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Straight cuff?

Posted: October 28, 2012, 8:31 pm
by BoSS
koopz wrote:Thanks for the replies guys, I'll try in 2 weeks and I'll improve as much as I can.

Jovan998 wrote:
Negative


-Straight Cuffer.
-Unknown Attitude.
-Unknown Skills.


Yeah I know I've more ar's than taze's, I used to go straight cuffing when I was new to the server, I'll come back in 2 weeks with better stats.

Regards
koopz
It wasn't based on your status that i said this, some days ago i saw you straight cuffing a guy!
I saw this and I was thinking what’s wrong with straight cuff?

It’s not against rules, infact its harder to straight cuff than /taze and then /cuff so why do people give negative and base their decision on that? I straight cuff, does that mean I shouldn’t be in SWAT?

Re: Straight cuff?

Posted: October 28, 2012, 8:32 pm
by Kaosx234
BoSSPEED wrote:
koopz wrote:Thanks for the replies guys, I'll try in 2 weeks and I'll improve as much as I can.

Jovan998 wrote:
Negative


-Straight Cuffer.
-Unknown Attitude.
-Unknown Skills.


Yeah I know I've more ar's than taze's, I used to go straight cuffing when I was new to the server, I'll come back in 2 weeks with better stats.

Regards
koopz
It wasn't based on your status that i said this, some days ago i saw you straight cuffing a guy!
I saw this and I was thinking what’s wrong with straight cuff?

It’s not against rules, infact its harder to straight cuff than /taze and then /cuff so why do people give negative and base their decision on that? I straight cuff, does that mean I shouldn’t be in SWAT?
+1 I agree with you but, still I don't like when people tell Swats straight cuffers, also I do sometimes straight cuff.

Re: Straight cuff?

Posted: October 28, 2012, 8:46 pm
by *Sunday*
I agree that people really overreact on straight cuffing. Straight cuffing a suspect who's standing still or when there is no need to taze is normal and it shouldn't be considered as something bad.
However, if the player is constantly straight cuffing it is a negative thing to me in case he applies for SWAT. As you may know SWAT is all about teamwork and every SWAT member needs to be experienced using taze. It's a lot easier for the team if you taze the suspect fast so your team mates have a better chance to cuff and drag the suspect before he escapes. SWAT is working as a team and we should use this adventage. One member tazing the suspect and giving time to other members to cuff him is just a perfect example.
Using common logic to determine is taze really needed is the best and most simple solution. :)

Re: Straight cuff?

Posted: October 28, 2012, 9:13 pm
by Shady
*Sunday* wrote:
I agree that people really overreact on straight cuffing. Straight cuffing a suspect who's standing still or when there is no need to taze is normal and it shouldn't be considered as something bad.
However, if the player is constantly straight cuffing it is a negative thing to me in case he applies for SWAT. As you may know SWAT is all about teamwork and every SWAT member needs to be experienced using taze. It's a lot easier for the team if you taze the suspect fast so your team mates have a better chance to cuff and drag the suspect before he escapes. SWAT is working as a team and we should use this adventage. One member tazing the suspect and giving time to other members to cuff him is just a perfect example.
Using common logic to determine is taze really needed is the best and most simple solution. :)
+1. I agree

Re: Straight cuff?

Posted: October 28, 2012, 9:56 pm
by Gilles.
Nothing wrong with straight cuffing ..

Re: Straight cuff?

Posted: October 29, 2012, 5:06 am
by Auto
There is absolutely nothing wrong about putting someone in handcuffs before you taze them first. In fact, in some ways this can be more useful than typing out the taze command if you're already close to your suspect(s). Please, do not give an applicant a negative vote if your reasoning behind it is, "Straight Cuffer," that's just unfair. Everyone plays the game differently and there is nothing bad about cuffing instead of tazing.

Re: Straight cuff?

Posted: October 29, 2012, 5:52 am
by CresP
I always straight cuff is suspect near me.
Why I should waste my time with taze command if it's not necessary.

I think people just do not know what kind of reason to add in application and they post this "straight cuff".

Re: Straight cuff?

Posted: October 29, 2012, 5:47 pm
by CXdur
I straight cuff when they are close to me; for example when I jack their cars. There is no reason to taze when the suspect is very close to you.

Regards,
CXdur.

Re: Straight cuff?

Posted: October 29, 2012, 8:59 pm
by Ger
Straight cuffing makes you get mad, specially when you get arrested after the guy did that.
Now you know the reason why I am not usually as a criminal. I rage when I get arrested.

Re: Straight cuff?

Posted: October 29, 2012, 10:07 pm
by Aree
Ger wrote:
Straight cuffing makes you get mad, specially when you get arrested after the guy did that.
Now you know the reason why I am not usually as a criminal. I rage when I get arrested.
+1

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