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Chekko

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Everything posted by Chekko

  1. That's what I do. I use the trainer to spawn a new car, but it breaks the immersion.
  2. If something happens to your vehicle and you are far away from a police station, I think there should be a way to get escorted there. This feature could also be used on criminals when you are far away from your own car. And why do you always have $0, even when picking up money? Maybe the money you pick up (and maybe earn from completing callouts in the future) could be used on a police partner, to upgrade your weapon or something.
  3. I thought of this today when I was on a chase in the middle of the long road to SSA in my police vehicle when the engine got destroyed and I had to stop a civilian car to continue.
  4. Or the official taxi
  5. The callouts can be directed towards crimes done by gangs and heavily armored criminals. You rely on the AI to drive you to the destination, or you can drive the van loaded with other swat units. You try to defuse the situation with that Activation Button thing you can do as a police officer, it can have some RNG to control the outcome. If it fails you have to kill the targets. Optional: You can play as a commander too, or what those are called. Where you are the one with the strategies, the one who call the ambulance, helicopters and so on.
  6. * Things that were in the GTA IV version (the ability to search civilians, search their car trunks etc) * Random speeders and maybe road rage callouts. Callouts that are not only emergencies. * The ability to control traffic. Ahem.
  7. Of course there should be an option to toggle it off and to maybe change the numbers, it's just an idea.
  8. By this I don't necessarily mean to block, for example, sports car chase callouts as you drive a police carrier, but to make them less common and other callouts that fit your vehicle type more common.

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