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In an ideal world I can see that working but we aren't in an ideal world. This will just lead to Cops v Robbers and people will have an incentive to fighting cops which shouldn't be the case. Also, this really wouldn't help with the whole concept of "hero cop" because if the argument is that LEOs don't lose anything. LEOs will continue to lose nothing, and criminals will be the ones to gain from it. It will just lead to poor reasoning to fighting LEOs and inevitable rule breaks.

Hey, you definitely bring up some interesting points. Yes, implementing a system like that will likely do one of the two things you mentioned. However, imagine if criminals adopted the same mindset. Where they walk around with baseball bats with nothing illegal. This will result in LEOs doing nothing but printing tickets and giving reckless charges. It will eventually become stale for LEOs because personally, I enjoy the diversity in things you may experience as a LEO. Or even worse, do “anything” to win a situation as you said. Which will just result in poor roleplay and rule breaks. You may be right where this system isn’t the right method, and it is very possible that there may never be something that is implemented on the LEO aspect to make it seem fairer. My whole argument is that it’s really a 50/50 relationship with sacrifices on both sides but if the second one isn't content with what they are getting in return, it becomes a problem. I will end this by saying that I personally have no issue with how it is right now but as I mentioned I really haven’t dabbled that much in either so it would be unfair of me to speak much for either side, so I simply just state my opinion. So maybe you are right, if something isn’t broken then don’t attempt to fix it. EDIT: @John Nut and @Bala you both make a good point. If LEOs were forced to pay for things than they will likely implement a "try hard/play to win mentality". As I have stated I've dabbled in both, and truth be told LEOs are better RPers, and I wouldn't want that to change so I will be the first to say that my idea likely would not be beneficial to anyone.

Hello, I want to try to put my input into this because I've seen 3-4 posts like this in this past week alone. As someone who tries to do both criminal and legal as much as possible. I can understand both sides of the argument. Although I haven't gone that far in either of them, I can understand all the points being made. I will agree when you say when you are doing something illegal it is very possible that with one crime you can see yourself gone for 3 hours in prison, in debt, or even losing things that you grinded for much longer than a day. On the other hand, as a legal, you aren't really subjected to losing anything other than 5-10 minutes to regenerate your wellness and the run/drive back to the station if you are killed. I have a suggestion that I think can help balance things as much as it should be. Keyword "should be". I say that because I don't believe that it should ever be "fully balanced" between LEOs and criminals. The day that IRL criminals aren't scared of police and will take a head-to-head confrontation with them is the day we will all get off of this game and barricade our houses because full on anarchy will follow. It will be something similar to that in the Purge movies. Crims should always fear a head-to-head confrontation with police as rply LEOs should be better trained, better equipped, and outnumber some street criminals. My Suggestion With all that being said the only thing that I can see realistically being implemented is that in the case that a LEO dies or needs to take out a new cruiser. It will take a small amount out of their salary. Say that the average salary is 5.5k. Taking out a new cruiser or a new weapon loadout from the station will deduct 250-750 from their hourly salary (or whatever is deemed appropriate). While it may not seem like a lot it is the most realistic outcome in my opinion. Police/Military IRL don't pay for their equipment, and it is acquired through our tax dollars so it would be unrealistic to say that a police officer has to pay or is limited to 2 guns a week. However, I do acknowledge that this is a game, and it must be enjoyed by all parties which is why a small change like this will allow LEOs to be more likely to stick with the same cruiser or to not try to hero cop in a situation.

@Dima yes

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