LCPD First Response v1.0a

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LCPD First Response для GTA 4.

Если Вы ненавидите бандитов, получаете удовольствие от погонь, отважны и сильны духом, то LCPD - для Вас. Примкните на сторону полиции и спасите город от вечно растущей преступности!

Модификация имеет огромное количество возможностей: Вы можете арестовывать преступников, применять тазер, вызывать подкрепления (от обычных патрульных автомобилей до поддержки с воздуха), выполнять специальные миссии и многое другое.

В новой версии исправлены большое количество багов и недочётов, улучшен тазер и добавлены новые возможности. Скриншоты:

LCPD First Response v1.0a

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ANY PREVIOUS VERSIONS OF LCPDFR MUST BE FULLY UNINSTALLED BEFORE LCPDFR 1.0 CAN BE INSTALLED

Unfortunately, LCPDFR 1.0 does not support any versions of Windows XP - Microsoft is phasing out support for Windows XP and as such, the .Net Framework 4.5 is not compatible with it. We are aware of this and are looking into alternative solutions. We do, however, highly recommend that if you are still running Windows XP, you should upgrade to Windows 7 or Windows 8, as it is a 12 year old operating system and many applications, programs and systems no longer support it.

Note that more information, support and announcements about LCPDFR 1.0 will be released in due course - the main priority of the team up until now has been to make good on our promise to bring you a release before the end of the year.

Be sure to read the LCPDFR User Guide for a very in-depth look at LCPDFR 1.0.


SUMMARY

LCPDFR is a massive gameplay modification for Grand Theft Auto IV that turns the entire game upside down, letting you play as a cop. LCPDFR Version 1.0 is the latest update to the modification and has been re-written from the ground up.


RELEASE NOTES

Arresting
LCPDFR 1.0 introduces an improved arrest system, allowing the player to more easily arrest multiple suspects at once.
In addition to the improvements for the player, LCPDFR 1.0 also introduces full NPC compatibility with the arrest system, allowing NPC officers to make arrests with proper animations, handcuffing and suspect transport.
API
LCPDFR 1.0 also introduces a brand new application programming interface (API). The LCPDFR API can be used to make modifications built on the same framework as LCPDFR, allowing script developers to call LCPDFR functions and communicate with the key components of LCPDFR. Furthermore, the LCPDFR API can be used to build scripts totally unrelated to LCPDFR, taking advantage of the features and functions offered by the API which would be otherwise unavailable, such as those provided by the AdvancedHook.
Audio
The use of audio in LCPDFR 1.0 is unparalleled by any previous versions of the modification, with well over 300 audio files being available. The police radio is now more functional, with regular dispatch updates on pursuits and other events being available. Similarly, the usage of character speech in LCPDFR has been increased drastically, with code designated solely to finding the best speech for specific events from the character's voice.
Backup
In LCPDFR 1.0, all traditional backup units return, with multiple enhancements to normal units and NOOSE teams. NOOSE teams will now secure the area on arrival at an assistance call, while normal units will leave their vehicles and scan the area. Medical and fire department assistance has also been improved with longer response times.
Callouts
Callouts are now designed for easy integration with the LCPDFR API and custom callout scripts, therefore all callouts have been re-written from scratch. Base callouts included with LCPDFR 1.0 include: a shots fired call, a pursuit in progress, armed robbery suspects fleeing, a drunken disturbance, a drug deal, a drunk driver and a mugging.
Duty System
The character selection system has been overhauled in LCPDFR 1.0, with the new ability to customise your character's clothing and accessories. Not only this, but you can also do the same for any partner.
Events
LCPDFR 1.0 features events which are either triggered or spontaneous. Events come in a number of forms, such as a suspect being arrested, the player being assaulted or a civilian driving recklessly. Most events can be reported, either by the player, or by LCPD units, to dispatch. For example, if the player is assaulted by a moving vehicle, this can be called in and other units will attempt to stop the vehicle.
Grabbing
In LCPDFR 1.0, the player can now take hold of arrested suspects and drag them around. This is very useful when transporting the suspect to a police station as you are able to drag them to your patrol car, open the back door and seat them inside.
Hardcore
Hardcore mode has been further expanded in LCPDFR 1.0 with the introduction of a state of complete defencelessness which will be activated if the player takes too much damage. When injured, the player is rendered into a slow moving, limping state where no weapons can be drawn or fired. Thankfully, the effects of an injury in Hardcore Mode are easily reversed by seeking medical treatment from Liberty City’s fine paramedics.
Quick Action Menu
New to LCPDFR 1.0, the Quick Action Menu makes common tasks simple, eliminating the need to remember loads of key combinations. The Quick Action Menu, controlled entirely by mouse or controller stick movement, is a new interface element of the modification which allows for simple tasks, like calling in ambulances or evacuating the area, to be done without the need for keypresses. Both your memory and other modifications will thank you for this, as it means that keys which have traditionally conflicted with ELS and other mods, like CTRL + M for an ambulance, are a thing of the past.
Taser
The Taser can now be used by all NPC units and by default, actively fleeing suspects can only be stopped by NPC officers if they fire the Taser at them. The Taser now also boasts better hit detection and it no longer modifies any of the original game files.
There's a much bigger emphasis on foot pursuits now.
Units can commandeer civilian vehicles if need be.
Suspect fleeing AI has been improved significantly.
If someone fires a gun or attacks you, you can report this to dispatch, automatically marking them as wanted.
Suspects will abandon their vehicles and flee on foot if the opportunity presents itself.
NOOSE officers are now able to stand up properly and sprint while chasing suspects.
All officers use the correct pistol, shotgun and rifle animations when in pursuit.
The helicopter searchlight works for player controlled helicopters in pursuits.
A lot of work has been put into making the AI of both suspects and units smarter.

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