A story

[Driggz]

Man its just a roleplay. no need to make a topic about how your rp was ruined. Its not like theyll get in trouble for it?

[Frank_Hawk]

Unlike the majority of criminal groups, SWAT operates on a different level altogether. The group is run by strict protocols, heavy communication and underlying friendship for one another. SWAT comprises of experienced officers coupled with time tested experienced with large crime groups. Through personal interaction with the majority of high profile criminals, they are in a good position to judge whether they can deal with a situation peacefully or through brute force. This group is highly organised and what they lack in local chat, they make up for vividly in teamspeak.

[Hess]

Now, the point of this: What do you think about 'renegade' policemen who constantly cause trouble and do their own thing even though everyone else has a plan?

NO MOANING IN THIS TOPIC PLEASE...

Well... I like how you made this topic and request that there be no moaning, yet the initial post from you seems to be just that... moaning.

And I like how you added a question at the end to make it seem like theres a point to this topic, yet straight after you say to not moan. Yet, the question you asked is a magnet for moaning.

What can I say, this topic seems flawed and pointless to me. Maybe I'm not seeing the point to it...

[Gandalf]

I just wonder how a kidnapper knows if there was coordination on police radio or not.

[Kenny.]

Don't tell stories you don't know.

Bluefox sorry to bust your bubble but arent you the admins who temp-banned me 60 mins for saying in local chat in rp fashion "canadians cant drive" to Kirby who was driving at the time in police chase and crashed into a wall.

LOL so SRU is now king of 207? I'm sorry that I wished to roleplay someone important for once instead of being pushed around by dark blue characters and actually have a say in something.

So what you saying is you wanted to play the man in charge of the scene and did not care wether hostage is rescued or not as long as you calling the shots.
Making topics because no one followed your orders? what a pity mayn

This indeed is a story, a cool one

[EminemRulez]

SRU-SWAT are the most efficent officers in SAPD, they are trained to go in and end situations with as little casualties as possible

What I see is a bunch of armoured people who loves to shoot and forgot about /me.

And don't tell me that telling opinions ain't allowed.

[Driggz]

^ true

[Nathan]

You are still complaining about this shit? Wow. I was part of this roleplay, and I ain't even mad about what happened.

[Leon.]

You are still complaining about this shit? Wow. I was part of this roleplay, and I ain't even mad about what happened.

[Julio.]

Correction, Kirby and Ben were coordinating on Teamspeak. I was there along with other ARPD officers.

No offence, but you cannot assume all officers involved have TS

/cb is much more effective in my opinion

[Brad.]

No offence, but you cannot assume all officers involved have TS

/cb is much more effective in my opinion

From experience, teamspeak is far more effective where I have been involved, /cb can be missed, if theres a lot of chat, but one or two people talking is easier.

[Nathan]

From experience, teamspeak is far more effective where I have been involved, /cb can be missed, if theres a lot of chat, but one or two people talking is easier.

Agreed. In TS you can actually see one at a time conversation.

[Hess]

No offence, but you cannot assume all officers involved have TS

/cb is much more effective in my opinion

No offence taken, since I did not at all assume all officers who were involved had TS. I KNOW many officers were not even on TS.

Also, you cannot even say that /cb is more effective than Teamspeak unless you have used both methods of communication. Teamspeak allows you to actually play the game while communicating, whereas /cb limits you to a certain amount of information and requires you to stop gameplay to type something in the chat.

Might as well have used /r if the chat was going to be used anyway... or even /l as all the police were in one area.

/cb is not more effective than Teamspeak.

Although, I do agree that those who can't use Teamspeak somehow need to find out what is being discussed; therefore important information should be explained in the chat to avoid confusion when action is taken... that is a weak spot when you have half a group on TS and the rest using chat not knowing what is going on.

However, I don't think there is a lot that can be done to solve this problem unless someone is assigned to echo important things in the chat which are said on TS.

[Jamal]

I KNOW many officers were not even on TS.

Exactly what I meant. No communication to other officers on the scene. I was never even aware there was a Teamspeak for the 207.

[Brad.]

Exactly what I meant. No communication to other officers on the scene. I was never even aware there was a Teamspeak for the 207.

Which is why the most dedicated cops are coinstantly on teamspeak.