Overpowered COPs

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Adorable Wrote:Some commented that I'm over-reacting, others said it's frustration , I personally don't care about winning or losing a chase nor do I care what you think. I'm just saying chases aren't fun any longer, we've got what appears to me like an issue, if you're okay with the game as it is, that's fine! if you don't or you have a different opinion you could present your POV instead of posting your classic gif or your "Good ol' rage suggestion" comments. Provided your objective is to work out something or being constructive other than mocking other peoples.

I was just commenting on your demanding tone at the end of your suggestion. Posting suggestions whilst emotional will generate further emotional responses and this doesn't help anybody really.

I will respond to your suggestion in segments.

Quote:COPs can call an infinity of COPs as backups, on top of having roadblocks

It's not infinite backup. There is a finite amount of cops, and cops can't re-!join the same chase. I'm sure you're aware of this information, but I'd just like to clear that up for anyone who took this at face-value.

Quote:Cars in chase CANNOT overtake other chases, meaning if another chase is infront of you. You're doomed, COPs behind will catch up and start wrecking your ass

You could overtake if completely safe (chases must respect each other), or turn off at the earliest opportunity, or do a U-Turn when safe. Of course, not all of these options would be possible on the Autobahn. On Kyoto, maybe avoiding the Autobahn as much as possible during a chase would be the best idea.

Quote:COPs are the ones excercing force and throwing cars around, causing damage, COPs also have the ability to push towards barriers

For reference, the current rule is:

Quote:5.4. Force / Physical Contact

Any force used must be calculated and tactical. The direct impact of intentional contact should cause very minor or ideally no damage to either car. Ramming is forbidden

The rules perhaps ought to be clearer. That said, there's lots of different scenarios, and that makes it difficult. Hopefully we (the team) can have another look at that in the near future.

Note: The rule for suspects is:

Quote:3.10. Force

You are permitted to use minor force/physical contact to evade arrest, but no more than the force cops are permitted to use on you. See 5.4.
You are permitted to use the force necessary (including moderate rams) to break through a roadblock. Avoid damaging the cops as far as possible. Using unreasonable or excessive force (like running flat out intentionally in the roadblock) is forbidden.

Quote:COPs often make mistakes and what they do is put a sorry bind and carry on the chase till suspect gets busted

If a particular cop continuously makes mistakes, they should be reported. Forum report would be best. Saying sorry doesn't help if the same mistake is being repeated.

Quote:Maybe a start would be limiting cops capabilities when it comes to setting up roadblocks, ie COPs may not move until both suspect + COPs have passed, maybe limit the amount of roadblocks that can be setup, because it's also just stupid that the same one COP is setting up every roadblock every lap no matter the location you drive.

I personally don't think we should limit anything like this. I would rather just see higher cop standards, which would include cops being more selective and careful in their use of force. This isn't something which can be changed overnight which I'm sure you can understand.

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(2018-12-16 16:22)Getrag Wrote:  I agree with Adorable this coping shouldnt be acceptable its really becoming a joke. Too much agressive cops, too much but i mean rly too much force even tho rules say reasonable amount. Cops just trying to ram you into barrier then leaving my car with twice shorter axle and messed up chassis to the point my whole tyre is visible. Im sorry but its not coping leaving your car messed up everytime especially cops with high pings.

If a cop is using force excessively, I'd encourage you to report them. Forum report would be best. The rest of your post was unnecessarily ill-mannered, so if you choose to contribute to this thread again, please attempt to be more civil.