the existence of "w cops"

[MalekIsWeird]

In any serious roleplay community there is competitiveness between cops and crims which is fun and I totally understand that while agreeing with it. However after watching this

specifically how the officer abused a weird mechanic at 1:38 that halts a vehicle just by driving on the door side to win this scenario instead of winning by a fair chase or gunpoint is in my opinion at least extremely lame; and in any roleplay community i've experienced; would be considered power gaming, I was curious what you guys think?

 

[Bnjemann]

I'd rather cops use their brains and do stuff like this than just stick a gun in peoples faces and force them to comply because a rule says they have to.

 

[MalekIsWeird]

I'd rather cops use their brains and do stuff like this than just stick a gun in peoples faces and force them to comply because a rule says they have to.

interesting, but are you saying in this exact scenario it wouldn't be unrealistic for a car to be stalled from movement by another car grinding on it from the door side?

and if it is unrealistic if for the sake of using their brain and not just "sticking guns in face" why can't the cop not abuse this mechanic, have a chase, then win that way fair and square.

 

[Efan]

If you ram a car sideways then it will struggle to move forward in real life too? Not sure what’s unrealistic about this.

 

[MalekIsWeird]

Not sure what’s unrealistic about this.

my issue was the struggle isn't the same as fully halting movement and that was fully utilized by the police to win a situation which seems unrealistic and unfun so neither reasoning is validated.

Unless otherwise Im wrong about the in-game mechanic and that it isn't impossible to escape a cop who's grinding on your car like this.

 

[TylerReadman1]

God that is so awful how could he do such a thing!!

 

[Eric Jonson]

Oh my god how dare he use a tactic to stop a fleeing vehicle. The outright horror

 

[MalekIsWeird]

Oh my god how dare he use a tactic to stop a fleeing vehicle. The outright horror

u know what i meant, grinding a car on the passenger side door is not gonna fully 100% halt a vehicle.

 

[John Daymon]

the cop didn't do anything wrong but you did who got into a car handcuffed without any /me interaction from the driver or anyone who's not in handcuffs

 

[blobvis 2.0]

I am pretty sure if he would have reversed and turned his wheel the other way (steer towards the right) towards the cop car he would have gotten away.

 

[MalekIsWeird]

the cop didn't do anything wrong but you did who got into a car

i didn't record this video it's not mine.

handcuffed without any /me interaction from the driver or anyone who's not in handcuffs

you don't need to /me shoot's male in front of him so that's not a realistic example, a realistic example is like "/me takes GSR test to check if gunpowder residue is on the detained suspect's hands." where a fast-paced interaction is not at play.

 

[Eric Jonson]

u know what i meant, grinding a car on the passenger side door is not gonna fully 100% halt a vehicle.

Idk seems like you've been finding reasons to make the PLPD worse lately

 

[MalekIsWeird]

make the PLPD worse lately

my last statement that regarded PLPD was a suggestion that enforced rules and made it impossible to fail rp which directly also works to save officer lives and make both sides stay alive and roleplay instead of experience black screen simulator.


Explain to me what's bad about that?

 

[John Daymon]

you don't need to /me shoot's male in front of him so that's not a realistic example, a realistic example is like "/me takes GSR test to check if gunpowder residue is on the detained suspect's hands." where a fast-paced interaction is not at play.

What are you on about? You need to perform a /me in a situation like this if you're handcuffed since you cannot open a door.

 

[MalekIsWeird]

What are you on about? You need to perform a /me in a situation like this if you're handcuffed since you cannot open a door.

but he did, it's not unrealistic to turn around and open a car door then jump in you don't need a /me for that lmao ask any staff. As I said you'd use it for the latter example brother.

 

[Lucius Husky]

but he did, it's not unrealistic to turn around and open a car door then jump in you don't need a /me for that lmao ask any staff. As I said you'd use it for the latter example brother.

yeah, luckely that was never a thing..

 

[John Daymon]

but he did, it's not unrealistic to turn around and open a car door then jump in you don't need a /me for that lmao ask any staff. As I said you'd use it for the latter example brother.

It is a thing and it's how the game works, sorry buddy.

 

[Clarky]

so basically they need to

 

[MalekIsWeird]

yeah, luckely that was never a thing..

you probably just pissed off Racxes this is just a common Racxes abuse moment of course! no but jokes aside, seriously just because one person got punished for something that doesn't mean it's objectively the rule cause disputes happen and get accepted all the time.

 

[It's ANGRY MUFFIN time!!!]

Back in the day you had to do it, the fact that people stopped doing it doesn't make it better