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I 100% dont think it should be used as evidence but this seems like a decent rate for responding. There's 12,000 total officers in Chicago. Even if only 3,000 a

I 100% dont think it should be used as evidence but this seems like a decent rate for responding. There's 12,000 total officers in Chicago. Even if only 3,000 are on duty at any time that's not a huge inconvenience if there are still even dozens of cases a year you get to the scene 5 minutes before you would otherwise. If you track the number of calls to 911 that are "dead-ends" because there are no arrests I'm sure it would be high too. It also doesnt say the error rate for when the police aren't called. If criminals know that if they shoot a gun there is a 50% chance a police car will drive through 5 minutes later - wouldn't that deter you?

Cycl0ps 5y ago
Yeah, in fairness the steam controller had its perks. I didn't see the appeal of the two pads, but it was the first I can recall to do half/full pull triggers. Their customization also allowed you to do some crazy things. Personal favorite of mine was setting the gyroscope to act as right joystick, but only while zoomed in. This let you fine adjust your aim with about as much precision as with a mouse. In the end though every game had to be translated to the controller and there was always enough of a change to make it feel unintuitive. If Valve had paid an intern to go through the top games each day and make official layouts for games that roughly lined up with each other I'd probably be using one now.