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So if I wanted to make my profession a fighter, obviously it only takes a few posts to r/p a fight, and because of this I was thinking about something. Would I be allowed to r/p working for someone (Probably a bad guy who has serious connections with an underground fighting circuit) doing tasks for them such has running his bar, running his errands like collecting money from people and various other Grand Theft Auto type jobs with the ending on these being Carter getting his fight that is promised by said bad guy. I’d just finish the thread off with the fight and wall-ah!
What I’m asking is: Would this all contribute to my job, because if not I am having serious issues with how I am going to have enough to write about in this profession. They wouldn’t all be like this, serious fights for Carter would be more “train your ass off” posts and “badass fight” posts.
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Yeah it'd contribute to your job.
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Carter Wrote:So if I wanted to make my profession a fighter, obviously it only takes a few posts to r/p a fight, and because of this I was thinking about something. Would I be allowed to r/p working for someone (Probably a bad guy who has serious connections with an underground fighting circuit) doing tasks for them such has running his bar, running his errands like collecting money from people and various other Grand Theft Auto type jobs with the ending on these being Carter getting his fight that is promised by said bad guy. I’d just finish the thread off with the fight and wall-ah!
What I’m asking is: Would this all contribute to my job, because if not I am having serious issues with how I am going to have enough to write about in this profession. They wouldn’t all be like this, serious fights for Carter would be more “train your ass off” posts and “badass fight” posts.
As long as you end the job with an action/task pertaining to your profession I don't have a problem with it.
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Sweet.
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I'm probably not in the position to cut in, but professional fighters and club fighters are different things.