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Looks like they removed the Missouri part on the female one, but I can't find the file for the male: Edit: Found him:

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​"Anymore" I don't think Sam has ever slept.

​No one's posting about them? Last time I checked, a majority of the debates here have been about the police "murdering" people. The problem isn't that nothing is being done about the acts of the police, it's that nothing is being done about the acts against the police. Will there be riots across the nation, or even in NYC because this man (yes, believe it or not, cops are people too) was shot for no reason? No. Will there be people demanding action be taken against the criminals that keep killing police officers? No. Show some respect.

​Sam mentioned that already. It's set up to specifically work only in those circumstances: It's basically a cutscene out in the open, instead of a series of animations.

You probably have a folder called "LCPD First Response." Open it and move all of the files and folders into your main GTA IV directory, where GTAIV.exe is located.

Is your view distance setting (or whatever they may be called in this game) low?

Go to your LCPDFR folder then run "LCPDFR Diagnostic Tool.exe" and click "Check your installation." A log will be created in the LCPDFR folder, post that.

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​It's a free mod being developed by enthusiasts, not a AAA game developer. Feel free to ignore any previews or statements regarding the development of the mod if you don't think it's good enough.

You need to provide logs, preferably run the diagnostic tool and check your installation, then post the log it creates.

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​Everyone always seems to forget that LCPDFR had this function and thinks you NEEDED to have ELS for lights-only mode...what makes you think LSPDFR won't have something similar?

http://www.lcpdfr.com/lspdfr

It's a legit link if that's what you're wondering. LMS has posted it in the description of his videos: https://youtube.com/user/LMSfootage

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Haha, yes very funny. I don't see any reason to leave this open. Please refrain from trolling on the site. If you feel this topic has been closed in error, please report this post.

Steam was all like: It really wasn't a good move. They referenced mods becoming great games like "Dota, Counter-strike, DayZ, and Killing Floor," but only a very small minority of mods become as big as those. Plus it isn't monetization that makes that happen (although I guess it would help), it's the things that Sniper said: love of the game, community, and challenge. (excuse the use of a meme, I just had to)

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When someone says "your main GTA IV directory," it is the place where your GTAIV.exe is located. This is where ELS.asi, dsound.dll, etc. need to be.

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​I think you are forgetting the name of the game. It's "Grand Theft Auto," not "Anti-theft Task Force." GTA will always be about being the criminal. If they decided to do a GTA style game with a police officer protagonist, it would be a different game.

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The 480 is so outdated that I'm pretty sure the 960 is better. Going any earlier than the 700 series isn't a good idea.

​It goes like this: the first number is the generation (or "series") and the second two numbers are what specific card it is. The 780 is better than the 960 because the 780 is the 7th generation 80 card, and the 960 is the 9th generation 60 card. Every card with the same second and third number (usually the third is 0, but there are mobile and non-gaming cards that have 5 as the third number) will have similar performance, but the newer generation of that card (the higher first number) will be better. You just need to separate the first number from the second. Instead of thinking of it as nine hundred and sixty (960), you need to think of it as nine-sixty (9-60). This may not necessarily be true from a technical standpoint, but based on the numbering system it would go like this (from worst to best): 750<760<960<770<970<780<980 I'm not sure if a "ti" would be better or worse than the same standard card in the next generation (i.e. whether 780ti<980 or 980<780ti; however I do know this would be true if the 980ti was out: 780ti<980ti)