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Perhaps a better compromise would be adding community-driven content updates to the list of donation goals. 
Allow the community to make proposals, have the community vote, bamf and gnashes take the top five or so and sort them according to the amount of time and effort required to implement. If the goal is met, the content is added to the game. A system like this would bring real incentives to the table, freshen up the existing gameplay, and it would likely result in far more donations than meager numeric changes with little bearing on actual gameplay. As an added bonus, the community would have a more prominent role in shaping Asylum's gameplay and future. 
It may not be a perfect solution, but thanks to Bohemia and their draconian donation rules it's probably about as good as it's going to get. 

Perhaps a better compromise would be adding community-driven content updates to the list of donation goals. 
Allow the community to make proposals, have the community vote, bamf and gnashes take the top five or so and sort them according to the amount of time and effort required to implement. If the goal is met, the content is added to the game. A system like this would bring real incentives to the table, freshen up the existing gameplay, and it would likely result in far more donations than meager numeric changes with little bearing on actual gameplay. As an added bonus, the community would have a more prominent role in shaping Asylum's gameplay and future. 
It may not be a perfect solution, but thanks to Bohemia and their draconian donation rules it's probably about as good as it's going to get. 

Perhaps a better compromise would be adding community-driven content updates to the list of donation goals. 
Allow the community to make proposals, have the community vote, bamf and gnashes take the top five or so and sort them according to the amount of time and effort required to implement. If the goal is met, the content is added to the game. A system like this would bring real incentives to the table, freshen up the existing gameplay, and it would likely result in far more donations than meager numeric changes with little bearing on actual gameplay. As an added bonus, the community would have a more prominent role in shaping Asylum's gameplay and future. 
It may not be a perfect solution, but thanks to Bohemia and their draconian donation rules it's probably about as good as it's going to get. 

Perhaps a better compromise would be adding community-driven content updates to the list of donation goals. 
Allow the community to make proposals, have the community vote, bamf and gnashes take the top five or so and sort them according to the amount of time and effort required to implement. If the goal is met, the content is added to the game. A system like this would bring real incentives to the table, freshen up the existing gameplay, and it would likely result in far more donations than meager numeric changes with little bearing on actual gameplay. As an added bonus, the community would have a more prominent role in shaping Asylum's gameplay and future. 
It may not be a perfect solution, but thanks to Bohemia and their draconian donation rules it's probably about as good as it's going to get. 

Perhaps a better compromise would be adding community-driven content updates to the list of donation goals. 
Allow the community to make proposals, have the community vote, bamf and gnashes take the top five or so and sort them according to the amount of time and effort required to implement. If the goal is met, the content is added to the game. A system like this would bring real incentives to the table, freshen up the existing gameplay, and it would likely result in far more donations than meager numeric changes with little bearing on actual gameplay. As an added bonus, the community would have a more prominent role in shaping Asylum's gameplay and future. 
It may not be a perfect solution, but thanks to Bohemia and their draconian donation rules it's probably about as good as it's going to get. 

Perhaps a better compromise would be adding community-driven content updates to the list of donation goals. 
Allow the community to make proposals, have the community vote, bamf and gnashes take the top five or so and sort them according to the amount of time and effort required to implement. If the goal is met, the content is added to the game. A system like this would bring real incentives to the table, freshen up the existing gameplay, and it would likely result in far more donations than meager numeric changes with little bearing on actual gameplay. As an added bonus, the community would have a more prominent role in shaping Asylum's gameplay and future. 
It may not be a perfect solution, but thanks to Bohemia and their draconian donation rules it's probably about as good as it's going to get. 

Perhaps a better compromise would be adding community-driven content updates to the list of donation goals. 
Allow the community to make proposals, have the community vote, bamf and gnashes take the top five or so and sort them according to the amount of time and effort required to implement. If the goal is met, the content is added to the game. A system like this would bring real incentives to the table, freshen up the existing gameplay, and it would likely result in far more donations than meager numeric changes with little bearing on actual gameplay. As an added bonus, the community would have a more prominent role in shaping Asylum's gameplay and future. 
It may not be a perfect solution, but thanks to Bohemia and their draconian donation rules it's probably about as good as it's going to get. 

Perhaps a better compromise would be adding community-driven content updates to the list of donation goals. 
Allow the community to make proposals, have the community vote, bamf and gnashes take the top five or so and sort them according to the amount of time and effort required to implement. If the goal is met, the content is added to the game. A system like this would bring real incentives to the table, freshen up the existing gameplay, and it would likely result in far more donations than meager numeric changes with little bearing on actual gameplay. As an added bonus, the community would have a more prominent role in shaping Asylum's gameplay and future. 
It may not be a perfect solution, but thanks to Bohemia and their draconian donation rules it's probably about as good as it's going to get. 

Perhaps a better compromise would be adding community-driven content updates to the list of donation goals. 
Allow the community to make proposals, have the community vote, bamf and gnashes take the top five or so and sort them according to the amount of time and effort required to implement. If the goal is met, the content is added to the game. A system like this would bring real incentives to the table, freshen up the existing gameplay, and it would likely result in far more donations than meager numeric changes with little bearing on actual gameplay. As an added bonus, the community would have a more prominent role in shaping Asylum's gameplay and future. 
It may not be a perfect solution, but thanks to Bohemia and their draconian donation rules it's probably about as good as it's going to get. 

Perhaps a better compromise would be adding community-driven content updates to the list of donation goals. 
Allow the community to make proposals, have the community vote, bamf and gnashes take the top five or so and sort them according to the amount of time and effort required to implement. If the goal is met, the content is added to the game. A system like this would bring real incentives to the table, freshen up the existing gameplay, and it would likely result in far more donations than meager numeric changes with little bearing on actual gameplay. As an added bonus, the community would have a more prominent role in shaping Asylum's gameplay and future. 
It may not be a perfect solution, but thanks to Bohemia and their draconian donation rules it's probably about as good as it's going to get. 

Depends, do you like helicopters that sound like lawn mowers? If so, absolutely. 
Ever since arma improved the 3D sound stuff, the need for JSRS has been greatly diminished. Though I'm sure some people stiff prefer it. 

Time to get off the phone with amazon. @Painbringa112

Role playing? Whats that?

Those were truly the best of times.
Speaking of Jin, this thread got me looking through my old recordings and I found a clip of Jin and I downing cops in Kavala. Everybody was roleplaying, everybody was enjoying themselves, no one was angry or saying it's been ten minutes and Dcing. It was fun. I should post that clip and remind people how awesome asylum can be when you don't take it too seriously. 

I remember this fight. That "let's hover an orca directly above them and let them shoot the pilot" tactic caused a massive controversy. Also we (the APD) came back way too many times. 

im not in NV they let me use the tags because Silky Road have been known to accuse them of scripting etc

Not sure that CPR at the end was up to regulation, but at least you tried to resuscitate him.

Not sure that CPR at the end was up to regulation, but at least you tried to resuscitate him.

I remember this fight. That "let's hover an orca directly above them and let them shoot the pilot" tactic caused a massive controversy. Also we (the APD) came back way too many times. 

@Jin

I don't know what you're talking about. This diss track was lit af fam squad, he dabbed on those haters with lit af bars, fam squad fam. Straight fire, keeping it 100, fam. 
Jokes aside, if this isn't a portent of a culture in decline, I don't know what is.

I don't know what you're talking about. This diss track was lit af fam squad, he dabbed on those haters with lit af bars, fam squad fam. Straight fire, keeping it 100, fam. 
Jokes aside, if this isn't a portent of a culture in decline, I don't know what is.

I don't know what you're talking about. This diss track was lit af fam squad, he dabbed on those haters with lit af bars, fam squad fam. Straight fire, keeping it 100, fam. 
Jokes aside, if this isn't a portent of a culture in decline, I don't know what is.

I don't know what you're talking about. This diss track was lit af fam squad, he dabbed on those haters with lit af bars, fam squad fam. Straight fire, keeping it 100, fam. 
Jokes aside, if this isn't a portent of a culture in decline, I don't know what is.

I don't know what you're talking about. This diss track was lit af fam squad, he dabbed on those haters with lit af bars, fam squad fam. Straight fire, keeping it 100, fam. 
Jokes aside, if this isn't a portent of a culture in decline, I don't know what is.