LSPDFR 0.4 Suggestion - Hardcore Mode

[Kifflommer 209]

Please re-introduce the community to Hardcore mode. I have recently migrated to LSPDFR from LCDPDFR and i can face 5-10 armed suspects with ease and obsorb bullets of all caliber like a sponge. LSPDFR is simply not challenging and there is no tension or fear of dying. In LCPDFR's hardcore mode you could be shot dead in the head right when approaching a suspect vehicles window. And now no euphoria mods work with Scripthook and Rage Plugin does not have any. LSPDFR's future version releases should include a hardcore mode option that increases all weapon damage and causes the player to stumble when shot just like NPC's. 

[Westcoaster 105]

On 4/6/2018 at 12:07 PM, GTALawEnforcer said:

Please re-introduce the community to Hardcore mode. I have recently migrated to LSPDFR from LCDPDFR and i can face 5-10 armed suspects with ease and obsorb bullets of all caliber like a sponge. LSPDFR is simply not challenging and there is no tension or fear of dying. In LCPDFR's hardcore mode you could be shot dead in the head right when approaching a suspect vehicles window. And now no euphoria mods work with Scripthook and Rage Plugin does not have any. LSPDFR's future version releases should include a hardcore mode option that increases all weapon damage and causes the player to stumble when shot just like NPC's. 

The police can not stumble in GTA V, but the hardcore wounded animation should be the player gripping their stomach with one hand and holding a sidearm in the other while slowly moving.

[Kifflommer 209]

19 hours ago, Westcoaster said:

The police can not stumble in GTA V, but the hardcore wounded animation should be the player gripping their stomach with one hand and holding a sidearm in the other while slowly moving.

 

I have Euphoria Engine Overhaul that imports the Natual Motion physics system from GTA IV to GTA V. I found that GTA V's ragdoll animation was sub-par compared to IV's. 

[Robotjukebox 2]

https://www.gta5-mods.com/scripts/gsw-gunshot-wound This is somewhat what i think your talking about. Not sure how well it runs with LSPDFR but would be interesting to try it out.