jason

hi @DimitriS

@jason hi

Please keep this thread on topic instead of turning it into a PD vs Crim debate.

-1 F7 can be used or you can just wait for the chat to fade out after a few seconds. Alternatively, you can just run /salary once or twice to hide anything you don't want seen.

+1 for all except the extended magazine

big +1

Gonna miss seeing blue swarms passing me on the highway. It's the end of an era.

That's fair, but I still don't think we need this as another advantage. We already have passive and active delta patrols for fast deployment on scenes, we don't need the advantage of being able to gear up anywhere at any time. I think the relog bug should be fixed and that's it. Adding this as a feature is an entirely unnecessary thing if you're only looking to solve the relog bug.

-1 Regular patrol vehicles don't carry SWAT/SED gear inside of them. SWAT gears up at the station or loads gear into designated vehicles to suit up at a staging area near the scene, it's not something they carry on regular, passive patrols. That's speaking for LASD at least. I'd rather just see the bug fixed where if you log back in it's gone. We already have a lot of advantages, this doesn't need to be one of them.

+1

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This is down to your singleplayer savegame. If you use this save file, your issue will be fixed.

-1 You made the choice to roleplay as a criminal which results in you getting roleplay consequences. If you weren't ready to roleplay in prison, you shouldn't have roleplayed your way there. There's already some suggestions saying it should count down 1/4 the speed if you're offline, which I do agree with, but you shouldn't be able to just leave and have a long sentence just disappear overnight.

The ultimate goal is to roleplay with other players and enjoy yourself. It's roleplay, there's no winning or losing at the game, there's no overarching story, and there's no ultimate objective. You set out those goals yourself and work your hardest to attain them through whatever means you deem necessary.

I believe it applies to banned players as well. I'm not sure if the sales are automatic or if it's only done when devs go through and do it.

If your property is sold to someone else due to inactivity, you can make a refund request for the base price of that property, not the current market value.

Looks sick if RPed properly, can't wait to see what you guys got going on.

The current method of removing furniture is very very inconvenient, especially if you're removing small details out of your build or trying to move something on a stack of items. You have to be directly on the furniture's anchor point to run the command and get it, but again, with stacked or close-together items, it poses a huge issue. I think that we should instead move the removal feature into the Ctrl+X menu. It would be so much easier to Ctrl+X then click the furniture and have a delete button, and it'd save a lot of headache when building things close together.

I'm not sure what makes you think that cops aren't trusted middlemen. Also, all you have to do to make a trade safe is use /record for RP evidence of the agreement, then turn it in to the cops to have them reverse the trade if they scam you. Sure, it'll have a delay in you getting your items/money back, but it's completely foolproof. There's also no reason for admins to get involved in contracts with /do, as those are contracts, which is an IC issue that should be brought up with police.

How do you plan to tax home trades, property trades, and car trades if there's no money involved? Where is that 10%-20% fee coming from? In addition, we have existing mechanics for any trade with cash on one side and homes/properties/cars on the other, people just avoid using them because of the tax. If you want to do trades like these, just get a trusted middleman like a cop.

massive +1 wouldn't be mad at an entire update focused around bettering the phone

They aren't given harsh punishments, that's the issue. If someone combat logs and has no prior punishments, the punishment they're given per punishment guidelines is literally just a warning, despite deliberately ruining other players' roleplay and showing no desire to roleplay themselves.

If your electricity goes out, all you have to do is take your phone and film proof. Many people have done that in the past and avoided combat logging punishments because of it.

It's not a "mistake." It's a deliberate rulebreak. That's my entire point about it.