The reason I hardly ever play a FIB agent is that they are almost always silent, you sometimes hear a "FIB! Stop right now!" during an arrest but most of time arrests are silent. If you perform a traffic stop of a suspect you won't hear any interaction either... yet there is a bunch of voice over that could be used under x64 > audio > sfx > S_MINI_SER.rpf > s_m_m_fiboffice_01_white_mini_01.awc (and 02.awc along with black and latino variants) such as:

0x0532FAAF    I'm FIB and I can do whatever the hell I like.
0x06F1F8F4    FIB! Get down!
0x0A443F9A    Drop it! FIB!
0x0ADAF31D    Hello.
0x0B47C1A7    The FIB is taking you down!
0x0C020316    On the floor! FIB!
0x16D4DC21    FIB! You're surrounded!
0x16F15E2C    I have reasons to believe you are suspicious.
0x17F38597    I'm FIB, you clown!
0x18B75C7F    FIB! Drop it!
0x141B2D61    Goodbye.
0x16839B7F    You got nowhere left to go!
0x18214F27    I'm FIB and your ass is mine if I want it.
DRAW_GUN_01    FIB! Freeze, you freakin' clown!
DRAW_GUN_02    FIB! Stop right now!
DRAW_GUN_03    FIB! On the floor!

... among many others. Is there a way to get these lines called during arrests or during interactions with peds? Or is it something hard coded in LSPFR and we have to wait for 0.3 to hopefully add some life to the FIB?

Edited December 22, 201510 yr by DLM3

On 22/12/2015 at 9:32 PM, DLM3 said:

The reason I hardly ever play a FIB agent is that they are almost always silent, you sometimes hear a "FIB! Stop right now!" during an arrest but most of time arrests are silent. If you perform a traffic stop of a suspect you won't hear any interaction either... yet there is a bunch of voice over that could be used under x64 > audio > sfx > S_MINI_SER.rpf > s_m_m_fiboffice_01_white_mini_01.awc (and 02.awc along with black and latino variants) such as:

0x0ADAF31D    Hello.
0x16F15E2C    I have reasons to believe you are suspicious.

Why aren't these two in default traffic stop anyway?