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I want to join red county roleplay

Your application has been rejected for lack of effort - you'll need to expand on your character story a bit more (at least 2 short paragraphs), then resubmit it and wait for it to be reviewed again. You can do this via the UCP on our website, similar way to how you've submitted your first application.

I've also moved this thread to the Help Section as that's where it should be.
 
Hey there, here's a few things you can add to your character story:
  • The provenience of your character: Where is he from, if he lived in a poor, rich or medium financial enviorenment.
  • Your character race: You can type if he is afro-american, asian, or white.
  • Informations about your character's family: If he has brothers, a few informations about the both parents.
  • His good or bad traits: You can type generally about his physical or moral traits.
  • His hobbies: You can type here if he likes the music, if he likes a sport(any sport), if he is a petrolhead or motorhead.
  • The reason he moved in Red County.

I hope this helps you in making your character application, good luck!
Tell me if I can lock and archive this.
 
What other help do you need with this? Earl explained what the situation was and MarianuLL even gave you some examples of things you could add to your character story. I can't write the story for you because that would be considered cheating the test, not to mention I wouldn't know anything about your character. You have to do that part on your own. When you have updated your application you have to re-submit it and wait for an administrator to review it. Helpers can not do that, and I would not recommend you to spam them with forum messages like you did with me, because that does not help speed up the process.
 

As you seemed to find a plenty amount of help, do you want this thread open for any longer?
 
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