SAPD robots

[TiMoN]

The reason for all of this is HQ listening to the players.

You shouldn't listen to every player who opens their mouth, else you'd end up with bullshit like this.

[taseen11]

You shouldn't listen to every player who opens their mouth, else you'd end up with bullshit like this.

So they shouldn't listen to you then?

[eymas]

We listen to all input you have, and add in our own opinions on some points. It happens that we agree with ideas that some like, and some don't. We try to minimize this division with our own points of view on it as we have- and must be the neutral side.

This is however the result of what the majority wanted, nothing much we can do with it except adjusting or reversing it to fit the desire of all.

[TiMoN]

So they shouldn't listen to you then?

ur so funny man i wish i was like u but then i would have to take a walk to the hardware store and buy a thick rope to tie around my neck

[Devin]

ur so funny man i wish i was like u but then i would have to take a walk to the hardware store and buy a thick rope to tie around my neck

Get one for me too, thanks.

[Julio.]

Get one for me too, thanks.

We're all going to share the same tree branch and steps? On a budget you know!

[Petarda]

You didn't get the point, it's hard to understand cause I have no idea how to explain it better lol

Let's say there's you and 2 of your guys in Idlewood, you're all bored and out of nowhere Bob  comes and starts talking to you, instead of being bored and watching poor Bob being bored too.

It's virtually impossible for cops to RP being corrupt, and 100% impossible for the FBI to do so.

You don't have to be really corrupt, let's say cop comes to a famous drug dealer guy and he starts telling him how he'll probably end up in jail, so the guy invites him for a drink and cop rply goes off the duty and has a drink or two with the guy so cop "softens" and goes away. He wasn't bribed since he wasn't even about to jail the guy in the exact moment but he had a nice roleplay.


But anyway this also depends on criminal's behavior, most criminals instantly tell the cop to gtfo once he approaches them.

[FARQ3X]

It's virtually impossible for cops to RP being corrupt, and 100% impossible for the FBI to do so.

Hehe that isn't right... there is many corrupt cops, including FBI members

[Ben.]

The reason for all of this is HQ listening to the players.

For some reason this springs to mind... 

[Petarda]

good example to new cops 

[Celso]

lol, this topic made me giggle a bit, keep it up!

[Julio.]

good example to new cops 

Yeah I don't think that's the kind of attitude the SAPD is trying to promote

[Petarda]

Yeah I don't think that's the kind of attitude the SAPD is trying to promote

Well he's clearly a SAPD member isn't he?

[MikeSangelo]

I believe this is an encouraging dialogue.

One of the many attractive qualities of becoming a member of the SAPD is the academy period which actively promotes roleplaying and community interaction. Not only is this a phase which can ready officers in becoming competent in their day-to-day duties, but also in becoming competent as a roleplayer outside of law enforcement.

My favorite memories in law enforcement here were the lawful interactions I had. Rarely did a story or a conversation come about a time where guns were involved, rather, the human interaction behind it. Not everything about policing involves enforcing the law, but preventing it through community interaction and engagement. This starts with stepping outside of the patrol car, holstering your weapon, and having those conversations which promote a community feel.

While I am not denying that "SAPD robots" exist, I do believe that the San Andreas Police Department provides the resources and the opportunities to counter this psyche of behavior. It is up to the individual to take advantage of these resources if they want to heighten their roleplaying ability, and heighten their reputation as a police officer in San Andreas.

[Julio.]

Well he's clearly a SAPD member isn't he?

So, if I see a member of Luciano hack a minigun, I'm supposed to assume that's what Luciano encourages?