Romaine323

As a previous LAPD Cadet before moving to another department to become a CSO, Officers don't really care about how their cars look. They care more for functionality, not style. Does it drive? Yes? Then, let me get to work.

Conversation with a motor officer who was driving a LAPD CVPI with a rambar(yes, they exist) a couple years back.
Me: I really do like these arjents.
Him: What?
Me: The arjents, I think they make today's LAPD car.
Him: What's an arjent?
Me: The lights... on the roof.
Him: Son, that's called a lightbar.

As a previous LAPD Cadet before moving to another department to become a CSO, Officers don't really care about how their cars look. They care more for functionality, not style. Does it drive? Yes? Then, let me get to work.

Conversation with a motor officer who was driving a LAPD CVPI with a rambar(yes, they exist) a couple years back.
Me: I really do like these arjents.
Him: What?
Me: The arjents, I think they make today's LAPD car.
Him: What's an arjent?
Me: The lights... on the roof.
Him: Son, that's called a lightbar.

As a previous LAPD Cadet before moving to another department to become a CSO, Officers don't really care about how their cars look. They care more for functionality, not style. Does it drive? Yes? Then, let me get to work.

Conversation with a motor officer who was driving a LAPD CVPI with a rambar(yes, they exist) a couple years back.
Me: I really do like these arjents.
Him: What?
Me: The arjents, I think they make today's LAPD car.
Him: What's an arjent?
Me: The lights... on the roof.
Him: Son, that's called a lightbar.

As a previous LAPD Cadet before moving to another department to become a CSO, Officers don't really care about how their cars look. They care more for functionality, not style. Does it drive? Yes? Then, let me get to work.

Conversation with a motor officer who was driving a LAPD CVPI with a rambar(yes, they exist) a couple years back.
Me: I really do like these arjents.
Him: What?
Me: The arjents, I think they make today's LAPD car.
Him: What's an arjent?
Me: The lights... on the roof.
Him: Son, that's called a lightbar.

As a previous LAPD Cadet before moving to another department to become a CSO, Officers don't really care about how their cars look. They care more for functionality, not style. Does it drive? Yes? Then, let me get to work.

Conversation with a motor officer who was driving a LAPD CVPI with a rambar(yes, they exist) a couple years back.
Me: I really do like these arjents.
Him: What?
Me: The arjents, I think they make today's LAPD car.
Him: What's an arjent?
Me: The lights... on the roof.
Him: Son, that's called a lightbar.

As a previous LAPD Cadet before moving to another department to become a CSO, Officers don't really care about how their cars look. They care more for functionality, not style. Does it drive? Yes? Then, let me get to work.

Conversation with a motor officer who was driving a LAPD CVPI with a rambar(yes, they exist) a couple years back.
Me: I really do like these arjents.
Him: What?
Me: The arjents, I think they make today's LAPD car.
Him: What's an arjent?
Me: The lights... on the roof.
Him: Son, that's called a lightbar.

As a previous LAPD Cadet before moving to another department to become a CSO, Officers don't really care about how their cars look. They care more for functionality, not style. Does it drive? Yes? Then, let me get to work.

Conversation with a motor officer who was driving a LAPD CVPI with a rambar(yes, they exist) a couple years back.
Me: I really do like these arjents.
Him: What?
Me: The arjents, I think they make today's LAPD car.
Him: What's an arjent?
Me: The lights... on the roof.
Him: Son, that's called a lightbar.

As a previous LAPD Cadet before moving to another department to become a CSO, Officers don't really care about how their cars look. They care more for functionality, not style. Does it drive? Yes? Then, let me get to work.

Conversation with a motor officer who was driving a LAPD CVPI with a rambar(yes, they exist) a couple years back.
Me: I really do like these arjents.
Him: What?
Me: The arjents, I think they make today's LAPD car.
Him: What's an arjent?
Me: The lights... on the roof.
Him: Son, that's called a lightbar.

As a previous LAPD Cadet before moving to another department to become a CSO, Officers don't really care about how their cars look. They care more for functionality, not style. Does it drive? Yes? Then, let me get to work.

Conversation with a motor officer who was driving a LAPD CVPI with a rambar(yes, they exist) a couple years back.
Me: I really do like these arjents.
Him: What?
Me: The arjents, I think they make today's LAPD car.
Him: What's an arjent?
Me: The lights... on the roof.
Him: Son, that's called a lightbar.

As a previous LAPD Cadet before moving to another department to become a CSO, Officers don't really care about how their cars look. They care more for functionality, not style. Does it drive? Yes? Then, let me get to work.

Conversation with a motor officer who was driving a LAPD CVPI with a rambar(yes, they exist) a couple years back.
Me: I really do like these arjents.
Him: What?
Me: The arjents, I think they make today's LAPD car.
Him: What's an arjent?
Me: The lights... on the roof.
Him: Son, that's called a lightbar.

Well, if you consider the size of the game itself, 65 gigs, it could take people an additional 3-4 days after the release to download the game in its entirety, depending on their internet connection. Hard copy allows it to be installed instantly. I don't have a problem with that, so I'm going Steam.