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EDIT: What's the point. Way too many people taking things personally rather than reflecting on *why* it feels personal.

+1 This 'W' mentality cuts both ways.

What if there was a longer taser 'reload timer', but the tradeoff is that upon getting tased, the character is limited to the injured anim / speed for like 1-2 minutes. That would severely hamper crims being able to just get up and run off again, and also puts less pressure on LEOs to tase as soon as possible because it would be a lot harder to escape afterward.

Application Submission Hello [email protected], I am writing to you in regard to the application I just submitted. I believe I have the qualities for this job, and the ability to learn any duties assigned to me during training. I will wait patiently, and can not wait to receive a response from you. Regards Kinzie LeBlanc

Honestly, some of my best RP moments came from taking an L IC. Making mistakes - or even doing everything right and still losing - is awesome for character development & storytelling.

+1 increase charge time, reduce accuracy. Return the rules about not trying to keep running *after* being tased to avoid abuse. But also... maybe introduce some consequence to PD misusing tasers? Cuz yeah... you can get tazed for mouthing off in-game and that can put cops in jail irl

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100% agree. It stung a lot at first but also directly correlated to myself and several others getting injured less frequently. It's a good change even if it sucks in the moment.

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True. It's sidetracking the actual argument, which is we need to incentivize faction jobs. Only ways to do that are by increasing base pay, or/and performance bonuses, or/and RP bonuses. So we should do this or these.

A wealth of economic information proves you're wrong. Most costs are drawn by investors and executives as well as regional regulations, not regular labour. Source: My economics degree.

1. This is factually untrue. The same argument is made against raising minimum wages IRL and it's a myth. Raising wages does not generally increase cost of living. In countries where the minimum wage is greater than double that of the United States, the cost of a Big Mac, for example, remains almost unchanged. Considering you're talking about basic economics, consider looking up the Big Mac Index. 2. It's also more exciting - this isn't really a disincentive as far as I can tell. 3. That's... just not a great argument, I don't know what you're trying to say. It doesn't make sense that a roadworker can make more than a lawyer or doctor or cop. 4. I don't really care about the tax one way or another. 5. I... sincerely doubt that. If anything it'd raise the general quality of RP if that was to become a factor.

I've literally done it IRL before selling that piece of hot trash. 200kph is not fast.

I know this has probably been tossed around a lot but we really need to do something to encourage people to do anything besides cops/crims. As it stands even the owner of a place like LSC or Bayview, etc doesn't make as much as someone who fishes or collects garbage for the same amount of time - and all of them make considerably less than criminals do cooking drugs or chopping cars - and on top of that a criminal can even make money in prison. We need to incentivize people to stay at faction jobs, otherwise we'll keep getting situations where people can't find mechanics, etc.

"Insane to drive 200 kph" ...on a freeway? My guy a bone stock Chevrolet Cruze can do 200kph. What's insane is that supercars in our city are dogshit and slower than a literal ambulance. +1 to both suggestions

+1 this is a great idea and there are too many small minded people who skirt the ruling because of this.