If you buy it, I believe Professional is the standard "basic" model (I use VS2010 Professional).

quite difficult getting out ur phone when cops are trying to kill you.

No it's not, and you keep your phone out even when being shot. I know where my go-to places on my in-game phone are. I can switch Sleep Mode on/off in under 2 seconds, a wanted down cheat would be no harder to activate.

No it's not, and you keep your phone out even when being shot. I know where my go-to places on my in-game phone are. I can switch Sleep Mode on/off in under 2 seconds, a wanted down cheat would be no harder to activate.

 

Definitely not in single player. Try it - get a wanted level then pull out your phone and get shot by one of the cops. Unless there's a script that prevents it - it usually does. But I agree, it's easier to just hit 1 key on your keyboard to disable the wanted level. Plus I like the feature of seeing "you've shown your badge to the officers" :P

Just saying, as officers are allowed to come on duty at any point can't you just ALT + P then CTRL + P to disable the cops from going after you, then just ALT + P twice afterwards to end LCPD:FR again.

Good point. That could also let you arrest the guy (just do Alt+P, Ctrl+P when you draw your gun; shoot him if needed, but you can arrest instead).

I would be cool if there is a Off-Cop mod that's has some other script like Farnsworth Business Mod

 or what not and the off - cop mod let you be a civilian but has the right to arrest people and has a pistol and a badge. What im trying to say it works like LCPDFR but your undercover.  

Good point. That could also let you arrest the guy (just do Alt+P, Ctrl+P when you draw your gun; shoot him if needed, but you can arrest instead).

 

 

Just to clarify; so when I'm off duty, I can Alt+P to active LCPDFR, then I have access to the arrest functions w/out going on duty?  What does Ctrl+P do and when should this be used?

 

Thanks for the good info.

 

DrDetroit

ALT+P starts LCPDFR, then
CTRL+P to force duty

This way you won;t change to cop, but will have access to all LCPDFR features.

Cool, thanks!

 

DrDetroit