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Can we get some kind of automated tutorial, even if it's a first time join, read through these steps type tutorial?
I can't tell you how many times I respond as a PD officer to a white male, bald, white shirt, blue jeans committing blatant crimes as their first actions in the server. The response we always get? "I'm new, I don't know what to do" as well as "I can't hear you, my mic also isn't working".
So lets help them with this.
Lets get some kind of GTA online roleplay basic tutorial that A. explains how to chat in server via text /ooc /loc /twt etc. B. How to ensure your voice communication is enabled along with your microphone and that the input is set up properly. (A microphone test here would be helpful too but I think this is wishful thinking for an in server tutorial). C. What to do - This means suggesting they go to the driving school marked with a briefcase on the map and labeled driving school, suggesting they get a job at the job center marked on the map, how to get their first car either from the auto dealer or the player run one. D. How to get involved in a Roleplay community without crime being the first action they take.
I feel that just having some type of prompt that pops up each time they join the server unless they tell it not to, or one that pops up until you are registered as an =e= would cut WAY down on these less knowledgeable players. Some of them are experiencing GTA RP as their first GTA online experience, so they don't understand all the ins and outs or even how to communicate.
I can't tell you how many times I respond as a PD officer to a white male, bald, white shirt, blue jeans committing blatant crimes as their first actions in the server. The response we always get? "I'm new, I don't know what to do" as well as "I can't hear you, my mic also isn't working".
So lets help them with this.
Lets get some kind of GTA online roleplay basic tutorial that A. explains how to chat in server via text /ooc /loc /twt etc. B. How to ensure your voice communication is enabled along with your microphone and that the input is set up properly. (A microphone test here would be helpful too but I think this is wishful thinking for an in server tutorial). C. What to do - This means suggesting they go to the driving school marked with a briefcase on the map and labeled driving school, suggesting they get a job at the job center marked on the map, how to get their first car either from the auto dealer or the player run one. D. How to get involved in a Roleplay community without crime being the first action they take.
I feel that just having some type of prompt that pops up each time they join the server unless they tell it not to, or one that pops up until you are registered as an =e= would cut WAY down on these less knowledgeable players. Some of them are experiencing GTA RP as their first GTA online experience, so they don't understand all the ins and outs or even how to communicate.
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