About things like car crashes, murders or bank robberies, that players actually did in-game. Game will detect where it happened, what part of the day, if someone was hurt or killed, how it ended, is suspect catched or still on the run etc. And we will be hearing this on news in TV at like 9PM, and on the radio in-between songs few times a day. It will require quotes for every situation and game will have to set them in the right order. Is it possible? What do you think about it?

I'm gonna become a police officer when the game launches, I'll probably be spending a bit of time on public servers but I hope eventually there'll be a hardcore/serious rp server to play on. It's gonna be pretty interesting, since I know the game will be using American law enforcement systems, so I'll have to learn how the American justice system works. The posts I've seen recently are pretty male-dominated, so it'll also be unusual to be one of the fewer females on the servers. I'm also excited to create an interesting backstory and personality for my officer. Looking forward to playing with you guys!

I agree!! I've been playing more of RDR2 over the past week and I'm blown away by the attention to detail! The world feels so real and I could spend hours just doing the card games, fishing/hunting challenges, and causing mayhem.

You'll be satisfied on all accounts. All of those guns are already present for the SWAT module and you won't see explosives at all in the open world.

I submitted my thoughts too and we've talked outside of the forum about this stuff Villasenor. It'll be interesting to see where all of this leads.

I would like to see a profession based on this. Maybe a ticker that pops up on your phone to give you news updates and a live broadcast possible on the home TVs. Can't see why it wouldn't be doable, just need to be coded right.

Hands down for me is Red Dead Redemption 2. I'm extremely irritated with Rockstar for not releasing it on PC. But I bought it for my business on Xbox and it looks amazing on the One X. They did a great job and this is easily THE example all other open world single player games should look to.

They will be adding things to the module.

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We're almost there! Identity's Town Square module has been submitted to Steam and is pending approval. You'll find the Steam store page either today or within the next day or two. Enjoy the trailer above, fresh off the Steam listing. Following Steam's approval of the Town Square within the next day or two, you'll be presented with the official Steam release date. This date will be in November, 2018!

Thats just no true though is it, it takes a MAX of 3 days for a steam review to go through, and a game like Identity should have already being reviewed.

To those of you wondering why you don't see the game yet: They've only submitted the final product to Steam. It still takes time for Steam to publish the game to their store. Once they do that it will show up in your inventory. However you still won't be able to play it for a week or two (It'll be the same as a pre-order) since Steam still needs to verify the game. It will be playable within the next two weeks, just not yet.