Read the title and continue the sentence, here I'll start!

 

You know when you play LSPDFR too much when......you strongly believe you are an actual Police Officer working in Los Santos, and you have convinced yourself its a real place lmao

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When you start having respect for what real life police officers do and what they go through. Especially in Portugal where a lot of cops committ suicide every year due to poor working conditions and unstable personal life. They have to pay for their own uniform (wherelse does this happen???) and earn a miserable salary. They drive Renaults and Škodas while the government drive Audis, BMWs and Mercedes!

... when it gets boring.

Wait, does it even? No? Then.. it's not possible to play too much LSPDFR. 

When your computer isn't good enough to play LSPDFR....

When your Steam page showing hours played for it looks like this!

When your Steam page showing hours played for it looks like this!

Holy fuck! Almost 1000 hours?! If I had the Steam version my play time would probably be about 150 hours.

Holy fuck! Almost 1000 hours?! If I had the Steam version my play time would probably be about 150 hours.

Only a small snapshot of the dedication that putting together the first couple of versions of LSPDFR required.

When you've been saying police codes so much that your girlfriend starts saying them too. My favorite was when she lost her keys and when she found them she said "Code 4! We got 'em!"

Only a small snapshot of the dedication that putting together the first couple of versions of LSPDFR required.

Dedication? That's way above dedication!

When you're driving in real life and see someone turn right on red without coming to a complete stop, and you want to press "shift" with every fiber of your being. 

When you're driving in real life and see someone turn right on red without coming to a complete stop, and you want to press "shift" with every fiber of your being. 

I get this awkward feeling very often. "Oh if I were a cop he'd so get a fat ticket from me..."

Edited August 9, 201510 yr by TheDivineHustle
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You know when you play LSPDFR too much when......

...I'm done being on the road after a real patrol I hop on the computer to do the same thing, no life work and play intertwined... 

(I'm a police volunteer and study a BS in Criminal Justice) 

Edited August 9, 201510 yr by StrykerUSMC

When you think you are an expert in law enforcement and could EASILY walk into the local station and just be a cop, no further training required.

When a speeding vehicle overtakes you and you instinctively attempt to activate your lights and siren and floor it after them.

Edited January 13, 201610 yr by Pipeline

On 8/8/2015 at 5:57 PM, Hugo_Agante said:

When you start having respect for what real life police officers do and what they go through. Especially in Portugal where a lot of cops committ suicide every year due to poor working conditions and unstable personal life. They have to pay for their own uniform (wherelse does this happen???) and earn a miserable salary. They drive Renaults and Škodas while the government drive Audis, BMWs and Mercedes!

This. My friend's a cop and between his stories/teachings and LSPDFR to put some of it, informationally, first hand, I've learned a lot and gained a lot of respect for law enforcement officers (I had a ton of respect previously, but not with as much actual knowledge).

when you start respecting offices for doing their job to keep every one safe  

... when you think you're an authority IRL. Oh well.

when you start to have dreams of being a cop and then believeing then !

When you refuse dinner because you r in the middle of a Armed Chase and can't pause because that is not realistic :D