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The Breathalyzer

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What are you suggesting Patrick?

The ability to have drunk drivers in LCPDFR

What does this entail?

• AI may be driving cars in a way that makes you think they are not sober.

• A new option for pulling somebody over would be "potentially driving under the influence".

• THe ability to use a breathalyzer on AI, to find out if they are drunk or sober.

How can you spot a drunkard?

• If they are on the street, walking, then you may see them falling around quite a bit. Their walk will be dodgey and they may even start fights in the street.

• If they are driving, they may be going too quickly, too slowly, swerving, and in some cases, causing traffic collisions.

Arresting a drunk guy will be annoying as hell, won't it?

Indeed. That is why I would ALSO like to introduce drag

Drag?

Yes, drag.

What does drag do?

Drag allows a player to actually take a hold of a "ragdoll" AI (Or another player, if multiplayer becomes a part of LCPDFR), and take them whereever they want. It would simply attach the hand (or hands) of the officer onto either:

• The neck

•The arms

•The waist

Of the suspect and take them (normally) to their Police vehicle. From here, you can do the usual Numpad 6 for seating, or Numpad 9 for frisking.

Want to know what I think of your idea?

Yes I do. Please tell me.

Edited by Patrick

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