Boogienights

Exactly my point. Damn I wish I would know how to code and I'd be working on a script for this. Unfortunatly I hardly even get html coding so doing these kinds of codes I would imagine would be like a mission impossible for me. I agree, some of the callouts have some code 2 calls, and they're good. But do make the gameplay more balanced and thus more realistic we would need more. Now I feel you get into 8 carchases and 4 shootouts to every lowkey incident. I would feel really bad for an officer having to live like that IRL :p Is there anyway to learn how to code a script in any reasonbly easy way for a programming dummy like myself?

I've been thinking of the callouts. I'm not a modder (wish I would know how to mod) but I wonder why there are so few lets call them "non vehiclular based" callouts? To add immersion to the police life I would love to see more "regular" callouts. To make some examples. A callout to a house for domestic violence. This obviously has to happen in front or back of a house since we cant enter the vast majority of buildings. Disturbance (house party or similar) Vandalism (knocked over trashcans, grafitti, smashed windows in cars) Shoplifters Maybe some minor accidents? Call to assist the Fire department to close of a block during a fire. Are these kind of callouts not possible to code or is simply not the demand for it? Ok granted not the most exciting callouts with lots of drama, but the life of a officer is not being under constant fire or being in a high speed pursuit. We have a few lowkey callouts but the majority is more of the high stakes kind and vehicle based targets.