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Cops allowed to break NLR

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So, in this game cops are allowed to break NLR and come back repetitively to kill/restrain someone. Many people such as I think that is extremely overpowered. I only think major break-ins such as federal reserve raiding and jail-breaks should allow cops to break NLR. I think if someone dies they shouldn't know where they died or who killed them in their last lifetime. Who else agrees with me?

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The reason they don't have to follow NLR is because they are supposed to simulate an entire police force. So if only 3 cops are online, it only makes sense that they repeatedly respond to the fights and calls.

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1 hour ago, DanteFleury said:

The reason they don't have to follow NLR is because they are supposed to simulate an entire police force. So if only 3 cops are online, it only makes sense that they repeatedly respond to the fights and calls.

Also to simulate back up. They would still need to re-engage after each wave unless it is a jail or fed. 

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