Should Tanner only have his service pistol?
Posted: Sun Feb 03, 2013 8:49 am
What do you think guys ?
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Should Tanner only have his service pistol?
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Re: Should Tanner only have his service pistol?
Posted: Sun Feb 03, 2013 10:50 am
As every cop he should carry his service weapon but in tougher situations (heavier fire, out of bullets) he could pick the weapons from the bad guys.
Re: Should Tanner only have his service pistol?
Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2013 1:47 am
max.thunder wrote:As every cop he should carry his service weapon but in tougher situations (heavier fire, out of bullets) he could pick the weapons from the bad guys.I second this.
Re: Should Tanner only have his service pistol?
Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 1:14 am
He has proven to be too "trigger happy" in Driv3r, they shouldn't allow him to carry guns :3
Besides, if he's such a good driver he should just focus on driving, gun fights are clearly not for him. His car should be the weapon. Like the driver from that AWESOME movie Drive (2011) would say: "I don't carry a gun. I drive."
Besides, if he's such a good driver he should just focus on driving, gun fights are clearly not for him. His car should be the weapon. Like the driver from that AWESOME movie Drive (2011) would say: "I don't carry a gun. I drive."
Re: Should Tanner only have his service pistol?
Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 1:23 am
k9Underdogg wrote:He has proven to be too "trigger happy" in Driv3r, they shouldn't allow him to carry guns :3Very well said
Besides, if he's such a good driver he should just focus on driving, gun fights are clearly not for him. His car should be the weapon. Like the driver from that AWESOME movie Drive (2011) would say: "I don't carry a gun. I drive."
Re: Should Tanner only have his service pistol?
Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 2:39 am
I dunno, this question is sort of silly. At least the way I see it.
Of course the officer should carry his service pistol with him by default. However, he should be able to have access to other police issued weapons that might be stored in the car, like shotguns or perhaps a personal backup weapon, let's say a 38. revolver.
Obviously Tanner is in his element behind the wheel, but there should be a gun popping in every now and then to make it at least slightly more believable. Besides, high speed chases and weapons go well with eachother. I don't mean anything like uh, Tanner would randomly lean out of car and start emptying his gun out, but perhaps getting shot at from a moving car or something like that.
This being a great example of one where guns and high speeds go well with along eachother:
Of course the officer should carry his service pistol with him by default. However, he should be able to have access to other police issued weapons that might be stored in the car, like shotguns or perhaps a personal backup weapon, let's say a 38. revolver.
Obviously Tanner is in his element behind the wheel, but there should be a gun popping in every now and then to make it at least slightly more believable. Besides, high speed chases and weapons go well with eachother. I don't mean anything like uh, Tanner would randomly lean out of car and start emptying his gun out, but perhaps getting shot at from a moving car or something like that.
This being a great example of one where guns and high speeds go well with along eachother:
Re: Should Tanner only have his service pistol?
Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 3:00 am
whoa awesome video!! thanks for sharing
Re: Should Tanner only have his service pistol?
Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 3:03 am
k9Underdogg wrote:whoa awesome video!! thanks for sharingNo problem! I like how it's one of those chases where cops aren't portrayed as total retards who can't even keep up and smash into traffic cars/objects all the time (Hi, original Gone in Sixty Seconds. I'm pointing at you). It also makes them more intense and usually fast paced. There's that thrill to it.