ShannonTheWolf

Last year I just got into watching Blue Bloods (Tom Selleck and Donnie Walhberg). I've always been aware the show was around and I am disapointed it took me this long to get around to watching it. In one episode they weave together so many aspects of law/policing from beat cops on the street all the way up to the police commissioner and the district attorney. Its an excellent show and I recommend to anyone who hasn't seen it. I wanted to know what other kinds of shows you were interested in that revolve around criminology! c:

Thats gonna be so cool c: Cant wait to see it!

For the most part no. But when it does crash I always wonder if it is because of the privileges. Also it bugs me that elevated privileges are constantly running even though I told it not to. I was just using RPH as an example though, my general question was how to disable the privileges. But thank you c:

Thats the thing, its already unchecked

Hello. I've attached a screenshot of this warning message I always seem to get—even though superior privileges are supposedly disabled >:c maybe it goes deeper than that? like in my firewall or something. I don't know, I just tried to do what google told me to do :3

Hello c: Can somebody tell me how to disable my computer from automatically running all of my programs with elevated privileges? I am using Windows 7. I've already gone into user settings/ system and security/ and adjusted the User Account Control settings to "never notify me." But when I still run programs like (RagePluginHook for example) I still get warning messages telling me not to run the program in Administrator mode. :c Thank you for your help :3

Um this isn't an LSPDFR thread. Its about Grand Theft Auto V... Playing as Michael, Franklyn and Trevor.

Don’t get me wrong, I know that Grand Theft Auto is about destroying, killing and creating as much carnage as humanly possible—as it should be! But in the GTA series more specifically, I would love to see more options for the more conscientious player; perhaps something as simple as being able to shoot an NPC in the leg to disable them so they can writhe infinitely on the ground until you leave the scene or until paramedics come revive them. This was sort of possible in GTA IV, though it was 50/50 chance of them successfully writhing. The best example I can think of is True Crime NYC. You could blast your way through the game, or take the time to make non-lethal neutralizing shots and arrest the perpetrator. Or not arrest them, it didn’t matter—and that’s my point. It was equal effort on behalf of the developers either way. In Grand Theft Auto’s case, think it would create a fun enough challenge for anyone who wants to take their game a little further—as well as create a more immersive game play experience by simply giving the player that choice, whether they use it or not. I have played and beaten Grand Theft Auto 5 so many times anyway… I just think it's fun coming up with new ways to play the game; like forcing a bad guy character to be a good guy. :p

The only ones who are going to "boycott" Rockstar games are modders like us. And lets be realistic, only about half of us are actually going to do it. Its going to boil down to what...? Less than one percent of Rockstars profits? We can tell ourselves that we can make a difference but they have us outgunned and outnumbered in every way. It baffles me that those freakin assholes would make this much effort to ruin the game for such a small slither of the games demographic. I personally will never give those pricks another cent of my money, but lets face it, its the end of an era whether we do or not.

Personally, I'm thankful for useless updates that constantly break all of the mods