Questions about the sim.

[Cyotey]

So I hear this is the best police sim out atm. The last one I tried was done by very terrible devs but I still got roughly 10 hours in. I see the game still needs work but that the devs are still actively working on bug fixes and features to make it more authentic. Is that still true? As for the other questions:
1. Can you take arrested suspects to jail/prison yourself?
2. Are you able to enter the prison?
3. Can you have a partner along to help you (singleplayer not online)?
4. How many different types of scenarios are there to get into? Drug trafficking, fights/domestic abuse, murder, arson, burglaries (in public and in businesses/houses) etc.
5. Are there times where you'll need to call EMT's?
6. Do you do any light detective work or just question victims/suspects?

[zachattack]

Having almost 100 play hours, hopefully I can help answer your questions.
1. Yes, you can escort arrestees to holding cells yourself. You need to unlock it by collecting duty stars but it is a feature in the game.
2. Yes, you escort the criminals from your car to the holding cells and place them in custody.
3. No, the only multiplayer option is online.
4. Not a lot of these scenarios are in place yet, but I hear the devs are working on them. So far there are the typical duties (like parking tickets), traffic stops, accidents, drug dealing, graffiti, and crime scenes. You mentioned burglaries, and that kind of corresponds to the robbery crime scenes, which usually happen at shops or newspaper stands.
5. Yes, you will need to call EMT's at aggravated assault crime scenes and occasionally at accidents. Sometimes the pathfinding is off though. :(
6. Regarding the crime scenes, all you do is interview witnesses and gather evidence that way. It's a little unrealistic because ~75% of the time a witness tells you exactly who committed the crime. Other times they'll give you clues about what they were wearing or gender and such.

Hope this helps!

[lilDanDan!]

1. Yes , once unlocked.
2. Kind of? It's just hallway of holding cells right off the lobby of the each precinct station.
3. No (co-op only)
4. There's a dozen or so different interactions (i think) which includes the types of traffic stops. Callouts are unlocked as you progress through the game. So far I don't believe murder, arson, domestic violence are included.
5. Yes, but mainly for car accidents.
6. Kind of

[Cyotey]

Originally posted by zachattack:

Having almost 100 play hours, hopefully I can help answer your questions.
1. Yes, you can escort arrestees to holding cells yourself. You need to unlock it by collecting duty stars but it is a feature in the game.
2. Yes, you escort the criminals from your car to the holding cells and place them in custody.
3. No, the only multiplayer option is online.
4. Not a lot of these scenarios are in place yet, but I hear the devs are working on them. So far there are the typical duties (like parking tickets), traffic stops, accidents, drug dealing, graffiti, and crime scenes. You mentioned burglaries, and that kind of corresponds to the robbery crime scenes, which usually happen at shops or newspaper stands.
5. Yes, you will need to call EMT's at aggravated assault crime scenes and occasionally at accidents. Sometimes the pathfinding is off though. :(
6. Regarding the crime scenes, all you do is interview witnesses and gather evidence that way. It's a little unrealistic because ~75% of the time a witness tells you exactly who committed the crime. Other times they'll give you clues about what they were wearing or gender and such.

Hope this helps!

It does thank you! The game looks like fun. Best sim was LCPDFR for the longest time but that was always pretty basic and buggy compared to how this one sounds. Sucks that this still has pathing issues but I can imagine that's gotta be tough with AI traffic and people walking around. Good to hear the devs are still working and improving on this even if updates don't come out super often. If they keep at it this'll be a good sim. The last promising one was 10-13 if I remember right. But that turned out to be a scam...