Kellan

Within BlueBird, the current "meta" is bikes/cars with either a sawn off or ap. The current state of weapons in city is terrible and reasons like unavailibility and rarity of some of the bigger guns makes it difficult to use anything other then the sawn off and ap with these being easily accessable to the public. The risk of losing anything makes us as criminals not want to use top tier guns because of many different factors. Rarity of guns come into play before anything, things like snipers, smgs and rifles that were originally brought through the old black market system, are either not craftable or purchasable through anyone and eventually all of the old guns will fade forever because of being lost to police or players not flying in anymore from those days. Apart from the older people not flying in with more rare guns, I feel there needs to be a system in place where police have a specific loadout when going on duty and that is locked to their inventory until they eventually clock off. During the shift, additional items/guns like for example a Micro SMG that aren't apart of the "orginal loadout" that were taken from a criminal after being arrested, we as the criminal should have the ability to overpower a singular/few officer(s) to then have that SMG returned to the criminals. Unlike todays system, once the gun has been taken from the criminal after being searched you can consider it gone and locked away in the armoury 99.9% of the time. This feature would bring different varietys of rp situations to both police and criminal as this would add more fear for police in situations because they have to be careful of what they keep in their pockets, making sure they confiscate weapons in the armoury after arrest, instead of going back out with those same weapons with no consequences. Although I do truly see this as a positive rp feature going forward, like before it could be heavily abused and people who abuse robbing police and make that their sole focus for their every day rp should risk losing their whitelist. This would obviously be restricted to whitelist use only.