/m1 /m2 /m3 /s1 /s2 /s3

[Batta]

Well, the title says it all. As SA:MP I would like this useful commands to exist because you wouldn't waste time writing each time "/m FBI (or LCPD), pullover" or "/m FBI, stop or we'll open fire" and furthermore they would give more information to the suspect about what he risks.

Sometimes they could save you and your car because when you write your attention is not all to the driving but on words you have to write, and so you could avoid accidents or losing the suspect's visual.

for FBI:
/m1 = This is the FBI, pullover to the side of the road!!
/m2 = This is the FBI, stop and surrender now!!
/m3 = This is the FBI, stop or we will use force!!

/s1 /s2 and /s3 correspond with /m1 /m2 and /m3 with the difference that /m# can be used only in vehicles equipped with megaphone.

for LCPD:
Same as FBI but with "LCPD" instead of "FBI".

for EMS:
/m1 This is the EMS, clear the road!!
/m2 This is the EMS, this is an emergency, leave the area!!
/m3 This is the EMS, do not panic, the situation is under control!!

for FDLC:
Same as EMS but with "FDLC" instead of "EMS".

Simple and useful.

Thank you.

[Thomas 'Leroy' Crof]

I would suggest "This is the LCPD, ..." and "This is the FBI, ..."

[Batta]

I would suggest "This is the LCPD, ..." and "This is the FBI, ..."

Modified, thank you :3

[Rami]

Good idea.

[Martin.]

I think it has been suggested at some point, very good idea nevertheless. This would make things easier for law enforcers.

[Batta]

...This would make things easier for law enforcers.

Easier and safer 

[saberman]

Supported.

[stormeus]

This is basically a server-side keybind. No from me.

[SugarD]

FDLC*

I would suggest just having /m and /s. People abused the hell out of it in SA:MP, and it's not really roleplaying to use it. If users can spend the time typing out the command, they should be able to spend the extra time typing out the few extra words. MTA:VC has done it just fine since 2006 without any complaints. People need to stop being lazy so they can rush into deathmatching or speeding down the street. They should be using caution and roleplaying out scenarios.

[hAWK.]

Thought about such commands and don't see reason why not to be added. I've lost many times suspects (or cost me another 20min chase) that way and I am pretty sure that I am not the only one. Sorry but "It will be abused" phrase starts to sound me banal. If we follow that logic we should remove a solid number of the existing commands. That's why there are punishments, to be applied on abusers. Plus the command in our case is nothing more than plain text messages respectivelly "This is the LCPD, Stop!" and "This is the FBI, Stop!". So as I said I don't find any reason not to be added.

[Batta]

Thought about such commands and don't see reason why not to be added. I've lost many times suspects (or cost me another 20min chase) that way and I am pretty sure that I am not the only one. Sorry but "It will be abused" phrase starts to sound me banal. If we follow that logic we should remove a solid number of the existing commands. That's why there are punishments, to be applied on abusers. Plus the command in our case is nothing more than plain text messages respectivelly "This is the LCPD, Stop!" and "This is the FBI, Stop!". So as I said I don't find any reason not to be added.

Exactly what I think.

I would suggest just having /m and /s. People abused the hell out of it in SA:MP...

hAWK already replied here, and he's completely right.

...and it's not really roleplaying to use it...

Well, if we start talking about RolePlay what do you think happens IRL? Do policemen start typing on a keyboard or they quickly talk through a megaphone?

...If users can spend the time typing out the command, they should be able to spend the extra time typing out the few extra words...

I would like someone to explain me how a person can type "/m this is the FBI, stop and surrender now!" with just an "extra time" than "/m1" without risking to: 1. lose the suspect; 2. crash into something or worse, someone; 3. get serious injuries caused by a car crash ...

...They should be using caution and roleplaying out scenarios.

Well, if a cop now wants to use some caution he should stop the car and start writing the message, then re-starting the chase which probably is far away...

[Martin.]

Batta is completely right. We cant always talk about real life as this is a game after all and not real life. By typing the message the suspect will get very good head start and actually i know many officers just press "t" and "arrow up" to repeat the last message so basically it is in use anyway. I think it is essential to add this command. Why are people saying for every idea "ow roleplay it", why do we have any scripts atall then. Maybe we should get rid of all the scripts and add some cars around city cause we can roleplay any situation.

[Marcell]

If there is already a command to ask to surrender without using a command to speak through megaphone (there is at least on VCMP and SAMP) then what is the fucking problem with this?

will also save suspects from certain freecop's complaining about how annoying typing is.

[Batta]

If there is already a command to ask to surrender without using a command to speak through megaphone (there is at least on VCMP and SAMP) then what is the f**king problem with this?

will also save suspects from certain freecop's complaining about how annoying typing is.

Uhm dunno if I understood what you mean but I guess there isn't such command.

[SugarD]

Exactly what I think.

hAWK already replied here, and he's completely right.

Well, if we start talking about RolePlay what do you think happens IRL? Do policemen start typing on a keyboard or they quickly talk through a megaphone?

I would like someone to explain me how a person can type "/m this is the FBI, stop and surrender now!" with just an "extra time" than "/m1" without risking to: 1. lose the suspect; 2. crash into something or worse, someone; 3. get serious injuries caused by a car crash ...

Well, if a cop now wants to use some caution he should stop the car and start writing the message, then re-starting the chase which probably is far away...

So basically you're saying that cops should be able to tell suspects and civilians to pull over and surrender quickly, when they can't surrender or respond quickly themselves? All you guys are asking for is yet another way to beat the system so you can catch a suspect faster. How is it that MTA:VC has handled it just fine since 2006 without complaints, yet SA:MP and IV:MP are moaning because they want yet another advantage? You guys have /m and /s, use them. What's the point of having them if you just make a server-side keybind for everything like this? This is not roleplay, this is being lazy so you can open fire on someone faster, or take less time to tell them to pull over before you suspect them on the spot as you're chasing them.