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Admen
Make police blinks on radar appear from a MILE away
At least for SWAT class - absolutely yes.
manowar wrote:
I think the most experienced cops (Level 10 or something) appear only halfway from your radar's circumference and your actual location. That's why when you see a very blue dot on your radar they are like 250m from you, like Hank said. Should be the same when the cops are notified that they are near a MW or a 5-star suspect like 1KM before; the message is like "sigh on suspect ranja driving an infernus if you want call back up (/bk).". Should work both ways.
The light blue and/or blue blips appearing on the radar system works incorrectly no matter what the rank a cop has in the first place. You can see in the first clip I get rammed by a low-rank cop who appeared milliseconds before hitting me on the radar.
I agree with Hank. I would say more but it seems everyone above have already read my mind. Therefore, I have nothing else to say.
xo
s1mple wrote:
I agree with Hank, blips should be visible from at least a few hundred metres away. It's unfair that you don't always know when more reinforcements are on their way until they arrive on the scene. Hank's clips are excellent examples.
+1 s1mple already said enough, its not a hard work so i think mike can handle it.
I agree Cops radar visibility is a pain in the ass sometimes ofc a solid +1
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Yaaa right +1
I totally agree with what hank says. I have experienced it many times when cops just come out of no where and completely destroyes me. Already cops have many advantages in the games and no matter what you say we can see all the time cops dominate the game.
1+ I agree, beacuse it will make your life easier instead of writting $cop constantly.
It's actually very annoying. I wish there was something like a GPS that you could buy from any store and when you used it, it would show you the police that has disappeared from your radar, even if it disappears when I die and I buy it again.
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Agreed with hank +1
Blips will be adjusted heavily next update.
