Introductions
You looking for a crew? Got a crew? Or just looking to hang out...let us know who you are.
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Introduction 1 2 3
by D-Rocks- 1 follower
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Hello Everyone- My name is D-Rocks. Some of you may already know me as we most likely as we might have encountered each other during crew battles while I was with wicked executioners. I decided to join this family as it seemed to be a better fit for me after researching your website for a few days. There was also some drama going around over there that caused a member to leave and join forces with domestic battery which was a trigger point for me because she a great friend and team mate. They didn't want to help her besides giving her an ultimatum. She is my friend and I support her 100%. I am super excited to be part of this family.
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Hello
by Rocka- 1 follower
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Hello, my name is Rocka in game Cecil in RL. I live in kansas witch is central time. I have no problem making an event or game per week and my goal of joining the crew is to make some mature friends in game and look forward to gaming with you guys.
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Yo
by Vandy_TX- 1 follower
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Yo what up guys! I'm just a Tryhard free mode player looking for a new crew. I can participate in the things y'all do. I would love to join this crew.
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Hello, JustHatched here 1 2 3
by JustHatched- 2 followers
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@JuniorChubb asked for an intro something, he had to post first so I guess I will I am the leader of Domestic Battery, come from the USA. I do not like long walks on the beach cuz the sharks might get me (yes, the land sharks) and I will not hold your hand cuz lord knows how many happy endings have been there.... @Dodge is my nemesis and must be shot in the head anytime you see him in game.
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Aloha, im Mahaloka, 39yrs young, im dutch originally and living in spain at this moment +1gmt. im here for 2reasons: 1. to ask if u (XDBX) are in to joining a racing-league organised by content creators ps4 (GCCC) it will be a bi-weekly event, the exact format is still to be decided 2. after reading this site i believe this is an active'mature'crew with guidelines to provide a healthy gaming-environment, which is something i've been looking for. so i also wish to apply to join this crew. im a father of a 2yr old. an (almost daily gamer) im a creator of (mostly)races and enjoy racing and any other sport'like activities…
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Hello
by The_Lady_A- 2 followers
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Hi folks, I'm Lady A, or Aella. I'm twenty-*cough* years old and I'm living in the South West of England (BST/GMT +1) at the moment. I play using a PS4. I don't have a mic however I'm not opposed to getting one if it seems useful. Firstly I feel I must say that I've never joined an organised crew before, so if I ask any stupidly obvious questions that's probably why. I have been a lifelong gamer, but GTA Online is unusual for me because I don't typically do the multiplayer thing. I've been playing for around two months now and I'm thoroughly invested at this point. I'm occasionally even competent! The cooperative aspects in particular have appealed to me, and I've…
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My Introduction
by Cyper47- 1 follower
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Hey Guys Been playing mostly Heist mission I love the money and the fun of it. Love lowriders and driving pretty good too. I always show respect and looking to make new friends and rise in the new crew.
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Hello Guys!
by RodSan23- 6 replies
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My name is Rod, im from Brazil (GMT -3)! Im looking for a crew where I can play some Heists and have some fun with other members. I can play at least one time/ week =) Sorry about my english, isnt my native language hehe So, tks and hope u invite me =)
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Intro...
by Mythaga- 1 follower
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Hi all, I would like to officially join XDBX. Although it feels like I already have, since I've been racing with you guys for quite some time, so alot of you will know me already. I'm not leaving VANS by the way, just would like to rep XDBX when taking part in XDBX events and generally get more involved, I will be switching between tags depending on the situation. About me? Not a great deal to say really, just a typically grumpy, sarcastic Yorkshireman with a warped sense of humour ? If this is cool with you then great, let me know what I need to do, if not no worries. Cheers, Mythaga Timezone BST SC link: https://socialclub.rockstargames.c…
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Hello Peeps! 1 2 3
by JuniorChubb- 2 followers
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Just kicking of the introductions threads... Hello world! I signed up to be part of the Van Society’s online presence on RSC. Found this place and settled in to create a Crew area and mix with positive crews that still play GTA.
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My Detailed Introduction
by Moe_Yungster- 1 follower
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What is up people! I have been racing competetively on GTA for 1 year and a half. I have entered many championships and notorious events such as COTM. So a lot of knowledge has been gained about racecraft. I also dabble in a few other racing games such as Pcars and also Assetto Corsa. Looking forward to making some new friends and to race with you guys on track! P.S. Always respect the opponent. Other info: Moe_Yungster - PSN/RSC
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Looking to join crew 1 2
by TheWhiteZombie- 1 follower
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Hey guys, looking to try and join your crew. Been playing GTA a long time back when it came out on the PS1 and still loving it to this day, currently in a crew but to be honest its not very active especially considering the member count, never finding anyone online. Usually I spend my time in freeroam meeting randoms, sometimes engage in wars which is fun at times but eventually gets boring, and run a lot of Pac Standard heists for the money. Not a big fan of races but happy to join in every now and again. Just really want to join an active crew to try and get more enjoyment out the game, I like the idea of helping crew memb…
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Joining?
by Sagrawa- 2 followers
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Since I've enjoyed countless hours over the past months with you guys and befriended many, I think it is time to ask the question: Will you let me be a part of you 'till R* do us part? To be honest: I have also asked VANS for the same thing because, they too, have won my heart. I will remain devoted to both though, and in case there is a domestic battle, I can be the impartial judge and enjoy the show;) Just a little bit about me before you make your decision: I'm an old guy (37) with way too much spare time on his hands. I mostly sit behind my tv and pc because I like it and get most of my income from sports-betting. Don't get me wrong, I'm still very acti…
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Ola DomBat
by CatManDoza- 17 replies
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Hello all at dombat. My names catmandoza and I am an alcoholic.... No wait, my names catmandoza and I enjoy twiddling knobs and pressing all the right buttons. A little chubby birdie told me about a fifa league you are sorting and that tickled my fancy somewhat, so here I am. A few of you know me from various GTA vans/dombat events, the rest of you who don't, I'm a nice bloke really.
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Hello people! 1 2
by FinDNF- 26 replies
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My name is Niko, more known as FinDNF. Yes I have DNF in my name and I race. Kek. I live in Finland and im in GMT+2 timezone. The reason im joining this crew is thst I love racing and I want to host and take part to racing events. And yes i will accept the fact having the tag active. I am in NoDo too so I will be active but I have no idea how much. Maybe I'll join an event every week. And I will visit the site at least twice a week. Hope to see you on races!
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I might as well join...
by Potato- 1 follower
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So yeah, I finally got round to writing this intro. Some of you know me, some of you don't, for those that don't.... you should ? I'm Potato, 21, from the uk. As far as your questions go, I'm in the uk so the time zone is GMT & BST depending on the time of year. I'm happy to have the tags active for 2 weeks, and I can easily attend a minimum of 1 sesh with the lads a week, as I currently do. I want to join because you all seem like a decent bunch, plus the racing is competitive, and saves me from not being able to join sessions because the crew limit is already full. Also, most people in NoDo have no clue what they're doing and are as useless as r…
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Rikki
by Rikkiness- 1 follower
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Hey!!! I from the uk! Ill be able to play a couple of games a week and i'm up for playing playlists and no issues wearing the tags. I am really into racing stunt tracks and i'm new to the creator but i would love to play other peoples created tracks and they try mine.
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Looking to join ! 1 2
by hbasch- 2 followers
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Hi everyone ! I am a french gamer, addicted to gta since i was a kid... I live in Marseille and have some time to play at night.. I am a documentary film maker and i love languages ! I would be very happy to find a crew that is open as yours looks to be, i have been playing gta v online but not with a crew... It's always a hassle when playing with random player.. I love your way of planning events and how everyone so kind to one another Thanks a lot for looking at my intro, if you need more keep me in touch ! glad to see you in the game some time soon !
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Induction
by pr0xxxy- 1 follower
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Hi guys I've been in this crew before, but had some health issues, so I just left without saying anything to you's, which is selfish of me but I'm here to stay, my time zone is UK time, but won't stop me from playing with the rest of you, my goal is to help get this crew to the top, where it belongs hope this induction is OK, for you I will be able to take part in crew events, just hope I get in Thanks.
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HI, my name is zmurko/zmurko76. I haven't really played and video games since my high school/college days, apart from occasional Civilization session or every few years when new Need for speed game came out, all on PC. At the beginning of this year, for reasons I can't really remember, I decided to try out GTA IV and immediately fell in love and got addicted (going to bed at 4am after saving the game at midnight kind of addicted). Soon after finishing it I started watching GTA 5 youtube videos and with the PC release date unknown, I couldnt resist myself and actually bought myself my first gaming console (PS3). Now, I'm not sure if its the biggest mistake I've made…
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Hi There!
by SoulBlanka- 1 follower
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Im looking to join, I've been playing for a long time, Im good at pvp and racing. And i am an active player. Hope i get to join. Thanks PSN ID is: gioo1234
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Hey guys
by Clydicality- 2 followers
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Hello one and all, I've been a long time GTA V player but have only recently started looking into doing "proper" racing and time trials in the game. I joined the GTA Forums PS4 Time Trials this year (happy to be in the top 10 atm!) and just got invited to join the Pfister Supercup (Squirrel) thanks to Lann. So looking forward to see how good I actually am at racing in the game. I live in the south of the England, hence my time zone is GMT 0/+1. My reason for joining are to get involved in some organised and mature GTA racing. Will probably look to join the crew at some point in the future. Thanks!
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Hey there! (Pls Read) 1 2
by Chaud1800- 1 follower
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Hey, my id is mah1800 Iv been playing since day 1 and i can say that im a little addicted to the game. xD Im primarily looking for people that chill around but love pvp balanced games (adversary modes) no run and gun BS, no RPG BullS... Ah and i dont like to be a show off so pls if thats you dont bother. I talk both spanish and english I like serious people and legit players! Skills:TDM PvP - Consider myself to be good, idk....Racing - I can defend myselfHeres a video of me playing its on spanish sorry :/
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Hi guys.....errrr.....yeah
by VictorViolet- 5 replies
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Hi, I've been invit d to check this crew out from gtaforums and you do seem like a great bunch; not too strict but committed to maintaining a positive experience. I enjoy all the play styles of GTAO (except land grab :/) but am mainly lacking in the social aspect. I'd like to be accepted in an active community. In return you'll get dedication, fair play and respectful gaming from me. I'm 34 and have been using the internet for 20 years - the need to troll, grief or otherwise spoil everyone's fun was out of my system a long time ago. Now im just looking for a fun place to get more out of my game. Hope me to see you all re…
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ThatJuanDude Introduction
by ThatJuanDude- 1 follower
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My name unfortunetly isnt Juan, its Don, my parents weren't very inventive, but I am a fan of puns. I live in the US(central time), I play clean, race clean, and have been playing a long time and feel like I am pretty good at this game by this point. Im a CEO for what its worth. Looking for a crew to do everything in game with. My last crew all but vanished, so its time to move on, and after reading your sight and some posts you guys seem like my sort of crew. Let me know what I need to do, and ThatJuanDude will abide. Thanks. Edit: Almost forgot. Back in the early days of GTA online on ps3, someone gave me $10 million after a mission I ran with them. No idea …
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227Rate the Last Film you Watched 2: Electric Boogaloo
Delicious (2025) dir Nele Mueller-Stöfen A drama / thriller that could also be classed as mild horror. It's a reasonably original story which, judging by IMDB reviews, a lot of people just did not understand or reacted badly to what they saw as a political message they disagree with. I don't think it really had a political message. It just made use of very clear, obvious contrasts between how wealthy and not-wealthy people live. The basic plot is a middle class, German, stereotypical family (Mum, Dad, Son & Daughter) are on holiday in a villa in the south of France. Following an incident on the way home from a visit to a hotel restaurant they end up taking in a young Spanish woman, Theodora, to cook and clean for them. You can tell from the start that there is going to be more to the story that what you can see at first. You know Theodora and her boyfriend engineered the situation and it's related to things that happened in the hotel. And it's also probably related to protests going on in Marseilles that we see at the start of the film, about the cost of living for those on low paid jobs like waitresses, maids, porters etc. It has hints of films like The Killing of a Sacred Deer in that its about a young person working their way into the lives of the members of a wealthier family, and it clearly is going to end badly for some of them. The family have their issues and are not quite the ideal happy family they appear to be. It's well made, decent acting from Valerie Pachner (Esther, the mother) and Carla Diaz (Theodora). There's some nice cinematography; wide shots almost symmetric around one of the characters, sea and landscapes from unusual angles, etc. It has some good music too, a mix of classical and modern. A couple of plot elements are a little too unsubtle or implausible. I'm also not quite sure whether there was supposed to be a supernatural element to it or if certain things we see were just in a character's imagination. I enjoyed it and think it's well worth watching. 8 / 10- 1
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