I have almost a year and a half's experience on FiveM, beginning my journey into this hellscape of a game on March 3rd 2018 on a server called BadlandsRP. I stayed there for a great deal of time, over a year. I didn't get far in their LSPD's chain of command due to animosity between myself and the higher-ups. Other servers I have played on (in reverse chronological order) include:
- Wandering RP, my previous "main," where I reached the rank of Lieutenant before leaving due to declining popularity within the server.
- San Andreas Republic, my guilty pleasure menu-based server where I play when I want a more relaxed level of RP.
- American Dream RP, an economy based server where I ranked the rank of Commander in the BCSO before being booted for dual clanning. Pfft, like I needed them anyway. It wasn't the most memorable experience of my FiveM career or anything. Pfffft.
Prior to FiveM, I did text RP in World of Warcraft for 3 years, playing every type of character and more.

My favorite aspect of roleplay, and the reason I still do it to this day, is the ability to do what, due to my own physical limitations, I cannot attain in real life. Be it zooming around in an FPIU chasing baddies, saving lives as an EMT, or even running for more than 30 seconds at a time, roleplay allows me to break the boundaries of what I can do and enter the realm of what I dream of doing. I've spent many, many hours roleplaying, and I intend to spend many, many more.

Roleplaying is the act of stepping into the life of another person in every aspect. You become their past, their aspirations, their issues, and their aptitudes. You, the player, are only the controller of this person, and it is your duty to act in a way that best reflects this character. You do not get to be yourself in roleplay, that's called going outside.

Austin Harris, born March 3rd, 1987 in Richardson Texas, was an only child to a single father. He never had a mother figure growing up, and his father made damn sure that his influence would fill the void. His childhood was less than comfortable, being forced to do work at his father's recycling business as soon as his age hit the double digits. (ADD MORE)