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Milyn wrote:Mastros quote says it allAnd I have countered his quote with my answer. What do you have to say about that? Don't act like a immature by just agreeing with what a person has said. First see if someone has countered that quote or not, if someone has then answer to person who countered, with a proper logic.

Mr.DollarMan wrote:Its you who is acting like immature why not just read the old denied topics ul get ur answer thereMilyn wrote:Mastros quote says it allAnd I have countered his quote with my answer. What do you have to say about that? Don't act like a immature by just agreeing with what a person has said. First see if someone has countered that quote or not, if someone has then answer to person who countered, with a proper logic.
Milyn wrote:Don't forget that there are multiple ways to earn easy score for civilians/criminals where as leos have only 2 options to gain score either kill the suspect or arrest an additional score for releasing to score all of these are not at all easy to that compared to criminal you surely know it well i dont think i have to explain anything more just to tell u that there are multiple ways to earn score already where as its a leos try to get justice by protecting the laws you are not doing anything good by killing leosA cop hunter/criminal's game play is difficult than Leo's which is why some of the players prefer playing as a Leo than a criminal. If the player playing as a Leo wanted to make score they would choose some other class for increasing their score. It's pretty much obvious that their main reason for playing as a Leo isn't to make score. It's the game play and benefits because of which they play as a Leo. So bringing the Leo's score ways was not a good idea for a countering my suggestion.

Milyn wrote:Its you who is acting like immature why not just read the old denied topics ul get ur answer thereI didn't know earlier if something like this was suggested before or not because of which I edited the topic and mentioned that.

Mr.DollarMan wrote:No one forces a criminal to kill a leo dont forget thatMilyn wrote:Don't forget that there are multiple ways to earn easy score for civilians/criminals where as leos have only 2 options to gain score either kill the suspect or arrest an additional score for releasing to score all of these are not at all easy to that compared to criminal you surely know it well i dont think i have to explain anything more just to tell u that there are multiple ways to earn score already where as its a leos try to get justice by protecting the laws you are not doing anything good by killing leosA cop hunter/criminal's game play is difficult than Leo's which is why some of the players prefer playing as a Leo than a criminal. If the player playing as a Leo wanted to make score they would choose some other class for increasing their score. It's pretty much obvious that their main reason for playing as a Leo isn't to make score. It's the game play and benefits because of which they play as a Leo. So bringing the Leo's score ways was not a good idea for a countering my suggestion.
Coming to the next part. As a criminal I am doing good for the criminal organisations, of-course if you see it as a Leo's perspective then the criminals aren't doing anything good but if you see it from Criminal's perspective, killing a Leo is good thing.
Milyn wrote:No one forces a criminal to kill a leo dont forget thatHahaha! Alright. I should have expected such answers from you.

Mr.DollarMan wrote:This game is not real life dont brag real life things hereMilyn wrote:No one forces a criminal to kill a leo dont forget thatHahaha! Alright. I should have expected such answers from you.
Why do you think Leo's get killed in real life? The senior members of a criminal organisations order their lower ranks to perform such tasks for many reasons. Even a Kid knows this, I don't know why you don't know this yet.
Please write a good and countering reason for why it shouldn't be implemented. If you can't due to lack of knowledge or low capacity of brain usage then please refrain from typing here. It's a request.
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