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I was under the impression a car rework was being brainstormed already, but I really hope that the age-old god-awful meta of everyone using supercars and luxury sedans as their vehicles cause everything else is slow as fuck dies a swift death. We've got such a variety of vehicles, yet nobody...

I think the last time I got mugged I blew up the wrong person's car with several gas cans.

You've clearly never flashbanged someone, used a baseball bat to beat their gun from their hands, and then mugged them.

My kids aren't coming on here. I wouldn't let them.

ok but when is v7?

Nah mate I agree with the substance of the suggestion, but I don't think this suggestion would've helped you here. They had you dead to rights I reckon.

You were dead before you aimed down sights my brother. And you could have shot the moment you saw the guy's pistol.

Bro you got killed cause you got 2v1d, not cause of some bs where you couldn't see his head. ngl I agree with the suggestion tho. If you don't have your hands up in a situation like this then you ought to be fair game.

Now, that video was cut specifically to omit the part where I fell over after.

alright, upload a video of you reloading a rifle whilst sprinting.

You can still run, you just can't sprint. I wouldn't be against the idea of reloading a pistol or 1 handed SMG whilst sprinting, as they're lighter, one-handed weapons, but it makes no sense that you can reload an assault rifle or shotgun whilst sprinting at full speed.

Not their job. Firefighters can do CPR until paramedics arrive, whilst cops can bandage and splint, and do other things like drag bodies to more accessible locations, as well as check pulses to triage mass casualty events, whilst awaiting paramedics. This division has no purpose besides to...

Aight I'm gonna give my take on why I don't think this is a good idea. I'm not trying to be rude, and I am playing devil's advocate here, to a certain extent. It will invite mockery from the sizeable number of people who think it's weird, and result in lots of retarded arguments. That's about...

I wouldn't say there's anything wrong with the patches we have for different divisions, etc. I'd love to see an actual, unique badge though, rather than the odd NYPD-sergeant looking texture on the cop vest that only draws the eye to marvel at how ugly it is.

Having not read any of the millions of replies in this thread, I feel well informed enough to offer a nuanced take on the matter. Yes, AI is cringe, and if you want real art, you should commission an actual artist to make what you want, or do it yourself, because that's the honest and right...

My Hayden, I can't believe you would say that about yourself. I'm sure that you we definitely talking about yourself and not anyone else.

To become grand dictator of the UK and make it legal to call people slurs again

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top 3 gotta be: @Pugga @Clarky @rxsm

He has a weakness. The weakness is being flattened by a police car.

2 weeks, but this was like donkeys years ago

Removing the requirement will result in there being a lot more Corporals, who are incentivized via the bonus system to write good ORs. If you want more officers to do ORs, then doubling the number of officers who can issue them is probably going to help more than requiring the few officers who...

I believe that incentivizing quality ORs will in turn, incentivize people to patrol with officers who need feedback and advice, so they have something to write about, as opposed to just giving ORs to their friends and putting N/A in the points for improvement section. I want Corporals exempted...

I resigned. Glory to PERPHeads.

If I wanted to, I could write three sentences and give people 24/24 twice a month like everyone else and pat myself on the back, say that I've "put that one single ounce of effort in" and be done with it, but it's retarded, because that does not help junior officers at all. If you can write an...

I think with a lot more Corporals, and with the bonus incentive for writing quality ORs, you'll likely see more quality ORs on average being completed, as opposed to right now where people write two a month and spend as little time doing so as they can get away with. Evidently it's not a big...

There's guys who were lieutenants and captains for years, and have untold experience and insight to offer, and when they come back after a few months of inactivity, they have to sit as Senior Officer, unable to do fucking anything. I don't think having it so those guys are unable to give an OR...

Suggestion Title: Corporal Rework Suggestion Description: Corporal is meant to be the penultimate rank that an officer can achieve before they step into the role of a supervisor. They are meant to be the workhorses of the PLPD, and amongst their most experienced and trusted. Instead, they are a...