Removal of the updated speedtrap

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(2024-09-01 10:04)SeanProdTV Wrote:  

(2024-09-01 02:23)Felipe Jardim Wrote:  

(2024-08-31 18:56)Marty_Deslions Wrote:  

(2024-08-31 15:12)Ash Wrote:  I’ve been here since 2007 and although I agree with you to a certain extent, it has certainly manifested intensely over the last few years.

Maybe that also has to do with the intoduction of mods and the fast vehicles that come with that.



But maybe increasing the negative income when speeding could be a solution to make the majority slow down more? Say you'll start losing money with 10+% over the speedlimit instead of 30+%

Another option could be to make faster cars have more intake restriction, but this could harm the driving experience bigtime. But hey people go slower.

The negative income loss was readjusted by chuck because with the increased speed with mods, losses were staggering. Imagine being in a chase and losing 500 euro per lap in a track like Aston or Westhill? a half hour chase can cost the suspect over 10k and that is simply not viable, it's not likely that cops and robbers are going to engage in a chase while sticking to speed limits. As far as intake restrictions go, I don't agree with them entirely, because at that point we might as well revert to S2 cars only. restrictions should only be added if the car in question exceeds a vanilla GTR car's capabilities and a blackwood lap time from those vanilla GTR cars should be the "benchmark" to determine the restrictions for the faster mods.

The whole purpose of engaging in a chase as a suspect was to SAVE money not loose more

IMO Suspects in chases should be +0 / +4 not negative

+0 for everyone, but increase max fine to 2000€ or more.

Suspect don't lose money for speeding, but is at risk of losing more if busted

Cop loses the ability to farm money while driving fast, but can win way more if he busts the suspect.

The suspect have a real motive to evade, and the cop is in a "double or nothing" situation.