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Cops don't say the car model when they begin pursuit
Need For Speed Hot Pursuit 2
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BadHairDay
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When you download car mods for Hot Pursuit 2 and replace the ones from the game, the cops still refer to them by their default model. Like you could have a GTA Spano and they may still call it a "Ferrari 550 Barchetta" because you replaced that one.
Well, I edited some stuff so that now the game skips that voice bit.
Now the cops will either say "Vehicle is a sportscar!", "Vehicle is an exotic!" or simply "I'm in pursuit." without saying the actual model.
Note that this hasn't been thoroughly tested yet, though it seems to work properly doing that. And it's a work in progress, they still may say the name of your car if they catch you (when they say "I've stopped the [model name]").
Either way it's only one file you have to replace for this mod so it's easy to undo if you don't like it or it doesn't work.
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Edit: New v1.1 version uploaded, now they don't say the car name after catching the racer either. They say "suspect apprehended" more often instead. Still needs more testing though, but it seems to work.
Well, I edited some stuff so that now the game skips that voice bit.
Now the cops will either say "Vehicle is a sportscar!", "Vehicle is an exotic!" or simply "I'm in pursuit." without saying the actual model.
Note that this hasn't been thoroughly tested yet, though it seems to work properly doing that. And it's a work in progress, they still may say the name of your car if they catch you (when they say "I've stopped the [model name]").
Either way it's only one file you have to replace for this mod so it's easy to undo if you don't like it or it doesn't work.
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Edit: New v1.1 version uploaded, now they don't say the car name after catching the racer either. They say "suspect apprehended" more often instead. Still needs more testing though, but it seems to work.
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