Re: Wanteds Abusing and taking wrong advantage of trains in SF
Posted: March 27, 2017, 4:37 pm
+1.
Los Santos Roleplay Cops and Robbers
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Indognito wrote:Trams are not that hard to shoot out nether are the trains. They only go in two different directions. Aim for the drivers not the train itself. You can't just prohibit someone from utilizing a train as a means of transport it's like not allowing army to get into there hydras.The Hydra comes with a a shitload of rules, don't bother compairing it lol.
-1
Robin wrote:The rules for hydra plays no role in this case, perhaps not the best comparison but your argument is invalid. You can't fire any weapon from the tram.Indognito wrote:Trams are not that hard to shoot out nether are the trains. They only go in two different directions. Aim for the drivers not the train itself. You can't just prohibit someone from utilizing a train as a means of transport it's like not allowing army to get into there hydras.The Hydra comes with a a shitload of rules, don't bother compairing it lol.
-1
The users are mostly laggy people, making it hard to hit them, combine this with the extreme speeds they build up (faster then a Bullet or Inf), it's nearly impossible to shoot them out.
Zoroark wrote:I've gotten killed while riding a tram. An old player once came as cop and killed me. Back when I was on my lag topThis, we're getting more concentrated on people making things easy for us rather than working for them ourselves. There's fun to be found in challenges, specially when you have to think of ways to catch a suspect or escape from a pursuer in a difficult situation.
Most people here haven't done enough trial and error they just give up and demand staff to make their arrests easier.
The only thing you can do in the tram is follow the track and if someone is more patient than the others, he knows how to effectively get away from the cops. I wouldn't consider it as abuse because he can't damage you unless you stand in front of it. So really it's a test of who has more patience.
I'm going with -1