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randomGamer

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  1. This would be truly be a game changer! Can't wait
  2. randomGamer commented on RobertTM's gallery image in GTA V Galleries
  3. Welcome back! Can't wait to see your work again. EDIT: Think of doing police related stuff again too?
  4. Also with GTA IV + LCPDFR, you have more police vehicle models that you can download compared to GTA 5.
  5. What state do dou have in mind?
  6. I suggest doing a Tahoe. Cuz we only have the '15 version in thehurks' CHP pack
  7. Or some kind of hardcore mode for LSPDFR, just like in LCPDFR
  8. https://www.gta5-mods.com/vehicles/los-santos-police-chevrolet-caprice-ppv
  9. I want to suggest a mod that would make the AI in traffic stops a little bit unpredictable. Basically like in Traffic Policer's ANPR callouts, there's a chance the suspect may come at you with some kind of weapon because IRL, from what I know, officers are trained to handle anything they're faced in traffic stops which includes combative subjects or something like that. The reason behind this suggestion is that LSPDFR's traffic stops are way too predictable, the subject would either cooperate or would make off. I hope that there are situations where you, as the player, would feel more on edge in traffic stops and in ped stops as well. In LCPDFR, I believe, it has this feature and it would be nice to be implemented in LSPDFR as well. Hopefully this suggestion can be a game changer.

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