since the whole game speaks in one chat (in which everyone can hear anyone from anywhere) it will be asked (and enforced) that those who speak to store owners (gun shop for example) must either go into a private chat or party chat to speak with them to avoid disturbances and confusion. The same goes for people who want to talk to eachother. Unless everyone can speak one at a time or accordingly so they don't interupt other roleplayers I highly suggest that they use private and party chats.

-if someone hits you with there machete one time (in the front of your body) you are detained and disarmed. An example would be when you break a law you would be hit one time with a machete and brought to jail. You may not run away or fight back when you are detained.

-stay in character

-do not call people by there gamertag, call them by their character's name. If you do not know their name, ask them.


More will be added as I get more time to do so.