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He has a successful Crank business. 

He has a successful Crank business. 

As I've said, incredible work for such a short period of time, cheers. 

Yeah but its an hassle, if this would be possible they'd just have 10 houses on one account, if you are willing to put that much effort into logging in to a second steam account and farm on it as well, maybe you should re-evaluate your time, lol.

Effective Immediately
Any officer at the rank of Lieutenant or below are required to be in the APD Police Precinct Channels while on duty no matter what (even if with a Captain).
This change is to help bridge the gap between our lower ranking officers (the backbone of the APD) and our APD staff team.
 
Note: Moderators and Admins are exempt from this policy.

Hey there @Hanzo/Dirty Scrubz, when you have a few minutes, any of our lovely Support team will be able to walk you through how to send a private message to DarkKnight to voice your concern about his Captain term. They can be reached on Discord or TeamSpeak throughout the day.

First order of business? No. More. Constables.

它在北美时代开放，当时服务器大部分已满

它在北美时代开放，当时服务器大部分已满

它在北美时代开放，当时服务器大部分已满

Yeah but its an hassle, if this would be possible they'd just have 10 houses on one account, if you are willing to put that much effort into logging in to a second steam account and farm on it as well, maybe you should re-evaluate your time, lol.

This will become abused by people wanting to own more then 5 houses, by just using their second account. shouldn't happen imo.

This will become abused by people wanting to own more then 5 houses, by just using their second account. shouldn't happen imo.

I don't think it would want it to be permanent myself. Friends stop being friends sometimes. For a restart would be nice.

We want to make everyone aware of a couple changes/clarifications to server rules.
 
Exiting or driving any vehicle or helicopter, locked or unlocked, while downed or in restraints is not allowed. Entering a player's house by any means other than thru an unlocked/open door is an exploit.  
 
Thank you
- Asylum Admin Team

I mean Jesse would know what type of hardware is needed to run the server considering he worked on Olympus, It's just spaghetti code.

I don't know why I'm crying in the Square right now.
Your story really spoke to me, especially since I experienced similar harassment growing up. I had speech problems when I was young and it required 3 years of speech therapy before I got better. I felt relieved and happy once my speech improved and the bullying stopped. I'm glad you pushed through and achieved so much, I am too much of a lazy-ass to learn a second language or even my own native language.

I guess this New Year's mood made me a bit inspired today, so I decided to share my story with you all - the ones that care enough to read it to the end. I don't mean to sound corny, it's really just about a legit experience with Asylum - and the people that play it - that indeed affected my real life in more than one way.   I started playing Asylum a bit before the hacking in 2015, but I took a considerable break because of personal reasons. I then returned in 2016, almost a year later I believe.   (For those of you who don't know it, I was born in Brazil and therefore my native language isn't English. It's Portuguese.)   One of the first things I did when I came back was apply again for the APD. Because I had a very limited level of English back then, I was very insecure about taking the interview and failing it, but things went good and I became a Cadet once again (had played a few weeks in 2015).   I made it to Constable after being helped a lot by @Mr. Linux and taking my ride-along with @Maxime, which was very easy-going about the English thing.   My first experiences were really funny. Whenever I arrested a toxic little prick, they would scream something like "Give me an English-speaking officer!" or "Do you even speak English?" and some other toxic stuff. My accent was weird (it's still somewhat noticeable) and I would 'stumble' over some words or mispronounce them with a certain higher frequency. However, it was still intelligible and I could make myself clear enough.   After playing for a few more months - let's say six or eight - was when my arrests and my experiences started changing. The toxic ones would now rarely mention the matter with my English. Now, whenever they said something, it probably involved the word 'pig' or similar. That's when I realized something else was changing: my Speaking was improving and that wouldn't have occurred to me if it wasn't by the toxic Asylum players. I guess I ironically owe them some thanks.   Few more months later and I took an exam called TOEFL - Test of English as a Foreign Language. It's required to non-native speakers of English especially if they wanna join a North American university or college. It isn't an easy test and it involves 4 abilities: reading, listening, speaking and writing. My score was 110 out of 120, whereas the university I was interested in only required a score of 65, if I'm not mistaken.   I still haven't joined any foreign universities or left the country, but that's still in my list of goals. At this moment I'm studying law in my country and I also got a job last semester. Surprisingly, I worked as a teacher. What did I teach? English.   I'm not perfect at the language and I'm still far from speaking it like a native speaker (I still make a bunch of mistakes), but the progress I achieved in such a short time was thanks to all the time I spent talking and interacting with Asylum players. I wouldn't have got such a high score on my English test if it wasn't by the community nor would I have gotten a job if it wasn't by the exam I took (I attached it to my résumé).   Of course that in the meantime I got closer to some people that would treat me very kindly. At the beginning of my APD 'career', I remember asking people to correct my English and make me sound more natural. It really helps. It carried on to Steam, Skype, Discord and even WhatsApp. Guys like @Nate!!!, @Midamaru, @explicit, @Chris Preuninger, @Olivia, @Morgan Lacerda, @Brendon Smith, @Alec-I, @InnateOcean, @Sandwich, @General Baked Potatoes, @GreenDemon, @Samperino and a *bunch * of others were always very understanding about it, and communicating with them was essential.   Besides getting an excellent grade on my test and getting a job after spending time on Asylum, I also made a lot of friends. From enjoying online game sessions to trading real-life advice (and I could quote Midamaru again), playing in this community allowed me to expand my knowledge and build strong friendships. This isn't a farewell post so I won't quote anyone else, but you know who you are.   Finally, I wanted to say that learning a new language is hard as fuck. It requires constant practice and a lot of patience. The ones who strive for perfection, like me, suffer a bit more, 'cause there's no magical formula to learn it all and learn it perfectly - especially Speaking, it sucks. If you find someone trying to learn or speak your language, give them some encouragement and help them when needed. Correcting he/she and giving tips is very important too (just don't be a dick about it).   Oh, and thanks @BaDaBiNg_10-8 and @Clint Beastwood for not letting the thing that brought me so many amazing experiences be buried under the ground. Wish you all the best in the new management!

Its alright. shit happens, still love the server and hope the server continue running for a long time. keep up the good work!

I can emphasize with you and I realise that sucks. And for that, I apologize. But sadly this is not a task that I am willing to undertake with the team of staff. This would end up being a complete mess and there is no good way going about it. Again, apologies to those who are all affected.