TonyRizzo

- Stopwatch - In his younger years in a different city, Tony Rizzo learned the value of time in a robbery. In, out, gone before anyone could stop them. Don't get greedy, don't overstay. He brought with him this knowledge to the streets of Los Santos, and to his family, The Rooks. One of the few things he brought with him when he moved out west was a watch his father gave him. Gold plated, with a brown leather strap. Built in was a stopwatch mode that made it all too easy to keep track of his in point, and his out point. To celebrate some recent promotions, a crew was put together to make some serious cash. A simple stickup, some stores out in the sticks. No casing necessary. For any criminal, this is just a regular day, where they run the risk of getting caught. But for a Rook, it isn't. Because being professional means having a plan, and being a professional means constantly trying to outdo yourself. He started the night by timing how fast him and the crew could empty the store. 6:08.72. Not bad. But could be better. 6:06.30. Getting there. Next stop, Sandy Shores. 6:15.20. Almost had some "guests" that could've been a problem, but they drove away quickly. 6:05.90. Excellent. In and out of the store in under 7 minutes every time. The final pull ended up around $25,000 for each of them. The crew were all happy for their fantastic work that night, but even happier about the large sum of money sitting comfortably in their pockets. With the approach of morning, they set out to celebrate over breakfast.

When interrupted by a would-be robber, an example is made: don't fuck with the family.

+1 for being able to turn down the radio volume in general

+1

+1. It's fun to see the casino open and half the city flock to it, if only for a few hours, but access to more stuff more often would be nice. Maybe whoever owns the casino could be no limit while betting elsewhere in the city would be limit?

+1, agree with everything the above said, as well as it gives civs access to a section of the base game they wouldn't usually have access to

This is probably my biggest issue with PD. The only good chase I've had ended in me getting arrested, but it was fun because there were like 6 cruisers chasing us (maybe overkill but whatever). Other times involving their personal vehicles it's never been fun because they just outrun you. It's also a sort of uniform. Being undercover is one thing, but being just a regular officer patrolling in his fancy sports car is ridiculous. The cruisers at least let criminals know they're about to deal with police, but seeing a random comet roll up should never make me think "is that a cop?"

Next stop the top boyssssss

Already happened

+1 I was honestly disappointed when I bought my first house and I just had to throw clothes in with the rest of the stash, really seems like such a no brainer

+1 to this and Donovan's idea. I've experienced it multiple times where a gang tells a random solo person to leave a lab (sometimes without robbing them, being polite), and 20 minutes later the cops just happen to raid the lab. The system lends itself to being abused by people who are committing crimes to run to the police because they're mad about being run out