Muy_Gordo

Easy. drug production. Finna make a cartel

IGN (In Game Name): Godfather8332 Discord Tag (ex, metsu#7640): muy_gordo Have You received any warns/bans in the HimeraRP Server/Discord, if so, list them: None, and I intend to keep it that way. Describe your experience with roleplay: I have done roleplay for the better part of four years. It started not on minecraft but on Gmod of all places. From DarkRP to scp RP on Gmod servers I then transitioned to a server on MC. It was a server call lord of the craft which I played for a few months before I went to SRP and finally, here. I enjoy RP, as it allows me to just dive into a world of imagination and messing around. I have had serious RP's and goofy ones alike, I just enjoy it very much. What is Escalation in your own words: Escalation is sort of a staircase. Can't get to the next step without the base, (exceptions do apply of course.) What can start as a simple disagreement can be fleshed out, and turned into a fight. It's the natural progression of a disagreement, starting basic with arguing, then physical then with weapons. It allows for more of a realistic RP as I don't think anyone would stab someone else just because they said that you smelled. It also gives more depth to RP, giving opportunities to expand and make it better for all parties involved. This not only allows for chances to RP the escalation but also protects those who don't want to get their character beaten up or something else. Do you have a microphone?: I do, and I use it quite often. List your past BMD applications: N/A What is your reason for applying?: I think it would be a great experience, on top of that just being able to expand my horizons on RP. I feel it will open a large range of opportunities for RP and allow me to fully flesh out my characters. For most of my time RP i did CrimeRP but never had the chance to rise into a more official role like a dealer. With becoming a dealer I will be not only able to assist with crime and gang RP but be able to truly help others in their RP. I believe that it's my job to do so, because what's the point of being a dealer for CrimeRP if I am unable to make CrimeRP more enjoyable for those who want to participate? Do you acknowledge that you are not allowed to abuse the fact you get weapons for cheaper prices?: of course, this is not something to be abused but to assist in CrimeRP on the server. Abusing it would just make things worse for other players and just help ruin the overall experience. I want to help with CrimeRP on the server, not abuse it. Do you acknowledge that if you are arrested or killed you're role as a Dealer will be removed?: As I would expect, you need to keep the black market open and for that you need active dealers. If the dealers are arrested or dead and can't assist, then as this is a position that requires much responsibility they should be removed. I wouldn't expect anything less. What is your knowledge on Black Market: I have read up on everything I can. Including the "website" the Black Market is on. I know it's past history and the idea of how it works. On top of this I read up on the weapon stats and have a solid foundation of knowledge on the function of the Black Market. IC Section (Write this as if your character is in an interview.) What makes your character Unique? The male cleared his throat as he looked at the masked interviewer. He got himself comfortable before answering. "I'm not your average fucker off the street. Any guy can rob, shoot and hit someone but I guess you ain't looking for a sack of meat to do your bidding? Alright, let me tell you where I came from, the shithole that is Chihuahua. I'm sure you've heard about the Cartel, they are the demon that makes even Uncle Sam stay awake at night. I lived in the slums that they call their den. You had Cartel members selling coke to smuggling people across the border just down the street from where I learned my ABCs. I didn't just ignore them, I worked with them. The Cartel was crafty, and when the police where arresting their men and discovering their stashes they used the local population to assist. I did everything, from relaying information to smuggling dope across military checkpoints. I even did some dealing here and there, I'm experienced and on top of all, i'm loyal. The most cowardice thing someone can do is bite the hand that gives them life, and right now that's you. I'm unique because I know how it works and I got experience with this, most kids on the street think they can be big shit and just end up in the gutter. Don't worry, the Cartel already made me pass a few tests. I'm ready for whatever you want to give me." He stopped speaking, staring into the emotionless mask of the interviewer. What is your characters reasoning for becoming a Dealer?: He sat up now, seemingly lost in thought before he opened his mouth to speak. "It's something I was good at in the old country, somewhere where it's kill or be killed. Back in the old country we had a great community, lots of parties and communication. It was like a organization, all these little cogs working together. I want to help build something like that here. Something you will learn about me is I have great ambition. I am not content with having a quiet life, I want to use my talents to not only further myself but grow something. Something the Cartel didn't have back in the old country was a sense of kinship, it was purely transactional and that ended with just bloodshed. I want to change from them, and improve on it. Have a code of sorts. A code of honor and loyalty. Without it, you just end up with some bickering children who think they're gods and just end up killing each other. That's bad for business. Now the gangs themselves, who gives two fucks what they do. I am talking about the Black market, let those children fight while the grown ups handle business like men. Of course, i'm not saying were saints. That's what the HPD is, bunch of uptight assholes. We are businessmen doing what we can in a world where your neighbor is willing to stab and rob you over a minor disagreement. Becoming A black market dealer will allow me to start my ambitions while making some money too. Yes... I am also here for the money. Who isn't?" He finished, clearing his throat as he sat back in his seat. Backstory [Minimum 100 Words] "Alright, you want to hear about my past? It's going to sound like a sob story but here you go anyways... I was born in the slums of Chihuahua, Mexico. From a young age I saw all sorts of shit. People overdosing, hearing screams of people dying. I learned to grow up quick in a shithole like that. My parents weren't that great either, my mom was trying her best to raise five kids and my dad was a worthless bum. He used most of the money he got on alcohol. He was mad, mad that his family of seven lived in a shithole, mad that he got paid such lousy money, mad that his brothers and father were all dead, but most of all he was mad I hung around the nearby clubs the cartel owned. I learned quick, learned to wait till my dad passed out from drinking before I went home or i'd be beaten to a pulp. I learned to hate my dad and he hated me. it only got worse after my mom died, so I just left and did what I was good at, dealing in the streets. Eventually, just happened to find myself here, speaking to you. " He finished speaking, his expression seemingly a bit annoyed at his retelling of his past. First and last name: "My name is Javier Hernandez. It's Latin so the J makes an H sound." He seemed to grumble the last part. Alias: "I'd like the Alias NARCO, brings it back together to my roots." Current Occupation Or Hobby: "Nothing right now, just got in town after all. If all goes well, I'll be apart of your organization soon." Age (25+): "I'm 27 years old." Gender: "I'm a male, nothing more to that." Nationality: "I was born in Mexico, I consider that my nationality." Additional information: He would now stand, dusting off his jacket. "I think that I have told you all I can, I hope you consider me. I look forward to hearing your response, and I assure you that taking me on will not be a regretful decision." He then turned and left the room, leaving the masked interviewer alone.

So i was reading something and it says this server is based off of some video games blah blah blah i get it but... ESCAPE FROM TARKOV? WHAT DO THEY MEAN? WE GOING TO BE LOOTING AND SHOOTING SCAVS AND STUFF, HUH?

Ah yes, another Rimworld gamer. Who doesn't love your colonists having a mental breakdown over eating without a table after they literally harvested a prisoner.

DUDE BE SPEAKING FACTS. Love myself some LENNNY!!!!

IGN(In Game Name): godfather8332 What Language are you applying for?: Spanish How did your character learn the language? (100+ Characters): The day was march 24th, 2006. In the heart of chihuahua , Mexico, Javier Hernandez was born. His mother was Maria Alejo, his father Jose Hernandez. Javier spent his early years in the slums of Chihuahua, seeing all that there is to see in a place like that. He started to pick up Spanish quickly, not only learning from his parents but also learning some curses here and there from the neighborhood kids. After he was six though, he moved to the US with his family. He quickly forgot the language as his parents wanted him to learn English to fit in his new surroundings. After a few years, he quickly forgot his past heritage. It seemed like it would continue this way until on one fateful day, his mother passed. He was devastated and so was his father. Javier and his father's relationship was tense at best before his mother's death, but it quickly spiraled out of control. To distract himself from his grief, Javier began to pick up the language once more. He started with simple websites and apps, then it went to flash cards and full blown textbooks with teachers at school. He wanted tor reconnect with his heritage, the one his mother loved so dearly. After two years of studying, it was like he never forgot how to speak in the first place. How does this benefit your character's roleplay?: Javier was born in Mexico and is proud of it. He has a great fondness of his nationality and heritage, keeping it close to his heart. It wouldn't make sense that a Mexican would be unable to speak fluent Spanish, and since his nationality is a big part of his identity and character, I think it would be incomplete without him speaking spanish.