To see more of what is offered, you can check out my videos on my channel () or on a channel I enjoy alot: who did a great series 'Speirs on Patrol'. This review really doesn't do the mod the justice it deserves and I've no doubt missed out a good few features. Most people I know are looking forward to GTA V, I'll be looking forward to LCPD:FR 1.0! I'll do an another review when it's released. However, the timing of this article isn't a coincidence: LCPD:FR have just announced a preview to the first non-beta release and it looks great! They've completely reworked all the scripting, you can check out the preview at. All things together, the interface is fairly easy to use once you get used to it and works fairly well in dealing in quick-paced situations. There is a menu that overrides the vanilla police computer, that you can use to check the identity of people and call for backup and services. All the features in the game are actuated by quite an extensive set of keys: with only a few keys being used by the vanilla game, this leaves the rest of the keyboard to be used in place of menus. On foot, you can call for regular backup or SWAT teams to help you on the ground. You can also call out other vehicles to help and helicopters too.

When in a pursuit, other police cars nearby will join in the chase and try and 'help you' (help, being very generous due to the ridiculous driving the AI can pull off sometimes). The reality is, it's all just random number generators: will a car pull over for you, will they be wanted, how will they react to being arrested - do they take it, or do they pull a gun and fight for freedom - but it really flows and ensures a great variety of outcomes for callouts and patrols. I could rattle on for absolute hours about this mod (and I would really like to!) but I'll keep this as short as I can. you'll need crime scene clean up! Sometimes you can get called to a gang shooting, which aren't massively realistic (at least not from a UK standpoint) as its about 20 people with guns shooting up the town, but they are pretty fun and really make you use the mods other features, which I'll discuss later. Get it right and the suspect puts the gun down, get it wrong. In suicide calls, theres a nice little quite time event where you have to 'talk the suspect down' by hitting a key when a bar is in the green area of a moving slider. In muggings and domestic calls, you try and apprehend the suspect. Callouts always follow a well working formula: you go with blues and twos to the scene of the incidents and deal with the suspect.

You do have the option of taking the incident or not (useful if you are roleplaying a certain role like armed response), or the option of a 'busy' status so you don't receive callouts. Callouts are when you are dotting about and a call comes in for you to attend an incident.

Gta iv eflc trainer open