FCV96

That update was incredibly quick; new callouts are always appreciated, especially considering how unique they are compared to what else is available. Thanks for the acknowledgement in the file's description as well. I do have a question, however. I downloaded v1.1 but don't notice any changes to the .ini or see any of the new callouts in-game. Did LCPDFR's download system screw up, or am I missing something?

I don't think I've ever had that quick of a turn-around time when it came to my posing suggestions and the author of a mod responding. Again, I cannot thank you enough for your dilligent work for this community. Also, here's one more photo you may get a kick out of. :D

I do have one more quick suggestion. Having the text at the top-left of the screen makes it difficult to notice if you're focused upon driving or something else lower on the screen. If it were possible to move the text to the left-middle of the screen it would become more visible and I wouldn't miss callouts so often, ha.

I do believe you've pioneered one of the greatest callout-related scripts on this site. Up there with the likes of Abraxas' mods; thanks for the actual replies and taking into account of feedback. :D

I can barely wrap my mind around the fact that this thread has thirty-one pages, let alone what the mystical day counter could signify.

I'm glad to see this mod up and running so well. I am eagerly awaiting release! :D

I can't wait to see more of this; you've got some excellent stuff here. I especially love that you've allowed us to customize names and interactions of the dispatcher [central in my case] and units. :D Is it possible that, in the future, we'd be able to rename calls? Rather than a "fight" we would be able to use a 10-code of the department of our choice, for example. I disagree. Braveheart's script is relatively unstable and seems to have no support. It is archaic and I'm not a big fan of its interace. The LCPDFR callouts a good, yes, but it's always cool to see another scripter's take on callouts that have been done - they usually add new mechanics or ideas to existing ideas, thereby innovating and providing a better interface for the end-user.

Thundersmacker's vehicles are great; I do love how well they fit into the existing GTA universe. His imports from V are cool as well. :D