Abnormal Law Enforcement Officer fix
Make the behavior of temporary law enforcement officers more consistent with that of actual law enforcement officers.
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About this mod Machine translation
Make the behavior of temporary law enforcement officers more consistent with that of actual law enforcement officers.
Irregular Lawmen Fix
🎮 **Fix the abnormal law enforcement officer behavior in the game to make western law enforcement more logical! **
🤔 Problem description
In Red Dead Redemption 2, when you are wanted (WANTED), the game will sometimes spawn some "abnormal" law enforcement officers. They wear police badges and behave exactly like ordinary law enforcement officers, but they are only displayed as a **small dot** on the map, and killing them will also cause your **honor value to decrease**! This is very unreasonable, right?
✨ Module function
This mod perfectly solves the above problems! It makes these strange enemies look exactly like actual law enforcement officers:
- **Map Identity Fix**: They will now correctly display as **Sheriff Star** icons on the map, rather than being blurry little dots.
- **Honor system fix**: Killing these "abnormal law enforcement officers" will **no longer deduct** your honor points, which makes more sense logically.
🛠️ Effect of use
Once installed, your gaming experience will be smoother and more consistent. You no longer have to worry about inexplicably losing honor by killing an enemy who "looks like a cop and acts like a cop." The performance of the entire law enforcement system will return to normal, making your western adventure less confusing and more immersive.
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**Author information**
Mod made and shared by **SergeantJoe**.
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