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If something happens like emergency situations on the roads; Do they direct the roads or they are just trapping the bad guys who drive fast ?

[CoLDxXxFuSiOnxX]

I'm just curious, Does having realistic, authentic lights affect your gameplay performance positively because the presence motivates you to play your role in-game realistically as if was a real life situation? Does it give you a thrill of excitement because it almost looks real at night?

Do you feel stastified with the light jobs that we have made, because they look nearly identical to the actual LED lights that you would see on your hometown emergency services fleet? For research, give us your input on this.

Absolutely. I would never play a mod with crappy lighting or vehicle modelling. The lights are unreal on this mod!

Now as for "Do you feel stastified with the light jobs that we have made, because they look nearly identical to the actual LED lights that you would see on your hometown emergency services fleet?" Absolutely YES! But I haven't seen the Burnaby RCMP CVPI yet, but I'm sure I won't be disappointed.

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If something happens like emergency situations on the roads; Do they direct the roads or they are just trapping the bad guys who drive fast ?

That's why the BC government is considering it as traffic stops generally lead to more serious crimes(ie:drugs,weapons and such).So now they are no longer just "traffic"only.
The RCMP just signed a new contract with the municipalities of BC,so the Sheriffs role expanding may not happen.Could have been a ploy by the BC government to start their own provincial police force in the contract talks.

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Absolutely. I would never play a mod with crappy lighting or vehicle modelling. The lights are unreal on this mod!

Now as for "Do you feel stastified with the light jobs that we have made, because they look nearly identical to the actual LED lights that you would see on your hometown emergency services fleet?" Absolutely YES! But I haven't seen the Burnaby RCMP CVPI yet, but I'm sure I won't be disappointed.

The Burnaby unit has been switched to the supervisor slicktop,most of the Burnaby units are using the legend lightbar so it will be the same as the Surrey unit.

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Got it Goog. OK.

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here's a few shots of BC Sheriff units showing the all red lights...

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The car in the left on first picture seems cool

[C.F.D]

The Alberta Sheriffs first started out doing Courts protective services, transport prisoners, and jail. Now they've grown into a full scale Traffic enforcement branch. I have a cousin who is with the Alberta Sheriffs traffic unit, said that the majority of the RCMP members in Alberta transferred into the Sheriffs within the past few years because of better benefits, technology and jurisdiction enforcements.

I can see BC Sheriffs doing traffic enforcement once the BC RCMP contract expires. It's starting to become obvious that they are following the footsteps of Alberta Sheriffs.

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The car in the left on first picture seems cool

Dodge Magnum wagon

here's a few pictures of the Burnaby slicktop

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Supervisor Car Ooo Yea. One more question; Does RCMP use it for prison transportations ?

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I think somebody here asked about Richmond RCMP CVPI, Todd is still working on it but here's a WIP clip from him - the lightbar is still under construction, as he's shifting patterns around for the best result.

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I knew it was a Magnum Are you doing that...Silverado?

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this was from that article...

Rob Gordon, a criminologist at Simon Fraser University and former police officer, believes Alberta set up its Sheriff Highway Patrol to ease the transition to a provincial police service, but then decided to stick with the RCMP.
"I think what they've ended up with is, quite frankly, a bit of a mess, because they've obviously changed their mind, but they've made some kind of commitment to the sheriff service in Alberta," he said. "So they're stuck with this bizarre hybrid model."
Gordon said he knows the B.C. sheriffs' service has been pushing for expanded duties for some time. But he was surprised to learn the government is taking a hard look at it.
"I didn't know they were actually seriously considering it here," he said.

The BC Attorney General was quoted as saying that it is the BC Sheriffs union that is pushing this to get higher wages for members.He also said they are not trained as well as police officers and if they want to be cops they should become policemen and go to police academy.

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The lights in the middle (white ones) designed pretty cool.Can't wait for this mod too !!!

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Supervisor Car Ooo Yea. One more question; Does RCMP use it for prison transportations ?

normally the supervisor does just that,supervises the shift and on duty members.But if in his duties he needed to arrest somebody,he would as any normal member and transfer in his car.

I knew it was a Magnum Are you doing that...Silverado?

for now highly unlikely but as a future add on most definately.

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Ok.

[CoLDxXxFuSiOnxX]

I just noticed a very big detail that is lacking.

The car numbers on the roof of the vehicles are black, and should be blue. This is for the General Duty RCMP vehicles.

http://policecanada....v3/rcmpw430.jpg

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Minor detail...thanks for the heads up.My older version had the correct shade of blue,when I re-did these new skins I must have overlooked them.
They're all changed now.

[PFD Emergency Reasponder]

Just to add to the Sheriffs thing, the way I have seen it work here is that the sheriff will pull someone over that has commited a traffic violation, then radio the RCMP to notify them, then as soon as the RCMP arrives on scene the sheriff leaves, I have seen this entire proccess infront of my apartment. I mean even if the sherriff does not issue tickets, im pretty sure most people will pull over if they see a sheriff behind them, in that case they wait till the RCMP arrives. As for the lights damn good impressive, and bealive it or not CFD, lighting is what makes or breaks a mod, second is the gameplay.

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Thank you all for your feedbacks in regards to light realism. I believe that we have accomplished that part of mission, lol.

Would it be okay if we added one blue light in the rear of the BC sheriffs. Something like the NYPD concept - All red forward and some blue on the rear. I know in real life BC sheriffs are still using all red, but personally im not fond of it. Who here agree with the improvisation? If yes, I can ask Todd to add some blues in the rear bar.