Street001

I get that re-uploading mods is an issue that would need to be overcome but I don't agree that "modding is part of the experience" is a very good counterargument.
Maybe the real problem here is that there are hardly any standards among each mod and updating each one is still a very manual process. I don't think people really enjoy downloading 50 different files, dragging them all to different directories, trying to set keybindings, fix errors, etc...
The real problem is probably not having a "package of mods" but rather LSPDFR setting better standards so that modding is less of a chore.
Things like
- 1 click / auto updates
- Standard call out menus 
- Standard keybindings
Right now it seems like things are such a mess that it makes the game that much less enjoyable. In game play, I'm constantly having to stop and guess which key it was that ends a callout, or opens the call out menu. Was it F5? Or F9? Was it "T" to talk to the ped or "Y"? Was there a key modifier? Then you have two menus from different call outs opening on top of each other.
I could spend a few hours trying to find unique keys for everything but the next time there is an update I'll have to do that all over again.

Awesome work. Although, I would say the DOB should be in Month/Day/ Year format instead of Day/Month/ Year, as it is more commonly used in the U.S.