Albo1125

You're probably selecting an old version from the download list.

Startup issues are nothing to do with plugins. You must update your mods folder.

http://support.overwolf.com/knowledge-base/enabling-windows-media-player/

Game crashes are typically not caused by plugins but by running out of memory, bad/high poly vehicle, game script crashes etc. If a plugin crashes, it'll just crash LSPDFR.

That's because they've occurred in some of the most highly protected areas in the country. Even considering this, it took 8 minutes for armed officers to arrive on London Bridge. Had the BTP officer who was on scene there in 2 minutes been armed rather than having to confront the attackers with his baton and getting injured, lives could have been saved. Good luck getting even one armed response vehicle on scene within half an hour in say, Cornwall. I believe more armed officers should be recruited and trained, but furthermore there needs to be a major shift in attitude from the likes of the IPCC. It is fully unacceptable that officers have to endure being treated as a suspect, often for multiple years, for doing their job and using the weapons as they've been trained and recruited to do. Legislation must be put in place to ensure this happens and officers do not face practically automatic legal and career fears for doing just what they've been trained and expected to do. In addition I believe all officers should receive taser training at the very least. A recent survey showed that an overwhelming majority of the public and officers support giving more officers tasers, and for good reason. It's just a question of our lovely home office following through with it. I wouldn't be opposed to all officers being armed. Nearly all countries in the world do this - and arming does not mean giving all officers 'big' guns like they're often pictured. Furthermore, making analogies with the state the US is in right now regarding gun crime is also absurd. The UK would be far more comparable to just about any Western European country, where there are strict gun laws in place, practically preventing anyone from possessing them. Take Northern Ireland police (PSNI) for example. Having a sidearm is really not going to make any noticeable difference in the day to day interaction. Where the situation warrants and requires it, though, the officers are then able to protect themselves should they need to. This then extends also to other places than UK parliament in London - most cops don't have the luxury of likely having an ARV near enough to save them within a matter of minutes. This analogy can be easily repeated for other western European countries - and gun crime there is absolutely nothing like the US. It's the norm for officers to be armed with a sidearm there. The difference in the UK would ideally be that all officers also have access to tasers, and thus don't have to reach for their sidearm as fast as officers in other countries may have to. Luckily a majority of the public still respect the police. With the constant negative coverage from the media and policitians over the last couple of years (pretty much since Theresa May became home secretary) the situation has worsened considerably. This officer stabbing incident is just one of many and occurred yesterday, to give a simple example (follow this ex officer on Twitter for more incidents that go under the radar somewhat, violent crime is at epidemic levels since police cuts & stop and search criticism started. You'll be shocked). If you want to see the front line state of policing and the baffling disrespect police officers get on the front line daily, check out The Met: Policing London which started airing 4 weeks ago.