Car Damage
Car "Health" too low
Cars currently take very minimal damage and can potentially blow up.
I believe this should be implemented for the QOL of cops and crims. A chase ending so soon because someone hit a street sign. I feel as if everyone would appreciate this change. The new stall system is cool, but I feel as if the total health of vehicles is too low. Maybe the stalls are too high on damage. Either way, I think all parties can benefit from increasing the health and/or lowering the damage of a stall.
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Koorban
Feb 26, 2024
I honestly enjoy that cars are breaking easier. Punishes people who take stupid / insane jumps or just crash into everything. Makes things feel more immersive and more punishing for unrealistic situations.
I honestly hope they keep all the vehicles in a more fragile state especially as someone who does LEO RP. It's gooe to watch people yeet themselves off of a bridge and lose a wheel and their car starts leaking gas or blows up. I also like that pits have more meaning instead of cops just playing bumper cars with someone for 5 minutes with abysmally ineffective and borderline futile attempts to immobilize the cars.
I think the cars being this fragile will make people who do Crim RP have to put more thought into how they escape now aside from taking insane / obscure / ratty jumps or doing a half dozen car swaps. Which I honestly think is a very good thing.
As LEOs this is also a good thing for people in Crim RP too because obviously our vehicles are fragile too and as a result performance will need to go up if we plan to actually catch a suspect.
.xracing
Mar 2, 2024
It's the best they can do when aiming for what you see in real life. They want a normal-speed chase, fighting grip, taking alleyways carefully, avoiding light poles and traffic.
No cop wants to fly 120 through downtown on a chase, and I think it really takes the immersion away, just like you said. Easily damaged cars are driven slower, more carefully, not 90 in the wrong lane.
8bitdame
Feb 21, 2024
I believe these experiences and suggestions to be related.
https://feedback.echorp.net/p/vehicles-with-criminal-expansion-update