Cyan

Locking this to prevent duplicate feedback -- we are aware thanks!

As this is solved, I'm locking this. Please note that you cannot play LSPDFR online in any supported fashion. Discussion of evading countermeasures to using LSPDFR online are forbidden.

You've not included the required information.

It's an error on our side. I'll look into it soon.

Has been previously answered numerous times. Use the search bar.

There's nothing that says you have to link your account.

This is caused by our anti-bot protection, which prevents automated tools from scraping the content here. I'll look into making an exception for .rss files.

The issue is resolved now. Cyan

It's a little outdated, so I wouldn't expect it to play the latest games on maximum, but if you don't care about 4k and are willing to compromise with graphics on the latest releases, you should be fine. It should perform well for LSPDFR.

It's odd, the only public service who have ever gotten in touch with us was a random hospital in the US that wanted us to take down skins of their ambulances -- mostly for the same reason, they saw someone who had recorded themselves being stupid with the skin and moved to protect their name/likeness. I've never heard a single complaint from NSW police. There's been no e-mails and no reports. So this outrage has been very one-sided without any attempt on their side to do anything about it. It's odd you would go to the press first instead of trying to perhaps do some investigation. Seems very opinionated and pushing an agenda.

It's been there for a while - something that I think "oh I should fix that" then 10 minutes later completely forget about it. Thanks for the thread -- it'll remind us to fix it.

It looks like this was caused by a bug in the contributor system, that essentially added a null member ID contributor to certain files if a certain unlikely series of events occured (as far as I can ascertain only yours and 1 other were affected). I've now fixed this and added extra hardcoded precautions so this can't happen again. I've unhidden your file.

I'll be investigating what happened here, but it looks like somehow a null member (which IPS considers guest) somehow found it's way into the contributor list. This is most likely an innocent mistake. In the next few minutes I'll be updating our code to ignore null members in the contributor list and automatically erase them.

Have you tried using another e-mail address by a different provider?

This should be sorted now - if anyone is still experiencing this feel free to reply.

You'll have to downgrade. Search around, instructions are available.

We don't discuss accounts with other users for privacy reasons. If someone feels they have been banned incorrectly they can contact the G17 Media page on Facebook.

If it ain't there, and you can't find it externally, most likely the author wanted it gone. Nobody can upload their work against their wishes.

Try on a PC.

Thank you! We'll update this shortly. It has been slightly outdated and could use new information.

We're working on fixing this, thanks for your report.

We've identified an issue with the download system, namely that some reviews don't show and that switching tabs can occasionally not work. This was caused to our upgrade to the latest version of the IPS suite and a conflict between some of our custom code. We're working on resolving it, and we'll reply to this thread when it is resolved.

You haven't read the requirements and installed them, namely the VIsual Studio 2008 Redistrubutable.

Last night our script automatically detected a fault and made sure to prevent any downtime. So hopefully we have a working workaround for this bug for now. I've also pinpointed this bug to an odd locking issue with our webserver, specifically the SSL automatic provisioning module we use. We have reported this bug and we are working to debug it.

We have no plans to, no. There are tutorials to downgrade to Patch 7.