/c bribe

[stormeus]

Are you able to escape in VC:MP like in SA:MP, or is it still using the older system where you stay wanted until caught/killed?

VC:MP has an SA:MP-like system of evasion, so this really isn't the end of the world for criminals.

[Ave]

We shouldn't invite them to do it, though.

Yeah. From my experience I know that money cheaters usually use different, sort of less complicated methods to abuse.
But if it's going to limit such rulebreaks, it's okay.

[SugarD]

VC:MP has an SA:MP-like system of evasion, so this really isn't the end of the world for criminals.

Then as I mentioned in my post, I don't see what the issue is so long as people roleplay it and VC:MP VCPD/FBI Command Staff is able to unsuspect and copban. That's really all that's needed to make it possible for roleplaying out without those issues.

[Huntsman]

But in that case, what about not being able to /c bribe if there is another cop within a certain radius? If there is another cop near-by when a cop accepts the bribe, he either gets auto-suspected for taking bribes or he becomes suspectable for other cops?

[Call_me_Dad]

I HAVE A SOLUTION!!!!

Re-sus the player for "Original crime + attempt to bribe a government official".
Then sue the cop for treason in the court...
That is...when you know who accepted the bribe.


When you dont know...bow down to the pro corrupt cop.

[SugarD]

I HAVE A SOLUTION!!!!

Re-sus the player for "Original crime + attempt to bribe a government official".
Then sue the cop for treason in the court...
That is...when you know who accepted the bribe.


When you dont know...bow down to the pro corrupt cop.

Or contact the FBI

Nice solution, though!

[JDC]

I HAVE A SOLUTION!!!!

Re-sus the player for "Original crime + attempt to bribe a government official".
Then sue the cop for treason in the court...
That is...when you know who accepted the bribe.


When you dont know...bow down to the pro corrupt cop.

No. The cop can get away easily.

In one of the incidents of abuse I personally witnessed, the cop used a different name.

[~Legend~]

Hah, aXXo's going to get sued rather hard. 

Linked to the above example, you could argue that (the other) cops have all the right to re-suspect someone. As the whole thing is illegal, a top-class corrupt (or just a very smooth officer who wants an early bonus; or someone just playing with the criminal/working cleverly) could just suspect the person again after accepting the bribe, in the name of roleplay?

^ Smooth criminal-cop can do well hehe.