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davidscorp13 wrote:

Great people doesn't take credits for placing alot of effort into their job

Wtf? Great people MUST take credits. Not linking to lsrcr, but look at real life ffs
If the Wright Brothers didn't take credit for their awesome invention, they'd be forgotten.
If Hawking didn't take credit for his black hole theory, he'd be forgotten.
I could go on and on
Great people MUST take credit, for it's their effort and work that allows them to do this. They may be noble, but noble does not mean letting some other lowlife take credit for all your work. That is the problem which Nikola was trying to tell you.

NotAnAdmin wrote:

davidscorp13 wrote:

Great people doesn't take credits for placing alot of effort into their job

Wtf? Great people MUST take credits. Not linking to lsrcr, but look at real life ffs
If the Wright Brothers didn't take credit for their awesome invention, they'd be forgotten.
If Hawking didn't take credit for his black hole theory, he'd be forgotten.
I could go on and on
Great people MUST take credit, for it's their effort and work that allows them to do this. They may be noble, but noble does not mean letting some other lowlife take credit for all your work. That is the problem which Nikola was trying to tell you.

Oh Notan, my dear, why bother, some people regardless of their age will never be able to understand how life works, and how to appreciate true values, same as him. His reply just showed me that I cannot waste my brainpower on him, therefore I won't even bother. Only tip for him, great people wouldn't be great if they had not taken credit for their work. Next time you try to make a point, please make an effort to put a logical argument in the discussion, or don't. You are amusing either way. Ahahahahahahah.

If you think about it, wouldn't the "stealers" be the score-hungry players since they are arresting / killing another law enforcement's suspect which they worked for.

We all know that the main goal of all the law enforcement is one - working together to catch criminals. But there's a difference between helping someone to catch a suspect or stealing directly from another law enforcement on purpose.

And this isn't even about score afterall,it's about having your own gameplay enjoyable

Stealing;

Example 1; (Law enforcement can be Cop/SWAT/Army)
> Law enforcement no.1 was chasing a criminal for a good 15 minutes
> Law enforcement no.2 decided to chase the same criminal
> Law enforcement no.2 managed to kill / arrest the suspect
> Law enforcement no.1 just wasted 15 minutes chasing a criminal

Or another example;
> Law enforcement no.1 is chasing a criminal on foot
> Law enforcement no.1 tazed and cuffed the criminal
> Law enforcement no.2 randomly showed up and found the perfect opportunity to /ar
> Law enforcement no.1 "Why did you steal?"
> Law enforcement no.2 "I helped you"

That's not helping,that's stealing on purpose just to gain score for yourself ^

Helping is when;
> Law enforcement no.1 is chasing a criminal for the past 10 minutes
> Law enforcement no.2 randomly shows up and pops the criminals tires / destroys his car
> Law enforcement no.1 steps out of the vehicle and finishes him off with m4 / sawn off

Or

> Law enforcement no.1 /tazes and /cuffs a criminal
> Criminal manages to /bc
> Law enforcement no.2 randomly shows up and /tazes the same criminal
> Law enforcement no.1 cuffs and arrests the criminal


I've seen;
Cops steal from Cops
Cops steal from SWAT
SWAT steal from Cops
Cops steal from Army
Army steal from Cops
SWAT steal from Army
Army steal from SWAT

It's an endless cycle,been like that forever

Just a note though,stealing isn't rulebreak

Shaco wrote:

If you think about it, wouldn't the "stealers" be the score-hungry players since they are arresting / killing another law enforcement's suspect which they worked for.

We all know that the main goal of all the law enforcement is one - working together to catch criminals. But there's a difference between helping someone to catch a suspect or stealing directly from another law enforcement on purpose.

And this isn't even about score afterall,it's about having your own gameplay enjoyable

Stealing;

Example 1; (Law enforcement can be Cop/SWAT/Army)
> Law enforcement no.1 was chasing a criminal for a good 15 minutes
> Law enforcement no.2 decided to chase the same criminal
> Law enforcement no.2 managed to kill / arrest the suspect
> Law enforcement no.1 just wasted 15 minutes chasing a criminal

Or another example;
> Law enforcement no.1 is chasing a criminal on foot
> Law enforcement no.1 tazed and cuffed the criminal
> Law enforcement no.2 randomly showed up and found the perfect opportunity to /ar
> Law enforcement no.1 "Why did you steal?"
> Law enforcement no.2 "I helped you"

That's not helping,that's stealing on purpose just to gain score for yourself ^

Helping is when;
> Law enforcement no.1 is chasing a criminal for the past 10 minutes
> Law enforcement no.2 randomly shows up and pops the criminals tires / destroys his car
> Law enforcement no.1 steps out of the vehicle and finishes him off with m4 / sawn off

Or

> Law enforcement no.1 /tazes and /cuffs a criminal
> Criminal manages to /bc
> Law enforcement no.2 randomly shows up and /tazes the same criminal
> Law enforcement no.1 cuffs and arrests the criminal


I've seen;
Cops steal from Cops
Cops steal from SWAT
SWAT steal from Cops
Cops steal from Army
Army steal from Cops
SWAT steal from Army
Army steal from SWAT

It's an endless cycle,been like that forever

Just a note though,stealing isn't rulebreak

I feel there should be messages in case of cross-faction stealing. So, if Cop X steals from SWAT Y, then X will get a message:
Note: Please do not steal suspects from other players.
To detect this, we could have a script that detects the faction of the player who cuffed said suspect. This should apply to only players below let's say 1000 score, that ways they'll learn early on not to steal.

Going in swat skin. Chasing a criminal for 10 min and last drag him ,near the checkpoint a cop carjacks and ejects him and /ar him. How will that be think?

+1 for your suggestion nikola as I know the problems we are having.....

Shaco wrote:

If you think about it, wouldn't the "stealers" be the score-hungry players since they are arresting / killing another law enforcement's suspect which they worked for.

We all know that the main goal of all the law enforcement is one - working together to catch criminals. But there's a difference between helping someone to catch a suspect or stealing directly from another law enforcement on purpose.

And this isn't even about score afterall,it's about having your own gameplay enjoyable

Stealing;

Example 1; (Law enforcement can be Cop/SWAT/Army)
> Law enforcement no.1 was chasing a criminal for a good 15 minutes
> Law enforcement no.2 decided to chase the same criminal
> Law enforcement no.2 managed to kill / arrest the suspect
> Law enforcement no.1 just wasted 15 minutes chasing a criminal

Or another example;
> Law enforcement no.1 is chasing a criminal on foot
> Law enforcement no.1 tazed and cuffed the criminal
> Law enforcement no.2 randomly showed up and found the perfect opportunity to /ar
> Law enforcement no.1 "Why did you steal?"
> Law enforcement no.2 "I helped you"

That's not helping,that's stealing on purpose just to gain score for yourself ^

Helping is when;
> Law enforcement no.1 is chasing a criminal for the past 10 minutes
> Law enforcement no.2 randomly shows up and pops the criminals tires / destroys his car
> Law enforcement no.1 steps out of the vehicle and finishes him off with m4 / sawn off

Or

> Law enforcement no.1 /tazes and /cuffs a criminal
> Criminal manages to /bc
> Law enforcement no.2 randomly shows up and /tazes the same criminal
> Law enforcement no.1 cuffs and arrests the criminal


I've seen;
Cops steal from Cops
Cops steal from SWAT
SWAT steal from Cops
Cops steal from Army
Army steal from Cops
SWAT steal from Army
Army steal from SWAT

It's an endless cycle,been like that forever

Just a note though,stealing isn't rulebreak

TBF Shaco explained this perfectly and is exactly what I think too.

I did apparently. *deleted*

Nikola_123 wrote:

It isn't, but why can't I enter black market? That's not against rules, yet I cannot? I get a message that I cannot and I'm done. Why not same for this issue we have?

Are you sure you posted this in the right topic? No idea what you're on about mate

in my opinion not very good suggestion
-1 from me

Literally dumb suggestion I say...

+1, Since I'm like you, a score hungry person but sadly, I'm not SWAT

-1 ffs, and also if Army damages a suspect first, prohibit any other LEOs from cuffing / killing...

10/10 iq