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Sean Hamilton

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  1. +1. As stated above by Flow it's a realistic addition to the SWAT/SED units in ECRP. There is no major advantage in this, it's simply a way of accessing an RP side of Police RP faster than driving across county to get. It's not a buff since PD/SD already have it, they can as easily be deployed 24/7 to combat the upscale violence.
  2. @Xoza Alright, i get ya! Thanks for clarification. Yeah, i mean how would the major populus want it basically. As a Sheriff i abort maybe 80% of all initiated pursuits on bikes considering our territory of operations. It's just not worth the time or effort. And since rage supports mods, it's possible to add a realistic driving mod. (?! I think !?) Forcing lower speeds due to breaks and road handling for both crims and cops alike ofcourse. Evading should in many cases be based on your skill as a driver.
  3. Prepared Ski slopes with 8mm spikes, yes. Rocky offroad like mount chiliad, no.
  4. Title speaks for itself badically. Currently there is no rule against driving heavily off-road or climbing massive 45-90° mountains/Hills. Its allowed by GTA5 physics to stunt drive like this and with an offroad bike or 4x4 vehicle its an easy, quick solution to escape and get away safely. Leaving cops/pursuers without any viable experience or RP solution. It is purely Win mentality. Is this server Cops Vs (Escape from Police) Robbers, or is it an actual Realistic RP server?? And yes, cops do follow over mountains, server allows it. Send your thoughts.
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