Illusionyary

That's odd. It must be a model issue then, at-least on certain systems.

Depends on how many of them are on the vehicle. One or two is generally okay, but more than that and you run the risk of crashing the game.

I can do one better.

Nope. It's a police car with different lightbars and liveries. The LAPD version is done, and I'm working on the CHP liveries right now so there'll be a CHP version too, among many others.

You don't. It's invitation only and asking to be given a staffing position pretty much automatically disqualifies you.

Go away. Please. You're more than welcome to create a thread about the Turkish attacks yourself since you're so inclined to bring it up in such a manner on my thread about the Brussels attacks again. And it's not that we "don't give a shit", terrorism of any kind in any place is completely fucked up and shouldn't happen, however due to the way Western media works (set demographics) it's obvious that an attack on a Western country (in Europe) is going to get more coverage than an attack on Turkey.

Uhh... what? Only idiots believe Muslims are terrorists, and I don't know of a single media source that's supporting that idea.

$100,000 in 20 days. Yeah, good luck with that. I'm still not supporting them after the drama caused two years ago. Also, you may want to check this thread out:

Unlike France or Belgium, Turkey sits right on the border of countries such as Syria, which has a massive ISIS following. That's what I meant by an unstable region, not Turkey in particular but where it sits geographically. Because of its close proximity to Syria and its collaboration with NATO forces against ISIS, Turkey is a prime and easier to hit (than Europe) target. It is quite fucked up that the media chooses to cover attacks in Western countries over seemingly worse attacks in Middle Eastern countries, but that's just how the media works. As with everything else, media has a set demographic target audience and will only cover events that they believe will appeal/are more relevant to that audience.

I hope this isn't directed at me because I don't check the news very often and it was simply pure coincidence that I just happened to be doing my college assignments while watching TV when this flashed up, which is why I made a thread about it. Turkey is in an unstable region as it stands, so it's not surprising that attacks are occurring there more often there than not. But in the end, Western countries will get more coverage because it's more relevant to us, the Western world.

Two explosions and gunfire have been reported at Belgium's Brussels Zaventem airport, 11 people have been confirmed dead with many others injured. Reports say Arabic shouting was heard before the explosions and gunfire. Unconfirmed reports also state that a third explosion has occurred at Maalbeek Metro station, however information is only just coming through. Brussels is now on it's highest terror alert level. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/belgium/12200780/Brussels-airport-explosions-Reports-of-two-blasts-as-smoke-rises-from-terminal-building.html

It really isn't hard to resize an image. As always, if you're unsure, Google it.

Not the strictest by far, but we do have pretty intense laws regarding the use and ownership of firearms after the 1996 Port Arthur Massacre, which is why our firearm related death statistics are so low. Even then the vast majority of our shootings are biker-gang related. We don't have people running around shooting up schools and whatnot with assault rifles just for the hell of it. The mindset here is completely different to that of the states. We don't need guns to feel safe, and they're very hard to obtain legally. You can't just walk into a gun-show and walk out with a shiny AR-15 with no background checks whatsoever (why this is still legal in some states I don't have a fucking clue).

Bxbugs' Crown Vic has a different template from the old GTA IV models.

Your fault for being dense. You even visited my profile beforehand so how you didn't notice I don't know. Thank you for the kind words Sam. While we all had our ups and downs and drama within the community, I'm glad I got to experience what it was like moderating on LCPDFR firsthand and working with my fellow moderators. It was a challenging and fun experience and it's going to be hard to give up certain aspects of it. I'm constantly checking the website for reports still haha.

Turn down your graphics a tad, mainly your anti-aliasing. I have a GTX 770 4GB and I get around 60-70FPS on high settings with VisualV installed.