SeniorPepper

I hope an expected release date is on the horizon! Looking forward to playing it when it comes out!

I suppose you're right. I tried looking into the dispatch file to no avail. Hopefully 0.4 comes out soon!

As someone with 3000+ hours on CSGO, I cannot imagine it being VR. This is weird.

Good afternoon, Suggestion: I had just thought of a new idea for a call-out pack. It would be labelled "University call-outs" and it would take place on the campus of the university in the game! Call out ideas could be simple things like: illegally parked student trespasser domestic argument stolen items littering student harrassment and for more serious call outs: Large public demonstration Student w/ a gun Fight Gang-related violence Drugs Vehicle-wise, the officer could drive around in an ATV or Golf-cart( which they do at my university) or even on a bicycle. Pretty cool idea, right? :D Request: Can I get a lore-friendly version of the newer Alabama State Trooper Tahoe? Lore-friendly as in, the outline of Alabama (the state itself) can stay on the car but everything else be Los Santos related. The same for a CVPI would be cool too! For a rather big request, it would be cool if this was done for all the cars in : but that would be a hard task! Thank you so much!

In my area in particular, it would be rare to see a state trooper anywhere other than the highway. The local police officers normally stay around the areas prone to crime. The sheriffs are usually the ones you'd see responding to crimes out of the "prone" areas. However, the only time you'd see a sheriff on a highway is if they are responding to a call or are going to a different town. I drive 2 hours a day for classes on a highway and I see a ton of troopers every time. This is south Alabama, to clarify.

Good morning all, Is there a way to allow more police cars or sheriff vehicles to spawn? For example, can I have my sheriff3 vehicle or my police5 vehicle spawn in traffic rather than being limited to what the game does as is. Thanks, seniorpepper

Speaking from experience in southern Alabama, the sheriffs are often the first ones to help troopers. The highway is usually well out of the way for a police officer so it would take even longer for them to respond.

I've gotten two tickets by Alabama State Troopers within 4 days. One ticket, I was going 23 over and the second I was going 21 over. I was stupid as a freshman in college. In the first instance, I was going 88mph in a 65mph. He was not very happy. He was hiding and I wasn't paying attention until he pulled up behind me. This was my first ticket. He pulls over me over and the first thing he says "Why the hell were you going so GOD DAMN fast! License and registration, NOW." I was scared. Very intimidating and scary but I can't really say I blame him, I was going recklessly fast. Had I gone 2 more mph, he could have arrested me. The second ticket, I was actually pulled over alongside another vehicle as we were both going 85+ in a 65. He was much nicer. I guess it depends on the trooper. I manage a local chicken restaurant and we give police officers/troopers/sheriffs free food every time they come back (store policy). I told one of them I was thinking about becoming a trooper. He said "I wanted to become a trooper too. But there isn't camaraderie between troopers. They work alone and the closest back up is god knows how far away. That's scary. I prefer having a partner or someone nearby to help me, especially nowadays."

Yeah, if you don't live in a big city like Atlanta, NY, NJ, LA, the pedestrian lights take ages. Lights in the US are getting better over time, at least in my city. My family works closely with the Mayor of Dothan and we personally change some of the light times.

Unfortunately, no. All of our traffic lights work 24/7. Dothan is the largest town in southeast Alabama, its just that there is like nobody on the road after 10. I don't really see a reason to wait if there is nobody but I will from now on; I can't afford a ticket haha.

Hey guys! I got pulled over on my way home from work last night. I manage a restaurant and it just so happens the guy that pulled me over was actually a frequent customer. Long story short, I ran a red light for turning left because there was absolutely no cars (other than the officer of course). He pulled me over and had a good chat. He let me off easily and he let me take a couple pictures of his car! I took a video of his lights flashing but we've all seen cop lights. Edit: I live in Dothan, Alabama. This is a Dothan Police Officer's vehicle.