Personally I would like to see a pretty long day and night cycle in Identity to create a difference between daylife and nightlife if ya know what I mean. If you have a brief day and night cycle the city will pretty much remain constant but if you give long days and long nights then the city might develop two different personalities in the day and the night. Just a idea.

Maybe you can start off crawling and be sort of dazed but as time progresses you will get on your feet and limp away. Like say you get in a car accident and manage to survive. You could crawl out, the screen would be blurred and the character could be dizzy, making if hard for you to really make out what is going on, adding to the confusion of the situation. As time progresses your head will start to clear and your vision will begin to focus like normal again and you could push up onto your feet and begin limping. I would say this would depend on the occasion though and the severity of the accident.

I'd limit the martial arts weapons, due to the fact that you don't really have a use for carrying any martial arts weapons unless your going to your studio to train with them. I'd go for everyday objects, like pipes, broken bottles in a city, and in the rural areas things like farming tools such as shovels, rakes. Things you can find around and are more likely to use in a actual situation. The chances that you would have something like a Katana or 3 Section Staff on someone isn't that realistic. I could see something like escrima sticks being implemented in the game, but again those derive from objects that you could find anywhere, like a metal rod or something. Same could be said with either the Bo or the Jo. I say your better off without martial arts weapons, they would just be too out of place.

Would like to see a vehicle like the Lenco BearCat for SWAT teams.

I would love to see negotiations during hostage situations between law enforcement and the criminals. Law Enforcement could do things such as cut the building's power, and the criminals in response would use the hostages lives as bargaining chips. I dunno, I think it would make things really interesting for both sides in the situation and depending on who is talking to who will change how the whole situation ends up.

Will there be media agencies in the game such as radio, television, and printed news media? I would love to see a news agency streaming live coverage of festivals / celebrations, elections, crisis (hostage situations, bank robberies, assassinations) to my television at my house.

I noticed recently that there is trouble on murder investigations and how they would carry out. Problems include the tracking of the suspects, the clean up and lack of evidence, and the fact that suspects could log off and/or transfer servers to escape law enforcement of that server. A solution to this would be making each player have there own unique fingerprints, which will be left on whatever they touch, such as doors, walls, guns. Fresh fingerprints could be more bold and older fingerprints can be more faded. From here you can run the fingerprints through a civilian data base that covers all servers, so if the person tries to escape they will be tracked not only on the server that they killed somebody on but every server. This civilian data base will have basic info, such as known addresses, license plates and car descriptions (for registered vehicles. This includes stolen, exempting the fact that stolen vehicles will also bring up the actual owner, not the criminal. Keep this in mind before using as evidence in court case), and other general information. Committing a crime could put the person onto a additional database, a criminal data base, which will also contain things such as the past crimes the person in subject has committed and things related to that. Now the police can upload the current investigation to this larger data base, and if the person transfers servers while being actively searched by the police the department on that server will get a notification. This is all an idea, but it would make it much easier on law enforcement's part to investigate murderers.