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The thing is almost all the officers are using heavies and they risk nothing. Have you ever seen a police department using mp5/shotgun/m4? Beside SWAT I never heard about a police department armed with those weapons. Only officers with high training use those weapons. The fact that they are using those weapons give PD so much power and they aren’t afraid of pulling in a gang HQ or going in the middle of a gang shootout because they have nothing to loose. My idea is: PD should have a budget every week to buy heavies or something like that. Free pistols during their services and a limited amount of heavies available for PD. This way, PD and criminals would be involved in better shootout and the RP quality will be better because PD will have to act carefully and set a plan before pulling in the middle of a shootout or before going to a gang HQ/territory.

Edited by Marc Tremblay
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12 hours ago, Marc Tremblay said:

The thing is almost all the officers are using heavies and they risk nothing. Have you ever seen a police department using mp5/shotgun/m4? Beside SWAT I never heard about a police department armed with those weapons. Only officers with high training use those weapons. The fact that they are using those weapons give PD so much power and they aren’t afraid of pulling in a gang HQ or going in the middle of a gang shootout because they have nothing to loose. My idea is: PD should have a budget every week to buy heavies or something like that. Free pistols during their services and a limited amount of heavies available for PD. This way, PD and criminals would be involved in better shootout and the RP quality will be better because PD will have to act carefully and set a plan before pulling in the middle of a shootout or before going to a gang HQ/territory.

Many police departments in the US utilize the M4 when officers are certified for those weapons. 

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17 hours ago, Marc Tremblay said:

PD will have to act carefully and set a plan before pulling in the middle of a shootout or before going to a gang HQ/territory.

PD already do this, sometimes it doesn't go to plan.

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20 hours ago, Marc Tremblay said:

The thing is almost all the officers are using heavies and they risk nothing. Have you ever seen a police department using mp5/shotgun/m4? Beside SWAT I never heard about a police department armed with those weapons. Only officers with high training use those weapons. The fact that they are using those weapons give PD so much power and they aren’t afraid of pulling in a gang HQ or going in the middle of a gang shootout because they have nothing to loose. My idea is: PD should have a budget every week to buy heavies or something like that. Free pistols during their services and a limited amount of heavies available for PD. This way, PD and criminals would be involved in better shootout and the RP quality will be better because PD will have to act carefully and set a plan before pulling in the middle of a shootout or before going to a gang HQ/territory.

- Many police departments in the US use heavy weaponry. You can see many officers with carbines/MP5 locked into their police bikes and 3/4 have a shotgun in the central rack of their cruiser.

- Let's not compare real life with a Roleplay server or we are going nowhere. You ride motorbikes with AKs on your back and we adapt.

- If someone walks into an HQ without fearing for his character's life, use forum reports. This is not the place.

Please use the section as it is meant to be used. If we all start talking nonsense and comparing a roleplay server to opinions about real life (because you did not state facts yet) the suggestion isn't gonna go far.

Edited by TheCactus


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