Emergency Service vehicle reform.

[Deleted member 4431]

Main Idea: To replace all the emergency service vehicles with Photon/VC ones or some of the well-renowned ones. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=360269055

Full description of the idea: What's said above.

Why should it be added?: Because in my opinion the vehicles are getting a bit mundane - as well as the sirens. I don't know what anyone else thinks but I'm guessing it'll be the same. Whenever I see someone in the ambulance driving down the road or whatever I just see it as a little cringey if you will, the sirens just sound strange. Photon vehicles are also just better in terms of quality, let alone sirens and lights - The fire engines are so much better, along with the police cars and EMS vehicles.

Pros:

• Everything's better in regards to emergency service vehicles.
• In vehicles such as the ambulance doors can be opened.

Cons:

• Takes a fairly long time to do.
• Requires reskins to Paralake City

*Other additions:

*Images:

 

[Tyla Jai]

might be a bit optimistic but this will not happen although you could suggest some of the features from that mod which the devs could try to create? eg the ambulance doors or maybe lighting patterns

 

[Collier]

You must create a Discussion thread first before posting here.

Not only that, this idea is completely unnecessary. There is nothing wrong with our current ambulance and those police skins look horrific. You claim that the cars are getting mundane - but suggested a Crown Vic, a vehicle we already have ingame as a Police Car, then also suggested a Chevy Suburban even though we already have a Police SUV.

This idea was not thought through at all, was it?

 

[Deleted member 4431]

You must create a Discussion thread first before posting here.

Not only that, this idea is completely unnecessary. There is nothing wrong with our current ambulance and those police skins look horrific. You claim that the cars are getting mundane - but suggested a Crown Vic, a vehicle we already have ingame as a Police Car, then also suggested a Chevy Suburban even though we already have a Police SUV.

This idea was not thought through at all, was it?

clearly it was or else I wouldn't be posting it at all and have posted in the pros/cons section?
There's plenty wrong with our current ambulance:

• Interior quality looks like semi-melted plastic
• No room in the back, making some actual medical roleplay non existant
• Siren noise is weird

As for the Crown Vic in comparison to our current one:

• Better quality interior and exterior
• Better lightbars
• Better sirens
• Fences/Windows separating the rear and front.

As for the Suburban:

• Bigger vehicle, actually makes sense for TFU to have such a large vehicle as they'd be carrying extensive weaponry and breaching equipment.
• Better lightbars
• Better sirens
• Better quality interior/exterior.

yes, the current vehicles are 'fine' but why stop there? You seem really, really determined to shame me, but the minute someone like Tyla shows up you change your tone and argument to 'Well, the ambulance isn't great, but it's fine'. clearly you're the one who didn't think their post through

This isn't me taking a dig at PH developers at all, they did a good job with the vehicles but yeah.

But turns out after some research the reason it isn't added is mainly because of FPS issues, so the main suggestion can go ahead and be denied then. Tho I like the idea of @LordTyla 's post; integrate some of the photon shit into our current vehicles, e.g the ambulance having an interior in the back

 

[Sneaky]

No room in the back, making some actual medical roleplay non existant

Medics dont have time to roleplay because at a full server they get a life alert like every fuckin second.

As for the Crown Vic in comparison to our current one:

• Better quality interior and exterior
• Better lightbars
• Better sirens
• Fences/Windows separating the rear and front.

As for the Suburban:

• Bigger vehicle, actually makes sense for TFU to have such a large vehicle as they'd be carrying extensive weaponry and breaching equipment.
• Better lightbars
• Better sirens
• Better quality interior/exterior.

This doesnt add any roleplay benefit.

Tbh i like the current cars. thses ones have to be made to work in perp, they need a reskin. Im fine with the current models and everything, only think i like is *adding* a photon light system to cars, however that adds a GUI which i dont feel that belongs on the server. there are ofcourse ways around this but i dont see the devs doing that, besides photon will never work on perp(heads) because the framerates are bad enough. Have a demo of my photon cars i coded myself, they dont even have advanced lightning and already reduced my fps by 50.

you can see the framerate just sucks

 

[Collier]

clearly it was or else I wouldn't be posting it at all and have posted in the pros/cons section?
There's plenty wrong with our current ambulance:

• Interior quality looks like semi-melted plastic
• No room in the back, making some actual medical roleplay non existant
• Siren noise is weird

I have never really looked at the interior; A room in the back isn't going to solve medic RP; How is the siren weird?

As for the Crown Vic in comparison to our current one:

• Better quality interior and exterior
• Better lightbars
• Better sirens
• Fences/Windows separating the rear and front.

Exterior looks pretty much identical; Nothing wrong with the lightbars; Sirens are so trivial and also interchangeable client-side; Okay, a fence would be more realistic, but then again detainees can't really do much anyway.

As for the Suburban:

• Bigger vehicle, actually makes sense for TFU to have such a large vehicle as they'd be carrying extensive weaponry and breaching equipment.
• Better lightbars
• Better sirens
• Better quality interior/exterior.

We have an Escalade, a Porsche Cayenne and a Rover, how many more SUVs do you want?

You seem really, really determined to shame me

If you say so? It was never my intention to 'shame you', I was simply expressing my opinion?

Photon vehicles are also just better

And laggy.

but the minute someone like Tyla shows up you change your tone and argument to 'Well, the ambulance isn't great, but it's fine'. clearly you're the one who didn't think their post through

This is possibly the dumbest statement anyone has made towards me so far, I do not let myself be influenced by anyone, I couldn't care less if Tyla agrees with me or not (no offence). My post was thought through, as I personally feel none of this is necessary. It's an opinion, learn to bloody deal with it.

But turns out after some research the reason it isn't added is mainly because of FPS issues

Hey! Look at that! Your post wasn't as well thought through as you said it was. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

[rogue]

no I like the oversized ambulance mobile that is slow and cumbersome to drive :>

 

[Deleted member 4431]

Hey! Look at that! Your post wasn't as well thought through as you said it was. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

sorry that I didn't interview every member of the community pal
theres such as thing as not getting a response thicko

 

[Minilarro]

sorry that I didn't interview every member of the community pal
theres such as thing as not getting a response thicko

Looking through old suggestions isn't the same as interviewing everyone;

https://perpheads.com/threads/ness-ideas-new-goverment-veh-ems-system.16937/#post-119742

• StephenPuffs said:
  So let me get this straight, you think roleplay would be improved based on a different lighting effect? On what possible basis are you saying this if you don't mind me asking?
  
  Our current system may be relatively basic admittedly, but I don't see much reason to go through the hassle of trying to implement some new 3rd party tool for no real gain in my opinion.
  
  Additionally, you make it sound like this would then make us want to include undercover vehicles, the reason we don't add those has nothing to do with setting up lighting effects. Read the reasons under the denied section to gain a better understanding.
  Denied

 

[JC Denton]

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