Zokoro

Hey there. I am looking for and requesting for an accurate VSP uniform/skin to use with the current VSP vehicles we have available. If you take on this project, I will review/rate after I get a chance to play around with it.

Marijuana is NOT a drug. PILLS are drugs..
 
Think about this for a minute...EVERY 19 MIN SOMEONE DIES FROM A PILL - a LEGAL Pill.....
 
NOBODY HAS EVER DIED FROM MARIJUANA.
 
I have personally had family overdoes on pills and die from alcohol poisoning.
I also have a family member who was ruining his life because of pills and when he started smoking weed, he was able to get off the pills and live a normal life and is going great today.
 
Me - I have smoked week everyday for the past 3 years (or more not really sure anymore). Not something to brag about, but I have a beautiful family, a lovly wife and life is great!! ...still smoking weed daily, didnt go to harder drugs, didnt "Die" (lmfao!), and I am a responsible adult who works 45 hours a week and supports my family.
 
And 59% of americans agree with me..so keep listening to your parents when they say.."Drugs are bad"..but remember..Weed is NOT a drug it is a natural plant that comes from the earth, not a lab, not chemicals, NATURAL PLANTS...
 
 
 
Lie. Unless they died from something else....
 


Also, I do not agree with kids doing it at all. - You should be 21 yo!!

 
My God! Someone with their head on straight! Its amazing! :P

 
Ok. This has NOTHING to do with parenting, the fact that you think that makes you look very young and immature.
My mother is a WA State Drug and Alcohol Counselor, and Taught me my entire life how horrible drugs are. My parents raised me to stay away from drugs, and were great parents. Always knew where I was, Knew who i was with and Always had to be able to get a hold of me.
 
My parents, and most parents I knew back then had no fucking clue we were smoking weed. When my mom found out i was smoking she busted in tears and was freaking out.
 
I do agree that there are parents out their that are dead beat, however you should never make that assumption. Especially just cause they are smoking weed.

I can confirm that Wilderness Callouts are working without issue.

I know it may not be what you're looking for, but there is a 3rd party mod hosted here for searching pedestrians. You can find FtDLulz' ped search mod here:

http://www.lcpdfr.com/files/file/8002-ped-search-frisk-suspects-for-illegal-items/

I have it and trust me, it works great!

Maybe you're just a bad cop...

Obviously it is something that will be making a return.  Just, we have to make our own AI for it so they actually can save people.

I know it's probably a long shot but something I'd love to see.

A ranking system based on morality or choices made while on duty. Could have it based on session while on duty unless possible to save to the skin you use. Basically earn (or lose) morality points to earn promotions while on duty to give players a sense of progression while playing LSPD:FR. Could see using the system to have more commands over AI officers the higher rank you are, or your limitations as an officer. Say you use deadly force on a suspect that is not armed, you would lose points, or if you pull off an arrest on an armed suspect, you could earn bonus points as opposed to just killing them. 

RANKS:
Recruit
Officer
Officer 1st Class
Corporal
Sergeant
Lieutenant
Captain
Major
Colonel
Deputy Chief
Chief of Police

Like I said, I know its a long shot and would require a lot of work to pull off properly, but I feel it would really give that sense of progression and help feel more like a real police simulator.

So, I was thinking that after a day of April fools jokes and such that perhaps a few people would appreciate some real news regarding our community, LCPDFR and our plans for the future.  I used to do something like this at the beginning of the year however we were a little sidetracked and honestly didn't have much news that we were ready to share - something which has changed considerably.
 
The first thing that I want to say is that right now, as I speak, we're actually in the middle of a huge surge in popularity, traffic and activity and although the numbers are still a little rough, I can quite confidently say that the past few days have been our most active ever.  Yesterday alone we saw over 400 registrations - a phenomenal number for one day.  Today, we've had 414 so far.  Put simply, we're doing our biggest numbers ever and as the guy that sat for years and watched this project grow slowly, the past few days have been really exciting for me.
 
We have now surpassed GPM in total member count, which I'm pretty sure was the only thing that was left to surpass them on.  Indeed, just a year ago when we really started to expand and grow I don't really think anyone expected that we'd do so well in the long term.  Back at the time, we understood the surge of traffic, all the new content and our sudden boost in popularity, but we didn't really think that it would continue that way - we thought of it as something that would come and stay, or even go, but certainly not come and then keep coming and coming (don't read that the wrong way please!).  Back in late summer 2011, all I could hope for was that we could be a viable and progressive alternative, and now I feel pretty silly for setting my expectations so low.
 
On the subject of all this development and activity, 2013 is shaping up to be quite a big year for us.  Aside from the blockbuster release of GTA V later on in September, there's a lot more going on closer to home with the recently announced ELS v7 coming out, for the first time ever on LCPDFR.com, in a little bit and also with LCPDFR and another project I've been working on for the past couple of months in close collaboration with Lt.Caine and LMS.  Basically, as a lot of you will know, I've always wanted to make a lighting system that's a decent alternative to ELS.  Years ago I put out a small and unfinished script called Illumination which used GTA IV's native method to draw light coronas in the game world, making a decent LED lightbar and an absolutely horrible traffic advisor.  This didn't really go anywhere because of how bad it was, the complications of the whole thing and the popularity of ELS at the time.  A while back I decided to revisit it, and didn't really get much closer although I did come up with some ways of making things look a whole lot better but nonetheless it was scrapped and forgotten about.  The real breakthrough came early this year, however, when Lt.Caine sent me a message after something like 2 years of being away.  After a few days, we had a basic plan put together, which brings me to the first announcement I have for everyone:
 
Emergency Lighting System (ELS) Dot Net
 

 
ELS Dot Net is a special version of ELS, running on the .Net Framework and being developed primarily by myself.  It is a corona based system, like a few of the ones that have been shown of recently, although it has several key differences:
Fully customisable and distributable patterns and vehicle configurations The ELS interface everybody knows and loves Several different light types, such as LEDs and halogen bulbs Realistic rotator lightbar emulation (with rotating beacons and environmental lighting) Built-in visibility checks for coronas shining through solid objects and such AdvancedHook integration for flashing headlights and taillights (agan, these are customisable) I hope to get some video of some of the cool features of ELS.Net released in the next week.
 
 
The next thing I want to address is LCPDFR, and where we're headed with it.  For the past few months, LMS has been really hard at work with the mod, doing his best to write a whole host of new systems for it which I'll talk about a little later on this year - most likely in a couple of months.  All of our development energy and focus as far as LCPDFR is concerned has, however, been directed towards these improvements which I suppose you could describe better as a complete rewrite, because that, to be quite frank, is what they are.  We wanted to go further with the mod in the sense that instead of adding new callouts or pursuit features, we wanted to make the very core of it much more powerful and easy to build on.  After many months, we're finally almost there with almost all of the features of the ever elusive 0.95 RC3 ported over and re-worked for the new engine.  I thought that instead of waffling about the things LMS has been doing, it would be better to briefly list some examples of the new functionality present:
PedIntelligence class - it handles AI for peds, meaning that now instead of people not giving a damn that you're pursuing a highly armed suspect right in front of them, they'll actually notice and care about it! Pursuits - We have some really powerful stuff for all sorts of chases, both in cars and on foot.  Instead of using ranges and distance checks, officers can now lose sight of the suspects, and if they do, will spread out and search a perimeter like in real life (helicopters are really useful now). Drastically improved Police AI - Suspect with a gun?  Cops will start shouting at him to drop it. Misc. Improvements - New tasks for things like pulling over (they do it a lot better now), ability to get the side of the street that a vehicle is on (useful for traffic stops) and full support for controllers. All in all, we're trying our best to make the next version of LCPDFR (which is most likely going to be 1.0) as powerful as we can given our limited resources not to mention all of our other commitments.  I'm sorry that it has taken this long for us to provide some concrete information about the state of the project - we've just been incredibly busy with all sorts of other things and only a few weeks ago were we anywhere near certain of what direction we were headed in with it.  That being said, the one thing I can say with confidence is that you will see a release of LCPDFR this year, unless of course LMS gest run over by a bus or something and my screen spontaneously combusts sending highly charged lethal glass shards through my body, but that won't happen hopefully!
 
To conclude, I'm feeling really optimistic about the next 8 months.  I think we've got a lot of exciting things on the way and from what we can tell, we're obviously doing something right on the community side of things given our recent statistics.  I think we've all proven that LCPDFR, both the mod and this awesome website, has been nothing short of a total game-changer.
 
On behalf of the entire team here, I'd like to thank everyone for their continued support, even after 3 and a half long years.  We've really made something special here, and it's not going to stop anytime soon.
 
Sam.

Hiya!

I'm not sure if such a mod exists, but if not, I would like to make a request for one if possible. I also don't know if all of this is physically possible, but I'd like to give it a shot.

I'm looking for an in-game mod that logs your crime stats in a single session. I know we have the monthly and overall ones, but just stats for a single game session that resets when you click reset on the box.
 
When I do patrols with my clan, I always wonder:

How many citations have I given out?
How many warnings have I given out?
How many times have I pulled a vehicle over? (if possible)
How many times have I checked the database for a valid license? (if possible)
How many arrests have I made?
How far have I driven? How far have I ran on foot?
How many deaths or kills do I have?
How many shots have I fired?
& more. Just a simple idea to know how productive I was.

It can just be in a small box that appears on the right side of the screen or where ever it would look good. Small and simple.

If this is possible, I would be greatly appreciative. If it's not, please respond to as to why it's not so I can understand a bit better.

Thank you for your time.
- Zokoro.

If anyone needs someone for patrolling or backup, feel free to add me on Live for some MP.

Live Gamertag: xKing Squirrelx.

Let me know if you want me to disable my ELS.