Early access loyalty rewards programme info is in the post below this one, please scroll down.

 

Download Assorted Callouts HERE: http://www.lcpdfr.com/files/file/9689-assorted-callouts-0032-petrolgas-theft-pacific-bank-heist-traffic-stop-backup-required/

With Assorted Callouts, my aim is to provide a varying experience, adding a range of differently-styled callouts for you to experience. They all have one thing in common, though, and that is a fun and sufficiently realistic atmosphere.

Currently released:

• Petrol/Gas Theft
• Bank Heist 
• Traffic Stop Backup Required
• Stolen Police Vehicle
• Person with a knife
• Solicitation
• Organised Street Race
• Illegal Immigrants in truck
• Store Robbery 
• Shoplifting
• Hot Pursuit - x16

Currently in progress for the next release:

• Collaboration with @FinKone's Repeat Offender callouts. [On Hold]
• Mugging in progress.

Currently planned - ideas I like:

• Excessive Noise Complaint
• Drug Deal - ambient event.
• Callout suggestions are welcome.

Latest development update:

 

 

All of the above information is subject to change but is a good indication of what is to come. By posting this, I haven't made any commitments to the contents of Assorted Callouts.

Currently Known Issues:

Spoiler

None

 

Edited January 12, 20179 yr by Albo1125
Updated lists.

Introducing the Early Access Loyalty Rewards Programme

As a fresh, new sign of showing my deep appreciation to people who notably support me because they enjoy my work, I'm introducing a new 'Loyalty Rewards Programme'!
I feel that people who have shown their trust in me by notably supporting me deserve just that little bit of extra effort from me too. 
The Loyalty Rewards Programme is designed to give something back to people who support me and my work. There are currently over 60 people participating and this number is ever-growing.

Feel free to join my Discord server for more information or just to have a chat: https://goo.gl/IOjQST

Q: What exactly is the Loyalty Rewards Programme?
The Loyalty Rewards Programme allows participants to get early access to new updates of my modifications or new modifications I create, helping to add finishing touches to them. 
This essentially allows participants to play a crucial role in the final development stages of my modifications and get an exclusive sneak peek of what's to come.
By doing this, participants can help solve last-minute bugs or small problems, give me suggestions of things to add and, of course, enjoy some of my new content a bit earlier.
Joining the Loyalty Rewards Programme means you get access to the participants' hub on Discord. Together, we are a community of people that get unlimited access to my modifications' early versions and have a great time discussing future ideas.

Q: How do I qualify to become a participant in the Loyalty Rewards Programme?

-Generous donators who donate more than €8 per month to support my work are granted full access to the Loyalty Rewards Programme.

-Generous donators who have donated more than €20 to support my work are granted full access to the Loyalty Rewards Programme.

-People who have otherwise been notably supportive towards me can be granted access to the Loyalty Rewards Programme at my discretion.
-It is advised to have some very basic knowledge of how to use LSPDFR along with other modifications.

Participating in the programme is not mandatory, of course. It is entirely up to you whether you would like to participate once you qualify.

Q: How can I donate to you?

 Thanks for your generosity! You can donate to me by doing as follows:

-Go to the following page: https://goo.gl/AqDQPn 
-Enter your amount and optionally check the 'Make this monthly (recurring)' checkbox.
-Optionally enter a nice message or your LSPDFR username on the next page.
-Complete the donation via PayPal.
-Feel free to PM me with your PayPal email address so I can verify your donation more quickly.

Q: Aren't you forcing people to participate in the programme by holding content away from the general public?
Please rest assured that non-participants of the programme will still get access to any new updates or modifications as normal after I deem them ready for full release.
This programme is exclusively designed to show my appreciation to my supporters, not to create another 'paid content system' (which I despise of in general).

Q: What can I expect from the early versions as a participant?
Please be aware that, despite my own thorough testing beforehand, the early versions of new updates or new modifications may contain various small problems or bugs.
The early versions should always be relatively close to a full release, however! I'm giving participants access to enjoy themselves and suggest new features, not to do my testing work for me ;)

Q: Anything else that I should be aware of?
If you fulfil the participants' requirements above and would like to become a participant, please feel free to send me an LSPDFR PM or message me via our usual messaging service.
If you donated to me and didn't state your LSPDFR username in the donation, please include your donation email address in your message so I can verify your donation.
Participants are still bound to the usual licence agreement for the specific early version they are using.

Hope to be able to welcome you soon!

Edited February 18, 20179 yr by Albo1125

Me personally, I'm not too fond of the court system, but I would enjoy an on/off feature? Maybe sometime I might want to do it, but I know I wouldn't enjoy it all the time. Also, it's good to see some more "average day" callouts instead of highly unlikely excessive ones. I love callouts that make you have to think a little. Can't wait for them!

1 hour ago, MikoFiticus said:

Me personally, I'm not too fond of the court system, but I would enjoy an on/off feature? Maybe sometime I might want to do it, but I know I wouldn't enjoy it all the time. Also, it's good to see some more "average day" callouts instead of highly unlikely excessive ones. I love callouts that make you have to think a little. Can't wait for them!

Couldn't have said it better myself.

I'd have to say no on both. It's best to wait for the full product, especially if it's just one callout that's ready. The other one just seems like a bore. I feel the "court system" is just completely unneeded.

I love the court system aspect. My fav thing about is that it essentially gives you feedback of how well you did on the actual call (ie how many pieces of evidence you missed, and what happened to the 2nd dude that run off in the opposite direction and that you didn't catch). Second, literally adds role-play material. (ie I'm charging this guy with this, this, and that, and he'll probably get "x" amount of years).

How about a Searching Order of a house (and maybe arrest some people)

And some kind house burglary and that you have to come and investigate and afterwards chase some suspects

Edited November 17, 201510 yr by Matties

I have an idea, but I really think you can make it happen Albo.

So what it is, you can call a supervisor if there is a shooting. When he gets there he will ask you questions on like

Did he have a weapon:

-Unarmed

-Edged Weapon

-Gun

Did he pose a threat to you

-Yes

-No

Did he pose a threat to others

-Yes

-No

Were you or others in immediate danger of serious bodily harm or death.

And if you answered questions wrong, and was decided that it was a bad shooting, you would get fined.

I can talk to you about deadly force laws if you needs to know anything

Hope you like my idea.

On 11/17/2015, 7:26:44, OfficerL6 said:

I have an idea, but I really think you can make it happen Albo.

So what it is, you can call a supervisor if there is a shooting. When he gets there he will ask you questions on like

Did he have a weapon:

-Unarmed

-Edged Weapon

-Gun

Did he pose a threat to you

-Yes

-No

Did he pose a threat to others

-Yes

-No

Were you or others in immediate danger of serious bodily harm or death.

And if you answered questions wrong, and was decided that it was a bad shooting, you would get fined.

I can talk to you about deadly force laws if you needs to know anything

Hope you like my idea.

Thank you! I might implement a system similar to this one.

I've added some screenshots to the main post 

Thank you CaptainSugarFree for creating this amazing trailer!

On 11/17/2015, 10:26:44, OfficerL6 said:

I have an idea, but I really think you can make it happen Albo.

So what it is, you can call a supervisor if there is a shooting. When he gets there he will ask you questions on like

Did he have a weapon:

-Unarmed

-Edged Weapon

-Gun

Did he pose a threat to you

-Yes

-No

Did he pose a threat to others

-Yes

-No

Were you or others in immediate danger of serious bodily harm or death.

And if you answered questions wrong, and was decided that it was a bad shooting, you would get fined.

I can talk to you about deadly force laws if you needs to know anything

Hope you like my idea.

Eh. Hard to get "fined" when there is no currency system for the non-single player characters. And for the everyday LSPDFR player, I feel like this is too much of a hassle.

2 hours ago, MikoFiticus said:

Eh. Hard to get "fined" when there is no currency system for the non-single player characters. And for the everyday LSPDFR player, I feel like this is too much of a hassle.

Well this could be true there are many people that love this type of simulation, so maybe having it as an optional feature, I mean you do not have to call him.

1 minute ago, OfficerL6 said:

Well this could be true there are many people that love this type of simulation, so maybe having it as an optional feature, I mean you do not have to call him.

Im not speaking for Albo here but I think its a interesting idea that cannot be implemented yet. There arnt that many people that actually do role play and act like it is real. Most people just play for fun, yes there are those who do role play like myself but its not something that I see getting put in quite yet because of how few there are that do the sim stuff. 

2 minutes ago, CaptainSugarFree said:

Im not speaking for Albo here but I think its a interesting idea that cannot be implemented yet. There arnt that many people that actually do role play and act like it is real. Most people just play for fun, yes there are those who do role play like myself but its not something that I see getting put in quite yet because of how few there are that do the sim stuff. 

Well I could see Youtubers using it for a good laugh and lying there way out of a bad shooting, but maybe that's just me.

13 minutes ago, OfficerL6 said:

Well I could see Youtubers using it for a good laugh and lying there way out of a bad shooting, but maybe that's just me.

I cant really say much but theres something similar in the bank callout (; 

 

Edited November 24, 201510 yr by CaptainSugarFree

I also want to say hello to everyone and thank you all for your comments and support in the forum and on the teaser trailer. Its been great to read everything you have to say and im looking forward to seeing more. There's alot more to come so be on the lookout. 

I hope everyone has a great night and stay safe (: 

8 hours ago, OfficerL6 said:

Well I could see Youtubers using it for a good laugh and lying there way out of a bad shooting, but maybe that's just me.

It is definitely possible code wise. I'll have to see if I decide to code it into a certain callout. 

8 hours ago, CaptainSugarFree said:

Im not speaking for Albo here but I think its a interesting idea that cannot be implemented yet. There arnt that many people that actually do role play and act like it is real. Most people just play for fun, yes there are those who do role play like myself but its not something that I see getting put in quite yet because of how few there are that do the sim stuff. 

Could definitely be implemented in a certain way if the requirement arises. May be an option in certain callouts. I'm sure people will like it if it's optional. 

Edited November 24, 201510 yr by Albo1125

Im very curious about this,

it will a new experience with LCPDFR....i think

Edited November 28, 201510 yr by Is301

You guys are doing a great job! Can't wait for the release! :D