Grand Theft Auto:Carcer City

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"Welcome to the Most Dangerous Place in America......"

 

(Logo by Narcis_speed6)

Theme Song

 

 

The Setting

Set in Carcer City, 1996. Carcer City, unlike Liberty City or Vice City is not based on any real life location and is entirely made up. Carcer City has a population of 6,666,666 and is slightly larger than Liberty City was in GTA IV. Carcer City is located in a part of Alderney State that was not seen in IV and is only a few miles from Liberty City. It has been described in the media as a prosperous industrial city, but in reality it is nothing more than a crime infested, industrial wasteland. Living in Carcer City is like a struggle to survive, every year over hundreds of murders are committed in Carcer City, gangs rage bloody wars against one another, city officials are extremely corrupt, police brutality, murder, rape, mugging and other crimes are an everyday element. The chances of getting robbed, injured or even killed is very high which makes walking alone down the streets at night in Carcer City almost like committing suicide. Due to all the heavy industrial activity Carcer City has an incredibly high level of pollution and in fact, even on what can be considered nice sunny days the skies are dark and cloudy because there is so much air pollution being poured into the skies above the city. In short, life in this nightmarish industrial hellhole is very rough on it's citizens which is no wonder why Carcer City has earned the title of Most Dangerous Place In America. Carcer City is divided into four Boroughs/Islands,

 

 

Concord

Concord is a small sized borough, located in the southern half of Carcer City. Concord is home to the large suburban neighborhoods of Southside, Ravenwood, which are both located on Concod's eastern half. On the western half, is the small yet rundown Glenshaw Heights. Glenshaw Heights is filled mostly with old, run down apartments and the Glenshaw Projects as well as a few old mill buildings. Concord is unlocked from the beginning. Located nearby is Toll Island, home to the Clarance County Jail.

Neighborhoods and Districts in Concord

*Glenshaw Heights

*Ravenwood

*Southside

*Toll Island

 

 

Portland

After completing all of the Concord storyline missions, the player unlocks Portland. Almost 3/5 of this entire borough is ghettos and run down neighborhoods, while the other 2/5 is all industrial areas. Portland, like most of Carcer City, is fillled with gangs and is in pretty bad shape, some of the factories inthe industrial areas have begun to close. As if things could get worse, the Yazuka has recently arrived in the Little Asia neighborhood and has started a war with the Carcer City Triads.

Neighborhoods and Districts in Portland

*New Dublin

*Fort Carson

*Little Asia

*Lebanio

*Northcord

*Rumford Bay

*Stones

*Wenthrop

*Pondunk

*Gavlain Park

*Westworth

*Cleveland Heights

*Southport

*Cartwood

*Mantleburrow

*Desmond Industrial Park

 

 

West Carcer

The most populated (not to mention dangerous) of Carcer City's 4 Boroughs. West Carcer, as the name suggests, is located in the western half of Carcer City. West Carcer is in a state of decline, many businesses are closing, gangs flourish and the entire population of this borough is either low class, or is living in poverty. Urban decay is also a common sight and some neighborhoods and districts like Carcer Mark for example, are on the verge of being abandoned completely and left in ruin. Like Portland, West Carcer has a a few industrial areas. This borough of Carcer City is the same one that Manhunt originally took place and because of that, some of the landmarks and places that were featured in Manhunt make an appearance including the Carcer Zoo, Darkwoods Penitentiary, Chips Casino and the City Library.

Neighborhoods and Districts in West Carcer

*Brentwood

*Livingston

*Darkwoods

*Arbiter

*Fint

*Los Albos

*East Los Albos

*Port Lauderdale

*Kingston Beach

*Carcer Mark

*Smiths Hill

*Westside

*Lost Paradise

*Cottonmouth

*Old Town

*Douglas

*Carvington

*Archer

*Campden

*Carcer Mark

*South Port

*Jefferson

*Denton's Junkyard

*Central

*Leamingford

 

 

Downtown

Downtown is considered the only nice part of Carcer City. Downtown is home to Carcer City's more wealthier population and Carcer City's Mayor Richard Tanner. Downtown is unlocked when the player unlocks West Carcer

Neighborhoods and Districts in Downtown

*Wapona Hills

*The Square

*City Hall

*Manson International Airport

*Red Beach

 

 

The Story

1991

The game opens up with a cutscene. This cutscene shows a young Ricky Adams, putting on his outfit (which in the game is his default one): An red, unbuttoned plaid shirt with a white t-shirt underneath. A pair dark blue jeans, and Chuck Taylor All-Stars. Ricky then places a black ski mask over his face. Approaching him from behind is his friend, Dave. Dave, like Ricky is wearing a ski mask however, unlike him Dave is holding a sawed off shotgun, which he hands to Ricky.

 

The scene then cuts to Ricky and Dave outside of a convenience store, wearing their ski masks. When the two burst into the story; Ricky pulls out the sawed off and takes out the only two security cameras in the store, while Dave points his gun at the cashier and demands money. Suddenly, one of the customers inside the store pulls out a gun and attempts to shoot Ricky. However, he is immediately shot in the leg by Ricky, and is then shot multiple times by Dave as the other customers scream in horror. The two,then turn their attention to the cashier and demand money. The cashier opens the cash register, and after handing them their money. Suddenly, the sounds of police sirens can be heard outside. The two are forced to run out of the backdoor. As they try to run away through an alleyway, the two enter a small gunfight with the CCPD. Dave is killed during the gunfight and Corey James, Ricky and Dave's getaway driver, drives off in fear of being arrested, leaving Ricky no other choice but to surrender. He is then handcuffed and beaten by several police officers. The scene then fades to black..

 

Present Day, 1996

Ricky is shown in his jail cell inside the Clarance County Jail. Suddenly, the doors open and he is guided out of his cell and down a long hallway by two guards. The guards then take him though a door, behind it, a man holding Ricky's cloths from the day he robbed the convince store hands him cloths. After quickly changing into them, he is guided out of the prison by the two guards. After walking outside, he sees his uncle, Tommy Adams parked outside the prison entrance. Tommy, who is slightly drunk; let's Ricky drive him back to his house in Ravenwood, a neighborhood located in the Borough of Concord.

 

At first, Ricky's life seems stable working for his uncle, driving around collecting parts from him. He even helps fend off some (unarmed) robbers who are trying to steal parts from Tommy's auto-repair shop. However, one day while Ricky is rummaging around Tommy's shop, he is approached by a man known as Sean "Top Gun" Parker. Top Gun is the leader of a local street gang known as the Southside Saints. He is a frequent customer at Tommy's shop, and has heard about Ricky; whom he asks if he's interested in helping him with something. Ricky agrees, in exchange that he is fairly paid.

 

his first job, collect money from a druggie who owes money to the Saints. Top Gun hands a cell phone to Ricky, who is given the address of the druggie's house and goes there. When he arrives, the druggie runs out of the house and drives off. Ricky is forced to follow him via car, this later ends with Ricky beating him up. After returning to Top Dog, he is given another task: Travel to Glenshaw Heights, sell a few bags marijuana and pop anyone who tries anything funny. Ricky agrees,Top Gun then hands him a few bags of marijuana, and a Pistol. After selling a few bags, Ricky is attacked by another drug dealer who is working for the rivals of the Southside Saints; the Glenshaw Heights Posse. Ricky fends him off and after a while does some more work for Top Gun. Later on, Top Gun introduces Ricky to Tyler Whyte. Tyler is a former member of the Southside Saints, and a good friend of Top Gun. Tyler asks Ricky to come to Portland and assist him with a few problems. Ricky accepts.

 

While working for Tyler, Ricky is introduced to Robert "Robbie" James, and his younger brother, Corey whom originally was working as a getaway driver for Ricky during the night he was arrested. Both brothers are in charge of a Meth ring, and have been doing so for the past few years. Robbie ends up hiring Ricky to assist them in their drug deals, keeping an eye out, and at one point have him help them destroy a Meth lab belonging to a rival of theirs. During his time working for the two brothers, both Ricky and Corey act as if they never even knew each other. Eventually, Ricky also meets another associate of Tyler Whyte, Trey Mendaz. A high ranking member of Da 5 Families street gang, who has Ricky help deal with inner disputes between the five gangs that make up the Families.

 

Later on Ricky receives a call from Robbie, whom asks Ricky to meet him at his apartment. Ricky agrees and heads on over. Upon seeing Robbie, Robbie tells Ricky that he feels that Corey is going to have him killed in order for him to take over. Robbie hands a Combat Pistol to Ricky and asks him to kill Corey. Ricky accepts the weapon, and just as he does, a mask man bursts in and shoots Robbie, killing him. Ricky follows the hitman which takes him to Corey's penthouse. Ricky goes inside and finds himself confronting Corey. According to Corey, he would have rather seen Ricky go to jail then him that night. In a rage of fury, Ricky attempts to kill him, but he ends up escaping with a few of his bodyguards. Ricky now finds himself in a car chase with Corey, whom is firing at Ricky with a shotgun out of his car window. The chase ends with Ricky killing Corey with his own shotgun.

 

Later on, Ricky receives a call from Rico Diaz, the leader of the Loco Cartel. Rico is in need of an extra muscle and needs someone to assists him with some problems. After helping out Rico a little bit, Ricky is requested to help watch over a deal between the LC and another West Carcer based gang, El Innocentz. However, at the same time, Ricky's uncle, Tommy, gives him a call and is concerned about Ricky's activity's and asks him to stop. Now Ricky Must choose...

 

 

Deal:

Ricky agrees, and heads on over the meeting. During the meeting, one of El Innocentz' rival gangs, the Devil's Jury ambushes them and the Loco Cartel and attempts to kill the Innocentz' leader, Carlos Venzano. Ricky however, stops them and manages to save Carlos. Now the Loco Cartel has become allies with El Innocentz. Meanwhile Ricky is confronted by Tommy again, Tommy has found out about the alliance between the two gangs and Ricky's involvement in their alliance. After a very heated argument, Tommy tells Ricky to never see him again, and the two part ways.

 

Satisfied with the new alliance, Rico and the Cartel give Ricky a large sum of money. Ricky however explains what happened between him and his uncle to Rico. Rico's only response is, "f*ck him, what good his he.". Eventually, Ricky discovers that Tommy has been accidentally killed in a drive-by, the perpetrators of this incident being none other than the Loco Cartel.

 

Furious, Ricky gets into a fight with Rico about the drive-by, Rico however responds with, "Well, hey what did that old f*ck ever do for you?" which only makes Ricky even madder. In rage, Ricky pulls out a gun and tries to shoot Rico, who escapes. Ricky must now make his way through the Loco Cartel's stronghold to find and kill Rico. After escaping the stronghold, Ricky sees Rico taking off in a Sultan RS, and soon begins to chase him via an Infernus.The chase eventually ends in Carcer City's fourth borough, Downtown. There Ricky catches up to Rico and shoots him in the leg. Rico, now helpless is shot several times and quickly dies.

 

At that point, the credits begin to role.

 

 

OR

 

Refuse:

Ricky tells Rico that he can't be there to watch the meet and goes straight to his uncle Tommy's house to talk about things. During his discussion with Tommy, Ricky and him are nearly killed when a group of Loco Cartel gangster's attempt to kill them both.

 

The two survive, and Ricky receives a threatening phone call from none other Rico. Rico tells Ricky that because he wasn't there to watch over the meeting, the meeting was sabotaged and El Innocentz leader Carlos Venzano, was killed and it's all Ricky's fault. Ricky tells Rico to leave him alone. Rico responds with "I think might kill you myself."

 

Soon Ricky, decides it's time to take matters into his hands. He then storms into the Cartel's main stronghold, shooting his way through countless numbers of Cartel members. He reaches the top floor and he engages in a massive gun fight with Rico which ends with him being shot in the head by Ricky.

 

There, the credits begin to role.

(Refuse) End Credits Song

 

 

 

Main Characters

Name: Ricky Adams

Age: 30

Race/Ethnicity: Native American

Biography: Ricky was born on the Redwind Indian Reservation which is located in Red County, San Andreas. Ricky's parents, Judy and Michael Adams left the Reservation and moved to Alderney City in 1976. Ricky's father was an abusive alcoholic who constantly abused Ricky and his mother. As as a teenager, Ricky was a renowned trouble maker both in and out of school. By the time he was 16 Ricky was already stealing from people and vandalizing. Around the same time, his parents were killed in a car accident. As a result, he moved to Carcer City to live with his uncle Tommy. Ricky would later commit more acts of thievery and vandalism until one night in 1991 during the robbery that changed his life forever. Luckily for him, the courts took bribes, and gave him only five years in prison as opposed to ten or twenty.

 

Name: Tommy Adams

Age: 43

Race/Ethnicity: Native American

Biography: Ricky's uncle. Tommy works as a mechanic at his privately owned auto-repair shop, he is a rather serious individual who takes no excuses from everyone, and is often concerned about what his nephew is doing. Tommy once had a son named Dylan who unfortunately died after being stabbed by a mugger when Ricky was very little, and because of this he sees Ricky as a son to him to some extant.

 

Name: Sean "Top Gun" Parker

Age: 34

Race/Ethnicity: African American

Biography: The leader of the Southside Saints. Top Gun first took place as the leader of the Saints in 1988 after their previous leader died in a drive-by shooting. Top Gun, unlike Carcer City's other gang leaders, cares about his gang's members although the same cannot be said about his gang's associates.

 

Name: Tyler Whyte

Age: 37

Race/Ethnicity: Mixed (African American & Irish American)

Biography: Former member of the Southside Saints, and a good friend of Top Gun.

 

Name: Corey James

Age:24

Race/Ethnicity: Caucasian

Biography: At the age of 19, Corey was willing to help assist in the same robbery that led to Ricky's arrest. Originally he was to be a getaway driver for Ricky and his partner/friend Dave, but when he heard the sounds of police sirens. He called it quits and bailed out. Eventually he and his older brother got together and formed a Crystal Meth operation which he and his brother both ran until Ricky kills him. Corey is the main antagonist during the first half of the game.

 

Name: Robert "Robbie" James

Age: 33

Race/Ethnicity: Caucasian

Biography: Corey's older brother, he helped run the Crystal Meth operation that he and his brother started. Little is known about his past.

 

 

Name: Trey Mendaz

Age: 31

Race/Ethnicity: Puerto Rican

Biography: A high ranking member of Da 5 Families. Trey is your typical street gangster, trying to keep a hardcore image, however he is often shunned by other members of the Families. Trey .

 

Name: Rico Diaz

Age: 32

Race/Ethnicity: Latino American

Biography: Self centered, cruel and just all out greedy. Rico is the leader of the Loco Cartel and is the primary antagonist during the two endings. Rico is known to be addicted to Cocaine. Rico originally grew up in Los Ablos, West Carcer, and as a teenager he was always in trouble, and by the time he was 27, he has been in prison twice.

 

 

Minor/Supporting/Random Characters William Hambrough-A pimp who Ricky runs into one the street. William or "Willy" as he prefers, is in need for someone to help collect some money for him.Lionel Starkweather-A former Vinewood director, who has been ejected out of the mainstream movie scene and has been forced to make underground films. He hires Ricky after hearing about Corey's murder.Donny Willams-A childhood friend of Ricky's. He runs into Ricky on the streets in Portland. Erica Fritz-One of the first girlfriends available to Ricky in the game. Ricky meets her while working to Top Gun. Trey Ivy-An unknown rapper who wants to make it big. Ricky runs into him on the streets, and helps defend him from some loan sharks. Gary Schaffer-The corrupt Police Chief of the CCPD. He only appears on the in-game TV during several news segments on gang crime. Julia Brianson-A former girlfriend of Ricky's. She and Ricky meet while he is working for Top Gun. At first she stats off as a friend character, but later on they begin dating again.James Earl Cash-A notorious serial killer, who Ricky offers a ride, little does Ricky that Cash is a cold hearted serial killer until he attempts to steal Ricky's car from him. He appears as a random character.

 

Gameplay

The gameplay of GTA: Carcer City is similar to that of GTA IV, however, there are some changes. The RAGE engine has been updated which means that the physics are more realistic, the Cover System has benefited from this as well. Ingame Friends/Girlfriends are now optional and are not required for 100% completion, they do not call the player and instead required the player to call them in order to arrange an activity. Each Friend/Girlfriend has their own rewards and benefits when the player has a positive relationship with them. Random Character encounters also return. In addition to these changes, there are also some other new features;

 

Taking Hostages: A new addition to the gameplay is the ability to take NPCs and hold them hostage. Taking a hostage, involves grabbing an NPC by pressing a certain button, and choosing a weapon to threaten them with. The player must then hold onto the same button that is used to grab the NPCs in order to keep their hold on them. Taking hostages will cause pedestrians and police officers to halt and not make any moves.

 

Drug Dealing: Similar to the Drug Dealing minigame of Chinatown Wars, the player can sell drugs to different NPC's and gang member as well. There is no side missions and instead is used as an another to make money when not doing missions. These are Drugs that the player can sell,

*Marijuana

*Ecstasy

*Crack Cocaine

*Cocaine

*LSD

*Acid

*Crystal Meth

*Heroin

*Prescription Drugs (Pain Killers, Anti-Psychotics, Anti-Depressants, ETC)

 

Using Drugs: In addition to being able to deal drugs, the player can also use them. Using drugs causes certain effects which depends on the drugs the player is using, for example Marijuana will cause the screen to become blurry and will the slow the game speed down a bit while Crystal Meth will lower down the player's health while at the same time increasing the game speed.

 

Gambling: Players can now gamble. There are two types of gambling, Illegal and Legal. Legal gambling is done at Chips Casino while Illegal gambling is done in back alley gambling rooms.

 

Rampages: Rampages return from the GTA III Era games, but this time, they are much different. Rampages are given to the player via payphone (much like Assassinations), the player will receive a call from Lionel Starkweather, the infamous snuff film director who also appears in Manhunt, who is hiring "talent" for his very first snuff film entitled Killfest. Starkweather will send the player and a camera crew to a certain location, there the player is given the task to kill gang members from a certain gang while the camera crew records the player doing so. After the player completes all the Rampages, Starkweather will release Killfest and will send a VHS copy of it to the player to the player's safehouse, there the player can have the option to watch it on their safehouse's TV.

 

Chop Shops: The player can take stolen cars and being them to chop shops were they are dissembled and have their parts sold. The amount of money the player makes from selling their vehicles to a chop shop depends on what car it is and it's condition, for example, more rare and high quality cars will get the player more money well more common and low quality cars generate less money.

 

Bribery: Another returning gameplay element from the GTA III era games. When the player is given the option to surrender or to run away when being held at gun point at a 1 star wanted level they also have the option to bribe the police officer. This causes the player to lose at least one wanted star. Bribes can only be done if the player has at least one wanted star or if the player is pulled over and arrested. When the player is arrested, they are given the option to bribe the police officers to keep their weapons even after being arrested. This will only work on police officers and not SWAT team members and FIB agents.

 

Robberies: Players can now rob from places. There are at least 2 different types places that can be robbed,

* Houses:There are several in-game houses the player can rob. The player must sneak and quietly steal stuff from the house they are stealing from. Robbing houses creates a 1 star wanted rating.

*Convince Stores, Gas Stations and Fast Food Restaurants: Robbing these places is different from robbing houses. To rob these places, the player must walk to a cashier and point a gun at them. Then the player, while aiming a gun at the cashier, can say one of three things to the cashier, first, the player can threaten the cashier and say "Give the me the cash or I'll blow your f*cking head off" or something along the lines of that. The second thing can say is a more positive comment, something along the lines of "Please give the cash and nobody will get hurt". The third is a more neutral saying like "I need money, so give me all you got". After the player gets their cash, the player will receive a two star wanted level.

 

 

 

Realism

There are some new additions to the level of realism in GTA IV. While these additions do not effect the overall gameplay, they most certainly make the world of Carcer City much more like a real city. Pedestrians can now be seen reading newspapers, sometimes arguing with one another even getting into full blown fist fights, they also can be seen protesting stuff outside of buildings and such, some pedestrians even can be seen attempting suicide. Sometimes, pedestrians can be seen rioting in certain parts of the city at random times, and when this happens, SWAT teams are called in and will attempt to control the situation. There is also more interaction between pedestrians and police officers and sometimes, police officers can be seen committing acts of police brutality on innocent pedestrians. Street criminals now do more realistic things as well, they will vandalize buildings, steal from others, rob stores, and at times they will deal drugs to other people. Gangs can also been seen getting into bloody fights with one another, which most of the time, ends with the police arriving on the scene and attempt to stop the violence. Rats and pigeons can be seen throughout the city, they are found in random locations and can be killed. Also, when the player receives a 3 star wanted level, Police Officers will send in search dogs to attack the player.

 

 

 

Gangs

(Note: Gangs whose names appear in red also appear in Manhunt.)

Southside Saints: The first gang that the player encounters., the Southside Saints located within the Southside neighborhood of Concord, with some parts of Ravenwood under their control as well. They are well known for dealing of Crack Cocaine, Heroin and Crystal Meth. Currently, they are in amidst of a bloody gang war with the Glenshaw Heights Posse. The Southside Saints are notoriously dangerous.

 

Glenshaw Heights Posse: Another Concord based gang. The GHP is a medium sized street gang with it's two primary fronts drug dealing and racketeering. Members can be found roaming the streets of Concord, specifically in the westside neighborhood of Glenshaw Heights.

 

Da 5 Families: Da 5 Families, based in Cleveland Heights, is an alliance of 5 smaller street gangs which are refereed to as Families. The 5 Families that make up this gang are; the Taylor Drive Family, Dester Street Family, Balla Street Family, Jamir Ave Family, and last, but not least, the infamous Crestwood Street Family. Da 5 Families are one of the top 3 most powerful gangs in Portland. They are ruthless and violent, they also are known not to hesitate if they are provoked. They are allies with the Green Spades and the Southside Saints.

 

Green Spades: An alliance of Irish and Irish-American street thugs. The Green Spades have been around since the late 1910's and at the time, where the most powerful gang in Carcer City. During the time of Prohibition in the United States, the Green Spades were in their prime, selling booze illegally on a daily basis. Since then, their size has decreased. They are are a tough bunch and are well known for gun running and extortion, they also are known to make and sell Crystal Meth.

 

Dem Bad Boyz: A Jamacian street gang found in Portland. Dem Bad Boyz get most of their profits from selling Marijuana and they are known to grow it as well. Dem Bad Boyz have no known rivals.

 

Verdecis: A medium sized Italian-American street gang found in the neighborhood of Lebanio. During Prohibition in the 1920's, the Verdecis competed with the Green Spades and since then have been at war with them. However, the war between the two gangs to shrink in size.

 

Spanish Lords: The Spanish Lords are a medium sized gang found in Portland. They are based on the Latin Kings. Ruthless and brutal, the Spanish Lords will not hesitate to attack if they are provoked.

 

Bludz and Killas: These two gangs first originated in Los Santos and have now spread across the country. The Bludz and Killas have a very deep hatred for one another. This hatred has caused the deaths of many innocent lives. The Bludz are based on the Bloods and the Killas are based on the Crips.

 

Carcer City Triads: What's a GTA game without a Triad gang? The Carcer City Triads are a gang of Chinese American street thugs who originally once held almost all of Little Asia under it's control. Unfortunatly, when the Yazuka arrived and since then the two have been involved in a bitter war against each other.

 

Yazuka: The Yazuka, also known as the Japanese Mafia, are a powerful organization that originated in Japan, and have expanded themselves to the United States, including Carcer City. They are currently found in Little Asia where they currently fight against the Carcer City Triads. The Yazuka are based on the Yakuza.

 

El Innocentz: El Innocentz are a large street gang consisting of Latino goths. They first originated back during the early 1980's in East Los Albos during the rise of Goth culture, since then they've been involved in the illegal drug trade and have been known primary to sell hallucinogenic drugs such as Acid, LSD and Esctacy. El Innocentz are led by the mysterious Carlos Venzano, who first took place as their leader 1993. A large number their members are known to worship Satan and even refer to themselves as "Devil Thugs" and "Satan's Warrriors". Currently they have an alliance with the Lil Diablos and are the main rivals of the Devil's Jury and the Skinz.

 

E.S.R (East Side Ryders): The E.S.R are one of the most infamous gangs in Carcer City. For the past 10 years they have been linked to numerous cases of murder and rape. The E.S.R are an all African-American street gang that is known to be found in Campden and Central, West Carcer. Their main enemies are the Spanish Lords.

 

Albanian Mafia: The Albanian Mafa has returned, this time they are slightly more powerful than they were in GTA IV. As the name implies, the Albanian Mafia consists mostly of Albanian immigrants.

 

Chekoven Family: Your average Russian organized crime syndicate, the Chekoven Family is fairly large and has been around for many years. The Chekoven Family is known to be linked to a large protection ring that spans across Carcer City. They are known to sell Heroin, are involved in racketeering and illegal arms dealing, they are also known to be involved in prostitution, human trafficking, and are in charge of a massive illegal underground pornography ring. Their members resemble stereotypical Russian mobsters.

 

Loco Cartel: A local drug cartel led by Rico Diaz. The Loco Cartel is a small and slowly diminishing gang. The Loco Cartel has only been around since 1992.

 

Lil' Diablos: Lil' Diablos are a Mexican-American gang found in parts of Los Albos. Lil' Diablos are known to sell drugs and have been linked to around 9 murders committed in the past few years. Currently, they are allied El Innocentz.

 

Devil's Jury: The Devil's Jury, or simply the Jury as they are usually reffed to, are a gang of white, vintage style goalie mask wearing hoodlums whose ages range from 19 to 25. The Jury is believed to be involved in the illegal drug trade, not to mention they have been known for racketeering. Their current enemies are El Innocentz, Lil' Diablos and the Skinz. The Devil's Jury is based on a gang that had originally meant to appear in Manhunt but was cut from the game before it was released.

 

The Skinz: Possibly one of the most dangerous white supremacist groups in the country. As their name implies, the Skinz are a gang of white power skinheads who have been linked to a large number crimes and attacks against non-Caucasians, Jews, gays and lesbians. Like most white supremacist groups, The Skinz are known to repeatably harass those who are "different" from them, and sometimes they will not hesitate to attack them either. Their only known allies are the White Knives.

 

Angels of Death MC: A large sized Biker gang, the Angels of Death are an extremely dangerous bunch. They are known to be involved in the illegal drug trade, their rivals include the White Knives, Death Riders, and Streetfightaz and as well as the Lost Angels. They are based on the Hells Angels.

 

Death Riders MC: A rivaling gang to the Angels of Death. The Death Riders are a mixed race biker gang with members coming out from all sorts of races, ethnics and heritage. However, like most other gangs, the Death Riders do not allow women to join. The Death Riders are known to be involved in protection rackets, extortion, gun running and have been involved in Crystal Meth industry.

 

White Knives MC: As the name suggest, the White Knives are a white supremacist biker gang and are the only known allies of The Skinz. The White Knives are often seen riding through the streets on their bikes. Their members can be seen wearing red leather jackets. They're known be involved with the Crystal Meth, Crack and Heroin industries and they have known for illegal arms dealing.

 

Streetfightaz MC: The Streetfightaz are an all African American biker gang. The Streetfightaz are known to ride sports bikes such as the PCJ-600. They are slightly based on the Ghetto Riders MC.

 

Lost Angels MC: An all female biker gang, the Lost Angels are much different compared to most biker gangs. The Lost Angels fight for the rights of females who are being subjected by other biker gangs. They are well known to be feminists and have an extreme hatred towards men.

 

Hoods: Not actually a gang, the Hoods are an unorganized alliance of street thugs who are only known to work as henchmen for other criminals. Members of the Hoods are not like members of other gangs in the sense that they do not care or have any respect for their fellow Hoods what so ever which can explain why their members can sometimes be seen attacking and/or killing one another and it also explains why they rarely help their fellow Hoods when they are in trouble. The Hoods are not only are found in Carcer City, they have been spotted in various places across the United States including Liberty City, Alderney, Vice City, and San Andreas. There are also rumors of Hoods being spotted in London and Bogota.

 

 

 

Law Enforcement

 

Carcer City Police Department (CCPD):

Your basic form of law enforcement, the CCPD is first called in when the player receives a 1 star wanted level. At first they will attempt to arrest the player using non-violent methods, but will use their nightsticks if they are provoked. At 2 stars and above, they will use fire arms to try to stop the player and at 3 stars they will shoot at the player from their Police Cars. At 3 stars a Police Maverick will join the chase and police officers will use Shotguns instead of Pistols. Because they are very corrupt, CCPD officers can be bribed for a large sum of money.

 

 

Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT)

When the player's wanted star level goes up to 3 stars, it's time to call in the SWAT teams. These are better equipped then the CCPD officers. At first they will use Micro SMG's as well as Combat Shotguns to try to stop the player, but at 4 stars they will instead use Carbine Rifles and SMGs.

 

 

Federal Investigation Bureau (FIB)

The Federal Investigation Bureau or simply the FIB, is called in to stop the player at 4 stars, they will use unmarked cars and will pursue the player if he/she is driving and will try to run them of the road. At first, FIB agents are armed with SMGs but then at 6 stars they are equipped with Carbine Rifles and body armor. The FIB is based on the FBI.

 

 

 

Weapons

The weapons system in GTA: Carcer City follows the same used in previous titles. Weapons can be purchased at both legal and illegal gun shops, the only difference being that legal gun shops sell mostly weak weapons while illegal gun shops have more high power weapons. There is a new weapons type in GTA: Carcer City, Choke/Strangle Weapons, which are basically used to strangle people via Manhunt style executions. Players can also use pistols to pistol whip NPCs. Also, players can pick up and use items and objects off the ground such as 2X4's, bricks, ETC.

Melee	Pistols	Submachine Guns	Shotguns
*Baseball Bat *Knife *Brass Knuckles *Hammer *Crowbar *Sickle *Monkey Wrench *Tire Iron *Machete *Pool Cue *Nightstick *Metal Baseball Bat *Ice Pick *Lead Pipe *Hockey Stick *Golf Club *Taser *Pepper Spray	*Pistol (Glock 17) *Combat Pistol (Colt M1911A1) *Revolver (S&W Model 29) *Burst Pistol (Beretta 93R)	*Machine Pistol (Tec-9) *Micro SMG (MAC-10) *SMG (Uzi) *Combat SMG (MP5)	*Shotgun (Mosberg 500) *Combat Shotgun (SPAS 12) *Sawed Off Shotgun *Lever Action Shotgun (Winchester M1887) *Assault Shotgun (DAO 12 Streetsweeper)
Sniper Rifles	Assault Rifles	Heavy	Thrown
*Hunting Rifle (Winchester Model 70) *Sniper Rifle (Remington 770) *Combat Sniper (PSG-1) *Advance Sniper Rifle (SVD Dragunov)	*Battle Rifle (M14) *Assault Rifle (AK-47) *Carbine Rifle (M16a2)	*RPG (RPG-7) *Grenade Launcher (M79) *Machine Gun (M249 SAW)	*Molotive Cocktail *Grenade *Pipe Bomb
Choke/Strangle
*Rope *Chain *Barbed Wire *Belt

 

 

 

Soundtrack

102.7 Cosmic FM: What game set in the 90's be complete without a Drum And Bass station? This station is hosted by returning DJ Timecode, who originally was the DJ of MSX in GTA III and LCS.

 

 

 

 

Metalheadz-Sinister

Manix-You Held My Hand

Tom & Jerry-Scooby's Dream

Doc Scott-Paradise Lost

Q Project-Champion Sound (Alliance Remix)

Dope Style-You Must Think First

 

LTJ Bukem-Atlantis

 

 

Carcer Rock Nation Radio: Grunge and Alternative Rock dominate this radio station. The DJ would be none other than GTA radio veteran Lazlow Jones, who states that he needed a summer job so he decided to DJ the station.

Playlist:

Nirvana-In Bloom

 

 

 

 

 

Skin Yard-Inside The Eye

Hammerbox-Hed

 

Barenaked Ladies-The Old Apartment

Weezer-Say It Ain't So

U2-Dirty Day

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

L7-Everglade

 

The Pixies-Planet Of Sound

 

Presidents Of The United States Of America-Dune Buggy

Butthole Surfers-Pepper

 

 

Independence FM: An Indie Rock station broadcasting live from Ravenwood. Independence FM is hosted by Adam Groove, a college dropout with some "issues" with his stability, occasionally Adam will receive phone calls which usually end with Adam having a mental breakdown.

Playlist:

Pavement-Rattled by the Rush

 

 

Elliott Smith-Satellite

 

 

 

 

V.I.B.E.S 94.7: V.I.B.E is an R&B station hosted by Lauryn Hill. This station is like Carcer City's version of The VIBE.

Playlist

 

Ginuwine-Holler

The Deele-Two Occasions

 

R Kelly-Your Body's Callin'

Immature-Lovers' Groove

Mariah Carey-Any Time You Need A Friend

 

Toni Braxton-You're Makin Me High

 

 

 

Blackstreet ft.Dr Dre-No Digity

Lisa Stansfield-All Woman

 

 

Da Beatz: Da Beatz is one of two Hip Hop stations in the game. This radio station plays modern East Coast hip hop and is hosted by DJ G-Man (voiced by Jay Z). This radio station is the favorite of most of Carcer City's gangs and street criminals, not to mention it's younger citizens.

Playlist:

 

Junior MAFIA ft. Aaliyah-I Need You Tonight

 

 

 

Jay Z-Can't Knock The Hustle

 

 

 

 

Fat Joe ft. Big Pun-Watch Out

Big L-Put It On

Notorious B.I.G-Machine Gun Funk

Ghostface Killah-Camay

The Pharcyde-Runnin

Redman-So Ruff

GZA-Gold

Raekwon-Criminology

 

 

CCUR (Carcer City Undergound Radio): A pirate radio station broadcasting live from Portland. CCUR is Carcer City's home to Hardcore Hip Hop, Acid Rap and Horrorcore. This station is ment to reflect the dark nature and setting of the game.

Playlist:

Chunk & Sean T-187 Skills

 

Brotha Lynch Hung-Welcome 2 Your Own Death

Gravediggaz-Bang Your Head

Ganksta N.I.P-Going To The Death

 

Simken Heights-Ashes To Ashes

 

 

Sean T-A Whole Nutha Level

H.O.H.-Creepin

Bone Enterprise-Hell Sent

House of Krazees-Head Trauma

 

 

Three 6 Mafia-Destruction Terror

 

 

 

ICP-The Killing Fields

 

 

Kingston Sounds: Carcer City's #1 for Reggae and Dancehall. The DJ of this station is a stereotypical stoner who is obssesed with reggae and dancehall, not to mention marijuana. Occasionally, he will have a joint or two while he's hosting the station which almost gets him into trouble with the station's manager.

Playlist:

 

 

 

 

 

Shabba Ranks-Ting-A-Ling

Beenie Man-Slam

 

 

 

The Hits 104.1: Dominated by Pop music, this station is one of the more lighter ones. The Hits 104.1 broadcasts all the way from nearby Liberty City and the DJ is a young obnoxious girls in her early 20's, who talks like a stereotypical teenage girl and will usually say stuff like "Oh my gosh, I love this song!" and "This song is totally awesome" when ever a song changes to another.

Playlist:

Donna Lewis-Love You Always Forever

 

Jewel-Who Will Save Your Soul

Michael Jackson-You Are Not Alone

 

Jill Sobule-I Kissed A Girl

 

 

Janet Jackson-Whoops Now

 

RADIO HARDCORE: A Hardcore Punk radio station. RADIO HARDCORE is hosted by a stereotypical, anrachy loving punk who is often very angry and has an strong harted towrads the Skinz, in fact, when the station plays the third track on it's playlist (Nazi Punks F*ck Off by the Dead Kennedys) he will shout, "This is dedicated to all you stupidass Skinz", which causes him to recive death threats from the Skinz themselves.

Playlist:

Black Flag-Revenge

The Casualties-F*ck You All

Dead Kennedys-Nazi Punks F*ck Off

 

 

S.O.D-United Forces

Reagan Youth-No Class

 

 

Destruction 106.7: A station that plays Thrash Metal. The DJ is a metal head who likes to shout almost every thing he says and has some anger management issues.

Playlist:

Metallica-Eye Of The Beholder

 

Anthrax-Time

 

 

Kreator-Terror Zone

Violator-Ordered to Thrash

 

 

 

 

CPR (Carcer Public Radio):

*Opposing View Points: A debate show where two people, a stereotypical Left-winged, Democratic, Liberal, and a Far Right, Christian, Conservative go head-to-head, as they try to express their views and arguments about current events s such as the 1996 US Elections, the Khobar Towers bombings, the Line Item Veto Act, Chinese surface-to-surface missle testing, ETC. Usually these "arguments" that the two get into are more like a verbal fight between two 5th graders.

 

*Area 53: The infamous Coast to Coast AM parody that was first featured in GTA: San Andreas has returned. Hosted by Marvin Trill, this show, like in GTA: SA, talks about conspiracy theories, UFO's, and the paranormal, he also discusses Urban Legends such as a mysterious "Ratman" running around in Liberty City's subway tunnels.

 

*Lost Love: A drama show that has been [poorly] made and recorded at CPR's studios. This show stars two lovers who get into very serious situations though they always end up making out. This show is full of erotica and has many sexual jokes.

 

*Super Happy Fun Time Show: A low quality program aimed at young children. It has very bad acting, and eventually the main actor ends up having a mental break down and ends up committing suicide in the studio.

 

*A Moment To Smile: A religious talk show hosted by John Jones who is the leader of the Brotherhood of the Smiles, a religion where it's followers must where a mask in shape of a smiley face and must try to make themselves happy. During this show, John will asks viewers to join the Brotherhood, and not to mention, pay him a "small fee". It should be noted that this religion will eventually spread to the Darkwoods Penitentiary and would eventually lead the creation of the Smileys.

 

*Techzone: A show that discusses all the latest gadgets, the internet and other computer related stuff. It is similar to The Electron Zone from LCS.

 

 

 

Internet and Cellphone

Internet: The in-game internet feature that was first introduced in GTA IV is featured in GTA: Carcer City, but it is much different then it was in GTA IV. Most of the websites featured in GTA IV are either non-existant (as of 1996) or are very different then they were. Most of the websites will have some kind of interactivity. Players can use Watchmen, an email sending and reciving desktop program based on Microsoft Outlook, to send and recive emails. The graphical user interface of the computers in GTA: Carcer City, is influenced by Windows 95 as opposed to the Apple inspired GUI of GTA IV's computers. Because the game is set during a time before the internet became widespread, there are no internet cafes and can only be found inside the player's safehouses and as well as some other places. Players can go onto EBuy (a parody of eBay) where they can order weapons and body armor that will be delivered to a safehouse of their choice. Players can also go onto Carcer News.Com and read news stories, like the Weazel News in GTA IV, most of these stories will be linked to the main story.

 

Cell Phone: The cell phones in GTA:Carcer City have almost the same functions as it did in GTA IV, however because the game is set in 1996 there are a slight few changes. Cell phones in GTA:Carcer City cannot take pictures nor can they send text messages. The contacts option has been renamed to "Speed Dial", although they'll still list all characters' numbers. The player can also purchase new cell phones at electronics stores. Players can use the cell phone when in cover mood and when they're running.

 

 

 

Vehicles

 

Sports Cars	Muscle Cars and Vintage	Two-Doors and Hatchbacks	Four-Doors and Saloons
Adrenaline Banshee Cecila Cheetah Comet Coquette Cougar F620 Infernus Ruiner Sultan RS Super GT Skylight Tahoma	Buccaneer Citizen Dukes Hornet Manana Mare Peyote Savanna Stallion Turbo Virgero Virgo Voodoo	Adelie Blista Compact Bravura Deluxo Doppelganger Edwardo Faction Fortune Futo Kuruma Oshawa Previon Rhapsody Sabre Sennitel Super Drop Diamond Uranus	Admiral Chavos Cognoscenti DF8-90 Dilettante Emperor Esperanto Feroci Filet Fremont Ghost Hakumai Ignot Intruder Libra Libertarian Lokus Marbelle Pinnacle Pemier Primo Puma Ranger Saltsa Static Stretch Sunrise Super Diamond Tempo Vincent Washington Willard
SUVs/Crossovers, Station Wagons, Pick-ups, and Vans	Commercial/Industrial	Public Transportation	Emergency
Bobcat Carrige Contender DFT-30 Diva Huntley Sport Landstalker Mesa Minivan Patriot Perennial Rancher Romero Sadler Slamvan Yosemite	Airtug Benson Biff Boxville Burrito Flatbed Forklift Freight Train Mr.Tasty Mule Packer Phantom Pony Securicar Steed Tow Truck Trashmaster Yankee	Bus Cabby Carcer Line & Subway Taxi	Ambulance Enforcer FIB Interceptor Fire Truck Police Car Police Maverick Predator
Bikes	Boats	Aircraft
Angel Daemon Faggio Hexer NRG-666 PCJ-600 Revenant Sanchez Tour Bike Wolfsbane	Jetmax Marquis Reefer Tug Boat	Maverick Skylift Swift

Clothing

 

Tops	Bottoms	Hats	Glasses	Accessories
*T-Shirt (Comes in different colors) *T Shirt (W/ Skull Printed On It) *Long Sleeve T-Shirt (Comes in Difference Colors) *Hoodie *Hoodie (W/ Zipper) *Camo Jacket *Muscle Shirt *Collared Shirt *Trenchcoat *Rain Jacket *Flannel Jacket *Leather Jacket *Sports Jersey *Vest	*Jeans *Black Jeans *Sweatpants *Shorts *Torn Up Jeans *Khaki Pants *Jean Shorts *Gym Shorts *Work Pants *Track Pants	*Baseball Cap *Flat Cap *Fedora *Bucket Hat *Ski Mask *Ski Hat *Hood Up *Hockey Mask	*Sunglasses	*Bandana *Fingerless Gloves

Multiplayer

Multiplayer was first introduced in GTA IV, and has been included in GTA:Carcer City. Multiplayer can now be accessed via Pause Menu. There is also a new Multiplayer Menu, there the player can join games, start games, ETC. While both Free Mode, Party Mode, Deathmatch Race and GTA Race Multiplayer game modes return while there is also a few new Multiplayer Modes,

 

Survival of The Fittest: This game mode pits players against one another, similar to Deathmatch. However, the object is to see who can survive the longest for 10 minutes, the last one standing wins, however if more than one player is left after the minutes is up, then the surviving players will be pitted against one another and who ever is left standing then, will be declared the winner.

It should also be noted that players can only die once.

 

Capture The Bag: Players will be separated into teams, each team must steal a duffel bag full of drugs from one another. Basically, it's Capture The Flag GTA style. To make things more interesting, it's not just the two teams that after each others' drugs, controlled by the AI are several different ingame gangs will also try to steal drugs from the players.

 

Manhunt: Players will take the role of escape prison convicts, the CCPD has started a massive Manhunt for these convicts. The objective of this is to reach a safe spot without getting arrested (or killed) by the police. This game mode is always set at night and because of that, the player can hide behind stuff to avoid being caught.

 

 

Well, that's it, I hope you enjoyed this concept/topic. I'll be adding in new stuff soon, comments, suggestions and questions are welcomed. Also, if you enjoyed this topic, then checky out the DLC for this thread; Grand Theft Auto: Tales of Innocence

Edited November 7, 2010 by sethpenguin

[EduardKoeleJuck]

Awesome topic! You should've added NOoSe to the Law Enforcement though, instead of SWAT. It's been like that since the start of the IV-era, and it will probably stay that way.

[ObsydianRaven]

Awesome topic! You should've added NOoSe to the Law Enforcement though, instead of SWAT. It's been like that since the start of the IV-era, and it will probably stay that way.

 

Thanks.

 

As for NOOSE, well NOOSE is partially based on the Department of Homeland Security which was founded in 2003, and this topic is 1996, so it wouldn't make sense.

[BrownBear]

Nice!,

didnt read it all but i enjoyed the gangs, some were very interesting, an all female biker gang?, sweet.

 

My only problem is that its not based on anywhere, maybe Cleveland or Detroit.

[Kratos2000]

It's Bureau

[ObsydianRaven]

didnt read it all but i enjoyed the gangs, some were very interesting, an all female biker gang?, sweet.

 

Thanks, I tried my hardest to make Carcer City seem more unique as well as trying to give more of a background story for some of Manhunt's gangs (Skinz, Innocentz and Hoods).

 

As for having it not based on any real location, well when I first played Manhunt I really didn't feel like I was in any real city but an entirely original one.

[Kwandilibro]

my idea of carcer city must bee getting kinda popular now, since before i made it, NO ONE even refrenced it.

 

anyway, id like to see where this one goes. and a native american protag, thats pretty f*ckin original man. nice

[BrownBear]

my idea of carcer city must bee getting kinda popular now, since before i made it, NO ONE even refrenced it.

 

anyway, id like to see where this one goes. and a native american protag, thats pretty f*ckin original man. nice

Actually, i was making a Carcer topic before yours was made ... b*stard. I'm just playing.

 

Seth: I think Carcer is alot like some of the worst areas of Detroit, but i get what you mean.

[ObsydianRaven]

 

my idea of carcer city must bee getting kinda popular now, since before i made it, NO ONE even refrenced it.

 

anyway, id like to see where this one goes. and a native american protag, thats pretty f*ckin original man. nice 

Actually, I started working on this topic back in early February. And thanks, I really wanted to try something different when it comes to a protagonist.

Edited April 17, 2010 by sethpenguin

[Kwandilibro]

my idea of carcer city must bee getting kinda popular now, since before i made it, NO ONE even refrenced it.

 

anyway, id like to see where this one goes. and a native american protag, thats pretty f*ckin original man. nice 

Actually, i was making a Carcer topic before yours was made ... b*stard. I'm just playing.

 

Seth: I think Carcer is alot like some of the worst areas of Detroit, but i get what you mean.

haha, i used mind control on you

 

the original carcer was based on detroit, chicago, pittsburg, and camden NJ

 

and sethpenguin, thats a damn long time to work one topic

[ObsydianRaven]

and sethpenguin, thats a damn long time to work one topic

Indeed. It is a long time.

[Sanjeem]

This is atopic which effort has been put into, although the story doesn't really agree with me (Just the style) thats my problem not yours, Well done Seth.

[ObsydianRaven]

 

This is atopic which effort has been put into, although the story doesn't really agree with me (Just the style) thats my problem not yours, Well done Seth.

Thanks, and that's okay, you can't always make everyone happy.

[Sanjeem]

This is atopic which effort has been put into, although the story doesn't really agree with me (Just the style) thats my problem not yours, Well done Seth.

Thanks, and that's okay, you can't always make everyone happy.

Oh and i know this is only a concept thread, But if you named that Mafia familly Sopranos, I reckon you would get sued, f*ck it though it'a a thread. I would guess they were based on the Chicago Outfit mabey?

[ObsydianRaven]

 

This is atopic which effort has been put into, although the story doesn't really agree with me (Just the style) thats my problem not yours, Well done Seth.

Thanks, and that's okay, you can't always make everyone happy.

Oh and i know this is only a concept thread, But if you named that Mafia familly Sopranos, I reckon you would get sued, f*ck it though it'a a thread. I would guess they were based on the Chicago Outfit mabey?

Well I could change their name then.....

 

EDIT: Changed their name to the Verdecis.

Edited April 17, 2010 by sethpenguin

[The Notorious MOB]

my idea of carcer city must bee getting kinda popular now, since before i made it, NO ONE even refrenced it.

 

anyway, id like to see where this one goes. and a native american protag, thats pretty f*ckin original man. nice

Why don't you guys collaborate and just make one epic Carcer City Topic?? I think that would be alot better than having two. It'd be less confusing at least

[ObsydianRaven]

my idea of carcer city must bee getting kinda popular now, since before i made it, NO ONE even refrenced it.

 

anyway, id like to see where this one goes. and a native american protag, thats pretty f*ckin original man. nice 

Why don't you guys collaborate and just make one epic Carcer City Topic?? I think that would be alot better than having two. It'd be less confusing at least

Er, well I had big plans for this topic cause I was gonna do a DLC idea for this topic.....though not any time soon.

[ObsydianRaven]

Oh yeah, I alomst forgot,

@Sanjeem: The Verdecis/Sopranos are not based on any real gang/criminal organization like most of the other gangs in Carcer City.

[TommyMufc-Champs]

This is good, well done Seth.

[ObsydianRaven]

This is good, well done Seth.

Thanks.

[AnthMUFC-Champs]

Yes i like this although including chracters from MH is just stupid and really puts me off although keep going.

[ObsydianRaven]

Yes i like this although including chracters from MH is just stupid and really puts me off although keep going.

Well the MH characters only have a minor role so I don't see how it's a problem.

[AnthMUFC-Champs]

Its just a bit stupid as they are two different games and GTA is its own world so they would not exist.

[ObsydianRaven]

Its just a bit stupid as they are two different games and GTA is its own world so they would not exist.

Well, that's not actually true, it's been hinted throughout the series that GTA and Manhunt (As well as Bully ,and IIRC State of Emergency) all take place in the same fictional universe.

[AnthMUFC-Champs]

I don't know mate, maybe your right but i think the locations were only hinted at but not the characters because they aren't any unless you can name some mate.

[ObsydianRaven]

 

I don't know mate, maybe your right but i think the locations were only hinted at but not the characters because they aren't any unless you can name some mate.

Well the one hint I can name off the top of my head is Italian mobsters in Little Italy talking about Lionel Starkweather.

 

Though I'd rather not get into a debate about whether or not the two series are connected.

Edited April 18, 2010 by sethpenguin

[AnthMUFC-Champs]

You are maybe right mate anyway its only a consept topic so it wont matter.

Edited April 19, 2010 by AnthMUFC-Champs

[ObsydianRaven]

You arecmaybe right mate anyway its only a consept topic so it wont matter.

True. Very true. Though this topic is also kinda a quasi-prequel to Manhunt.

[The Notorious MOB]

This is a great topic man well done

 

I'm loving the radio and the features most. The logo is a bit amaturish though and since it's the first thing people see it kind gets them off to a bad start. Maybe you could ask Kwandilibro if you can use his logo since he wont be using it anymore.

[Kwandilibro]

This is a great topic man well done

 

I'm loving the radio and the features most. The logo is a bit amaturish though and since it's the first thing people see it kind gets them off to a bad start. Maybe you could ask Kwandilibro if you can use his logo since he wont be using it anymore.

if you want ill post the link for you