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APD was fun before the sAPD drama. Shortly after returning from one of my deployments my 17 year old "sergeant" lectured me about chain of command and importance of tactical leadership I figured it was time for me to call it quits

feel like this would be awesome to give to parent/older family member that way they can enjoy modern business/casual computing without flashy rgb vomit aesthetic

wheres the rulebreak?? all i see is gameplay as the gods intended

this is so unbelievably cringe that you would devote whatever shreds brainpower you have left to take to the forums to cry about DPI jumping 600m away when you aren't shooting at someone.

if you want to talk to @ Mako you have to find him in elite dangerous i have packhounds with your name on them btw

seek help brother

plus everyone knows your roach spot btw

lol. cmon man

for which faction?

Don't really know what situation all this mess is about, but i can't see how anyone can mistake a ghawk for a medhawk if the guns are in use in any way

Admins and moderators deserve to play with their non-admin friends too. They hold each other accountable against corruption as shown numerous times throughout the thread. Forcing the volunteer admins and moderators to not be able to have fun in the game leads to inattentive admins and mods.

Seems high time this thread is locked. The facts presented from all manners of non-biased staff and developers have debunked any indication of wrongdoing presented by peach's wildly non credible video. Aside from being a source of entertainment, this thread no longer serves any productive reason for response.

I consider you a good friend on this server. People joining a gang poor and becoming rich typically has to do with how that gang plays the game. I love all of the CoB dudes and still consider myself one of them, however playing with them I don't think I ever broke 10m in cash, upon joining AP and not having done a single run in over 5 months I am steadily climbing towards 100m, and all we do is fight. A single 10 minute bank, without any APD response (how it usually goes) is 3m minimum. Narco drops tend to yield somewhere around 4.5m and even scoring just 1500 points in a 5k game of conquest rolling with 4-5 people (most I generally see them running) is going to yield 6-8m cuts, which makes a huge difference when you consider that @ monster is almost always absurdly positive in k/d meaning he probably is spending no more than 1.3m per round. When they do successful feds they typically have no more than 8-10 participants yielding probably about 3-4m each. Playing APD for FTO and below is money printing, almost every task gives money in an area of effect manner, making it hard to not profit unless you're pulling armor for a federal event. My point is that the math does add up, it is overwhelmingly easy to make money while not doing runs and sticking to combat based gameplay.

Its not like we're asking to get money from lethals in wz or the ability to clear black market. I dont understand how wanting to take caps has anything to do with APD.

@ Mako a comfortable solution could be that vigilantes caught on cartels can be charged with "Cartel activity" 65k fee that gives cause to strip license?

Because vigilantes have no responsibility to uphold the law, they just arrest people for the cash? Direct quote from the wiki: " Vigilantes are separate from law enforcement, with fewer restrictions and rules"

later dude, cya around

apply for support team

aim difference plain and simple

This is what should be said when LTs and SGTs act out of line or enforce double standards, not the executive head of a faction. He's an admin AND the Chief of police. He should have known when its time to call it quits. When you are a senior "leader" you don't get to pull that card anymore, you become the standard that you want to enforce

what the fuck are you talking about lol?