This is AMAZING, You gotta get in contact with Jeff Favinago for a game showcase, he's the perfect guy for it with tons of audience. You guys need the attention you deserve.
This looks amazing, can't wait to see more vehicles added. And will you add the proper red blue split lights to the rear windows? (In out pattern rather than side to side)
I've been working on the pattern creation system which we'll see in the near future! This will allow you to setup the led colour and pattern systems for the entire vehicle.
Main challenge is performance of course but also having to limit all keybinds and thus interactions to a controller with 14 buttons takes a lot of development. Which I would much rather invest in better gameplay.
@@Visionary-Studios ok gotcha. I never really understood, but it makes sense. I’m sure you’ve seen all the comments on your videos about wanting it on console. If it ever does make it there, I’d be more than happy to have this. The work you’re doing is very very impressive to say the least
if I buy the standard version on yalls website do I get access to play the game right away or do I have to wait a little while until it fully comes out?
One thing i dont understand is that when you run the vehicle plate, the car comes back as a Voss rather than Ford. Perhaps it was an oversight on the developers part? You did say that all footage is expected to change so who knows?
@@EvanDowell1213 Yeah, LSPDFR is a mod that lets you play as a police officer in GTA 5. If you're referring to the real life vehicles people use with LSPDFR, they're seperate mods that modders make. LSPDFR is not a commercial product, and Responding wouldn't want to open itself up to legal trouble. Besides, even if another mod, project, or game risks legal action by replicating copyrighted material, doesn't mean other's should too. You wouldn't jump of a bridge because your friends do would you?
@@EvanDowell1213I’m a developer in the LSPDFR community and what was said above is spot on ^ LSPDFR is a mod, not a commercial product or official game. Even then, some vehicle developers in the Fivem/LSPDFR community are slowly moving to off brands because Fivem is more strict with enforcing rules for copyright.
This is AMAZING, You gotta get in contact with Jeff Favinago for a game showcase, he's the perfect guy for it with tons of audience. You guys need the attention you deserve.
This game looks beautiful and I can't wait for its release. Keep up the good work!
Wow! Good job! I suggest adding more detail to the roads, but the rest looks absolutely fire!
We sure will, The world still needs a couple detail passes to really make it come alive!
Nice!@@Visionary-Studios
I’m just cant wait! I am going to download the deluxe early access today if possible! Thanks!
A suggestion would be to make it so that you could talk to dispatch with your own voice saying you have a traffic stop
This is looking soo good, glad to see you plugging away! -Kory ☺️👍
This looks amazing, can't wait to see more vehicles added. And will you add the proper red blue split lights to the rear windows? (In out pattern rather than side to side)
I've been working on the pattern creation system which we'll see in the near future! This will allow you to setup the led colour and pattern systems for the entire vehicle.
@@Visionary-Studios that's incredible! I can't wait to see some unmarked anti crime crown vics
love the MDC system.
The computer should automatically scan the license plate as they do now in most police cars
I like how you can select multiple options
The game looks beautiful, will you be adding little details like the grill lights on the RMP etc??
looks amazing!
Out of curiosity, what’s the reason or difficulty why releasing this on PC is easier or preferred to consoles?
Main challenge is performance of course but also having to limit all keybinds and thus interactions to a controller with 14 buttons takes a lot of development. Which I would much rather invest in better gameplay.
@@Visionary-Studios ok gotcha. I never really understood, but it makes sense.
I’m sure you’ve seen all the comments on your videos about wanting it on console. If it ever does make it there, I’d be more than happy to have this.
The work you’re doing is very very impressive to say the least
Console gaming sucks. Sell your console and get a gaming laptop it will change your life!
@@PaulRosato-l9mit absolutely does not suck lol. I did have a gaming laptop and sure it’s cool, but consoles are so much more convenient imo.
if I buy the standard version on yalls website do I get access to play the game right away or do I have to wait a little while until it fully comes out?
The standard edition receives steam early access, the deluxe edition gets instant access.
So if I get the deluxe I can play right now
@@LT-cf7miye
That's cool!
when do you plan on redoing the car textures/patch to look more realistic
this is amazing
Amazing Will it be on Steam?
Eventually sure will!
Could we please customize the officer ? , like their hair , skin tone , weight, and height .
Character customization is certainly something that is on the horizon!
@@Visionary-Studioscool 😊
👏🏽👏🏽
Any chance it will come out on PS4?
I'm a Deluxe Supporter. How do I get the game? Thanks
Please create a support ticket in our discord server, we distribute the game through discord!
discord.gg/responding
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Hi can you guys please add gamepad controller support please
any idea of when its coming to steam?
We cannot confirm an exact steam release date.
ok@@Visionary-Studios
@@Visionary-Studioscan't wait, Im in love with this, from graphics to gameplay, this looks great
Looms good but I personally won't buy it as I don't like New Yark/the NYPD.
Just don't like their car's
One thing i dont understand is that when you run the vehicle plate, the car comes back as a Voss rather than Ford. Perhaps it was an oversight on the developers part? You did say that all footage is expected to change so who knows?
Voss is the in-game brand name. Real vehicles like Ford can't be used due to copyright reasons
@@travissofia9731 cough cough LSPDFR
@@EvanDowell1213 Yeah, LSPDFR is a mod that lets you play as a police officer in GTA 5. If you're referring to the real life vehicles people use with LSPDFR, they're seperate mods that modders make. LSPDFR is not a commercial product, and Responding wouldn't want to open itself up to legal trouble. Besides, even if another mod, project, or game risks legal action by replicating copyrighted material, doesn't mean other's should too. You wouldn't jump of a bridge because your friends do would you?
@@EvanDowell1213I’m a developer in the LSPDFR community and what was said above is spot on ^ LSPDFR is a mod, not a commercial product or official game. Even then, some vehicle developers in the Fivem/LSPDFR community are slowly moving to off brands because Fivem is more strict with enforcing rules for copyright.
@@EvanDowell1213 are you neurodivergent ?
looks super janky