Melondwarf
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- The cold north
Because right now (and I'm going to combine your last two posts, so this includes the "weekend gone" post)
As for the "things to do". It gives crims things to do, being reapetedly killed/robbed isn't a "thing to do" for cops.
As for "roleplaying so much", if the only thing you can come up with as a roleplay scenario is murder, you're doing RP wrong.
Cops wake up in the city, go on patrol, run into some crims who either rob or kill them because cops have to go through escalation before defending themselves with lethal force and are always outnumbered.
Because they die there are no reprecussions (because they can't remember and the bodycam footage is gone). So they get back in, go on patrol, run into some crims, rinse, repeat.
I watched FragStar's stream, and in the hour-hour and a half I watched it, he had like 5 calls of one or more cops having been stabbed or shot as if it was just a normal day at the job
As for the "weekend gone", there's a solution:
-Don't go on a murderous killing spree/assault a police station every Friday night
Serious crimes isn't necessarily "rob a store"; we're talking cop killing, mass murder, several crimes in short succession type stuff. If you get caught atm and get 60-80 months, you go take a shit and make some food, then come back and do the same thing again only this time you might not get caught.
You can be a gang member/criminal WITHOUT committing genocide.
See it this way, without some serious time behind bars, there is absolutely nothing that stops crims from killing cops who never stand a chance because they have a stricter RP chain of events before they get to defend themselves. They're always outnumbered in situations like that, so they stand no chance.
Other cities have punishments where if you get caught killing cops, you get a (for example) search on sight, you've gotten so deep into the criminal world that the cops know who you are.
It means that if you get caught carrying a firearm, you might be sent to jail, so you don't get crims waving handguns around because it's a big risk.
Firearms should be something you bring out when you have intent to commit a crime, it's not a keychain
(I may have repeated myself in this post, If I got off on a bit of a tangent, sorry)
Basically, like Slop said:
Crims right now commit serious crimes "because they can", because they KNOW they'll get a short sentence, they know exactly what they risk, and they see it as "no big deal, we'll handle that IF we get caught"
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