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Was literally saying today we need to change the name to 'Minecraft Gaming Channel'

Everybody gonna get got when I'm around. Trustttt. I can't speak for everybody tho :/

Nahhhhhhhhh. I don't even realistically use my money for anthing but load outs, but having a lot of money actually makes me a better cop and medic I feel. Hell even a better gang-mate. As a cop I don't get money hungry and turn into and robot or go after every nice guy with 1 kill. As a medic I spend more time trying to enjoy each revival instead of rushing to get every call first. As a civ I'll never hesitate to buy a full load out even if the chance of making it out is slim to none. That's just me personally.

1. Test the mic in steam settings and see if it overall sounds rough or not. 2. I'll assume you restarted arma. If not, do that. No reason for the same mic to be good one place and not the other unless your steam settings for voice are fucked up. Then refer back to #1. 3. The golden answer. Restart your computer.

1. I agree some corporals are quick with their lethals. Personally I am, but only in outnumbered situations so that way at least if I die I might lower the threat. If its a 1v1 and the threat is able to be tazed and restrained, there should not be lethals loaded. 2.I've had the texture bug on exile servers as well. Also on bohemia's discord, multiple people who aren't from Olympus complain about the issue. So while we all personally don't experience it on servers WE play, it's beyond Olympus. Hell, I've had memory leaks in the middle of the desert with no vehicles around. 3. From the civilian stand point, feds and blackwaters are supposed to be hard. As Tman said, you're breaking into a federal facility. Although feds and BWs are easily don't if you maintain teamwork and communications. Hell, I think the Fed and blackwater can sometimes be too easy. Don't really have a solid opinion on the other 2 so I won't touch on them.

I was honestly expecting more than 2 kills in such a spread time. I mean, the turn on was nice at least.

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Just a suggestion; What if the blindfold is only to be used through transportation and then is to be removed before the official processing begins? By then even if the scrub decides to break RP and tell his boys where he is, their time limit to find him has been taken down by a lot. Its how APD handled my processing today and I thought it was smooth. I was blindfolded right before I entered the heli and was taken off before he searched for my licenses. Keeping the blindfold on through the entire process does seem to take away a lot of the RP feel. Possibly be a few exceptions as well. For instance: Youre processing (VX) Billy in the front room of Kavala HQ. Halfway through the processing, the rest of VX finds their way to the HQ. At this point, Billy knows where he is, so you can re-blindfold him when you see an opening and move him to a new spot and then take off the blindfold before beginning the process again so that way he has no way to guide the rest of his gang where he is located. Just a rough idea off the top of my head.

"So yes it is realistically that armor cost more than your weapon... Life > Weapon " That doesnt read 'shirt'

The amount of gear definitely costs more than the weapon. +1 to this. While im not a source, the 5 years I spent in the army came with experiences. To break it down a bit, just the coat, pants, and hat costs nearly 100 dollars. Still havent bought the boots, any protective gear, or ammo. So, Id agree with Joel here. A whole gear set will definitely cost more than the weapon itself.

I REALLY like this one. being I have a nice hard on for the AHP unis, I LOVE this one. Keep up the good work!

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I dont think training would accomplish anything whatsoever. Like most have said, you get better with experience. Maybe seeing the expectations raised would be something, but in the end reporting is the only way to know cops are neglecting part of the job. The "I don't believe you" excuse just seems like they want to finish processing quicker, but some stories simply deserve it. Although I usually explain why it's not believable. For instance, I'm processing Bob and Bob says "I had a protector while I was picking mushrooms for my house and 9 MC tried to rob me so I had to kill them all". Riggghhhhtttttttt. So I'll explain how I don't see how any person is going to 1v9 likely fully equipped gang members in an open field like mushroom etc etc. Also try to remember a long story isn't always a good story. Especially if you have shot at the cops in any way shape or form. Any one who has been processed by me knows I always listen and try to work with you if you turned yourself in. Unless you're in my custody and start threatening to break rules then I have to get you in jail in record time All in all, if you're a cop yourself, do your part and help the other officers who lack in the RP department. Tell them what they need to work on and how to work on it. Badgering them as a civ will just come across as you seeming salty. If you're on duty with them and notice this same lack of rp, don't ignore it because you're not being affected by it. Eventually you will be, so help out. If you don't try to help the cadets get better, you're part of the blame.