Lsrcr Forum

Your Name: Bombshell
Your suggestion: Prevent LEOs from Accepting Bribes from SWAT-Dragged Suspects
Reason: Recently, misuse of the bribery system by both cops and suspects has been observed, negatively affecting gameplay. It is unreasonable for an officer to accept a bribe from a suspect who is actively being dragged in a SWAT vehicle.

Cops should not be able to accept bribes from suspects who are being dragged by SWAT team, and suspects should not be able to offer bribes to cops while being dragged in a SWAT vehicle However, officers should still be able to accept bribes if the suspect is not being dragged.

This change would prevent abuse of the bribery system, support SWAT operations, and improve fairness and realism without negatively affecting gameplay.

I'm saying this from a direct experience, and I was personally present in many of the situations where this unfair bribe system was abused.

imagine after putting all the effort and chasing a suspect for a long time, and finally dragging him in order to deliver to jail, we find some asshole cop camping near the checkpoint lose a half second to type a command called /acceptbribe and instantly erase everything we did. it's extremely frustrating that one single command kills all the effort, ruins SWAT gameplay, and makes the whole faction feel pointless.

since the suspect is already dragged, there should be no option for LEOs to accept the bribe from him anymore. allowing it is completely unfair and doesn't make sense.

without removing the bribery system. this change may prevent LEOs from this abuse and protect the SWAT gameplay from being ruined and affected, with improving the overall fairness.

full support.

BUMP

I agree with this suggestion. Preventing officers from accepting bribes from suspects who are being dragged by SWAT will reduce abuse of the bribery system and support fair and realistic gameplay. This change helps SWAT operations without negatively affecting normal gameplay when suspects are not being dragged.

Hello, there will be a fix implemented for this as soon as possible.