CPT

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=560896650 The Irony... Look at the kill feed hahahaha! Woops

This is great... I'm willing to join! Btw... That weather man was hilarious!!!

I had previously created a whole bunch of Medic & Combat Medic Rules on the old forums... There doesn't seem to be any rules on the current forums. I'll see if it's possible to retrieve them. So many memories :')

Frankie's version of DayZ on Arma 3 Exile on Esseker with zombies... <3

I've been informed that a number of cadets have been their current rank for 2 weeks... The reason why they don't get promoted, is because they often have no senior ranks to display their RP and Police procedure skills to. Often, the senior ranks are congregated in "Special Operations Group", with no way of these cadets exposing themselves to dangerous and thrilling situations (the best way to prove their skills under stressful situations). Regarding your comment "Whitelising people quicker than usual then you're giving an untrained person a lethal, who doesn't know when it's suitable to use one"... This is not the case. As public officer's Whitelist Application is accepted, they under go a interview containing important rules and questions regarding police procedures, which should prevent the misuse of lethals. They only become white listed if they pass this interview. We aren't giving a player the opportunity to abuse their lethals, we give them the opportunity to experience true role play with their own protection, giving officers the chance to respond to conflicts such as the Fed, of which they wouldn't stand a chance without lethals.

I like the current system, however more public slots should be whitelisted quicker, as well as cadets should be promoted quicker, as they struggle to enforce the laws of Altis with the lack of resources available to them.

The Purge: Arma PhysX SOG Training: ...Wtf

The Police Aviation Training will be held tonight [3/10/15] at 8:00PM [AEST - Melbourne Time]. All officers are able to attend to gain their aviation qualification. Once officers successfully complete their training, they will be capable to operate aircraft in the police force. Training is available for all officers, and costs $80,000*. (Speak to CPT for T&C's) Hope to see you there!