If it was practical, it wouldn't be as impressive!

I think the real problem is that it's hard to represent the process of getting put on paid administrative leave in a video game. Unless a police officer is actually found to have done something illegal (a very high bar) there are usually no significant consequences, even if they make a mistake and harm an innocent…

What's the problem? A game like LoL, or many of the other F2P games are going to give you a lot more playtime than a standard single player game. People happily plunk down $60 for maybe 30-40 hours for a lot of games. What's wrong with someone paying $200 for a game that gives them 1000s of hours of enjoyment?

The trick is to ride tandem so your passenger can dish out the hurt while you drive.

If you gave a monkey a sniper rifle and an infinite number of shots...

Watching the left in general eat their own young is so depressing... :(

I've been to Pax five times and got sick once.

I feel like they could have a few marketing people, but just do it right. There's no reason to think that a PR person has to be a lying shill.

60 FPS!!!

I have to think they'll be more valuable than that given that You can make several Gs doing trash runs on old raids in an evening.

Chimps you say? Excellent...

I know, right? I mean what is a comment section even for?

The most impressive part is the makeup and how it combines with the lighting to look not entirely real, but like a model in a game.

Not this again...

I feel like it's actually more realistic. If a real cop saw you shoot at a pedestrian he would be shooting to kill, not trying to walk up and arrest you.

It's like a known bug section, but you usually don't see those on release notes for the lay public.

THAT'S JUST ABOUT ENOUGH OUT OF YOU! GO TO YOUR ROOM THIS INSTANT!

Exactly, hence my comment.

They can hire 16 extremely cheap developers for a year and have no money leftover for rent!

lol, how is Tiananmen too soon? 1989??