- COP Deaky (Report Archived by Grizz)

[Deaky]

16:30 - 1st chase starts

20:30 - Zero corners to brake for as seen in the replay, you then end up brake checking (as you did for the entire of the both chases) at 20:43, most likely as an attempt to push me into pits or armco, which failed miserably.
I did give you space to brake in the corners, but once again, I'm allowed to use tactical calculated force in attempt to bust you, even in corners...

34:15 - 2nd chase starts
35:30 - I have map enabled, I see there are no traffic coming. Also to protect myself from you not pushing me into barrier
36:55 - Maybe a bad touch? (Now the song stuck on my head) No impact on any car or the chase, worthless timestamp imo
41:40 - A bit early to brake for the corner, seems like an attempt to cause a crash to get a reason to report me... Anyway, use your brain, if a car is coming fast behind you, maybe go brake for example on the very right of the lane to slow down, you really give me no options here... I tried my best to vanish in thin air but couldn't, sorry for damage.
45:15 - Just delete this timestamp
49:20 - Play stupid games, win stupid prizes

Some may know I'm a very agressive cop who likes to often try to benefit from the objects. I know it's a cheap shot to guide/pit into barriers/armco and I have been doing that since forever but nowadays I usually do it only to people who try to do it to me, because it is an unfriendly move. Also been less agressive overall recently

In brief;
1. My attempt is to bust you. It's not a race, it's a chase.
2. If you brake check in the middle of a straight, I truly don't understand what you think is going to happen, cops don't vanish in thin air... Do you want the cops to have a constant 4 second gap to you so you have your "braking distance"?
3. Rules 15.2.1 and 15.2.5

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Quote:15.2.1 Chase participants are permitted to use minor, calculated and tactical force against each other.
15.2.5 While driving alongside the opponent, it is acceptable to use (only) minor force to guide or direct their vehicle into a solid object that lies ahead in the general path of the chase, resulting in the opponent's direct collision with the object (usually a frontal collision).

Thx