One thing that I have always noticed is when I'm responding to a call  especially when I get like a shooting callout or a panic button call out I pass by like 3 cops and they are just acting like they are on a nice Sunday night drive and I have always said "Shouldn't you be helping aswell?" making it so that maybe one or two of those cops maybe even three of them would respond with you it would definitely add a extra layer of realism to lspdfr and would make callouts feel so much more real and also it would just look cool just seeing another unit responding to the callout with you. Another plugin or  the same plugin  that would be a great addition is a realistic dispatcher and better audio I'm fully aware that plugins like x scanner, more radio chatter and betterdispatchaudio already do this but what I would like to see would be a complete audio rework for the radio so it isn't something like "Hotdogs on sale oh and a vehicle pursuit" (That's just a example) So that you could hear something like "2-Lincoln-18 Show me on scene east joshua road I believe I see two suspects fighting" and then dispatch would say something like "10-4 do you need backup?" and then the unit would respond something like "10-4 I need additional" and then "10-4 Dispatch to 2-Lincoln-17" And then it could maybe even start a callout and you can accept it via GrammarPolice or by just accepting the callout via the lspdfr and then it plays another audio or then have another unit pick it up and also playing a audio file also adding a ini file that people can tune certain things to their preferences  in my opinion this would definitely be a great plugin and since I don't have the experience on creating plugins I feel like someone with way more experience could do this and perfect it.

Edited August 25, 20205 yr by ICE LIonheart

(Also something that I forgot to add was) 

once a pursuit starts signal 100 goes into effect and you can choose to give callouts or then have the secondary unit give callouts and you could do this with either grammar police or just with the audio files if you don't have grammar police.

 

(This is just a another suggestion)