Ben

Is it like 5 seats up front, 7 in the back and about a family of 20 in the trunk>

Ahahah, the size of that. Its like a godamn tank.

I love Windows 7, it so simple to use. I absolutely hate the Metro UI, I think it looks really ugly and the whole idea of having to scroll side-to-side on a computer if its not touch screen makes me want to throw up!

I'm still hoping the fully released movie hasn't been ruined by Disney. They better not ruin it! They shall die.

Why is there so much violence and anger, can't we all just get along! *cries* Peace my friends, peace is key to survival! On Topic: I think that some people need to stop this arguing, everyone seems to have their own opinion on said situation and if the original poster has a problem regarding the trademark they should contact the staff team instead of making these somewhat pointless posts.

I guess you could say its not net working. On a more of an on-topic thing, the TeamSpeak page seems to be working for me.

No, that's the scouse chav's.

In my opinion they are all brilliant moderators. Not just ineseri, I don't think they get much recognition though for the work they do for the community. #LoveUGuys<3

In my opinion, yes the Community Team is efficient. Currently it has around 11 moderators (if i'm correct) for 140,000+ members, topics that breach the rules are nearly always closed within the hour and the Community Team are always looking around for topics which could get out of hand and they make sure that someone is moderating it. When it comes to the people who post the status's and the topics, nearly all the time they are people who have had many warnings for breaching the rules before and when they get sanctioned for it they go on the defensive and act all innocent, they try and blame their actions on the staff team who have done nothing but enforce the sites rules. You can find many sites for different games and they will have a moderating team twice the size of the one on this site and it will have moderators who take too long to reply to topics and deal with situations. So yes in my opinion the staff team is quite efficient for the size of it.

Quite surprised they didn't come out wearing tracksuits whilst brandishing knives.

Happy Birthday Sam. For your Birthday present I give you You can't give away my profile - ineseri

It looks amazing, I love all the new stuff they have added though. Gotta love them speedometers.

I like it being early in the morning, I get up at 7am - get into school by 8am then I finish at 2.15. Although I hate getting up in the mornings I enjoy getting out of school at 2.15, it just seems like the right time to finish at.

Happy Birthday LMS! I was gonna translate a message into German for ya' using Google but knowing Google, it could of turned out badly.

The Steam page doesn't say anything about Controller support and I'd be very surprised if it is something they do have.

A NASA Rocket which was taking supplies to the Space Station crashed during take off from Virginia http://news.sky.com/story/1362355/us-rocket-explodes-seconds-after-lift-off NASA TV livestream, currently just looking at fire. http://www.space.com/17933-nasa-television-webcasts-live-space-tv.html

Saying the game has been released they have really messed up a few things, the main one being the handling, it ruins the experience of the game when the player is driving and turns slightly because of the handling line they end up spinning out and crashing. Another thing I dislike is the camera position, it makes it harder to see what is going on. The cars have really bad detail on them, some mini clip games have better graphics which ruins the game, also I saw Speirs video on it and I couldn't believe how high they made the side walk from the ground, it was like climbing a mountain. For this to be a game I'd play quite a lot of the time they'd need to make it more realistic and instead of having pop-up menu's to pretty much carry out every action they would need to make shortcuts to carry these out. Currently this game is just lacking realism and logic to the development of it.

Short answer, no.

Woah! That looks really good. I like the modern look it kinda has. Keep up the good work!

You also have to keep in mind, you don't see that much in the news here about police officers getting shot at and thats because people know that shooting a cop isn't going to go well for them. If you shoot a cop here they'll do everything in their power to prove that you did it whilst trying to stop your gangs illegal activities. They now how to efficiently deal with situations like this meaning they don't need a gun.

Yeah but you don't make a game by yourself, especially one of this size. You need others who are experienced in making a game, meaning you need to research the different areas of a development team and the programs and things they do. Unless you are good enough to make a game by yourself doing the coding, texturing, modelling etc.

It just seems that your idea is a spur of the moment thing with not much planning behind it. You have to take into consideration so many things when developing a game and all you've really considered is getting permission from the Developers.

I'm not sure about those engines like but I'm guessing you'd have to pay to use them. You're not earning money of the game as its a Free to Play, you want the game to be realistic meaning more time developing it. So where are you going to get the funds to make all this possible. These are all questions people would ask you and you need to have answers rather than just wanting to make a standalone game.

I'm sure if you get permission the people within the community are going to want to know your plans for such a game. How is it going to be made, what game engine, is it going to have realistic physics, will it be moddable? All these questions would need answering before people would probably consider joining a project. Occasionally you'll get people around here promising to make a game which is pretty much Standalone LCPDFR and most don't go anywhere.

That breathalyzer seems like a good idea, however they seem to be going into depth when it comes to the interaction with the AI and the various situations you can end up in, but when it comes to the other aspects such as the vehicle handling, player animations, textures and graphics they seem to of only touched on these areas.