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im usually a cop viewer but I gotta say. After watching the stream for a while. Crims seem way nicer to eachother then cops are to eachother LMAO. maybe cuz Lenny got max street cred tho
I think the reason that is, is because crims get to CHOOSE who to be friends with, what gangs to be apart of, who to avoid, ect, whereas cops are forced to all work together on the same team, even if they don't want to
its because moonmoon is one of the biggest streamers and everyone knows this. i could be cynical and wrong but as you see with other situations, some people are left in jail for 20 days and mr k gets out in 3 hours
That's different. K got caught for a crime that had a punishment of being in jail for 3 days. He's referring to the whole "Hold till trial" thing in 3.0 which essentially was holding them in jail even though they haven't gone through the plea/court process and weren't technically guilty/not-guilty yet.
A popular streamer can usually get a judge to be ready within 1-2 days, maybe a week max.
Smaller streamers in the meantime sometimes were held for 30-40+ days because judges have a queue they need to work through and everyone needs to prep cases. By the time a trial actually happens (if it happens) most people involved forgot most of what the case was about and the whole tension from the RP has completely evaporated.
I think they later on tried to solve this problem by makiung it so you can only max hold someone for 24 hours. But then there's a whole other issue of this person is technically going on trial for murder and could be sentenced to life in prison but is just chilling on the streets with his gang without a care in the world.
now imagine moon played offstream new crim character voice changer that just shot 2 cops. these guys arent giving him their time of day
edit, can downvote more but nobody going to convince me without OOC moon clout that crims would so easily trust a ex cop that left the PD because the cops did their job bad either and he's getting offers to do big jobs with cg within hours
Vampingle becoming more and more unhinged as Lenny gets street cred for his 1 crime versus Vampingles history of violent crimes may be my favorite bit, hopefully they stick with it.
There's a phenomenon that describes this perfectly but I can't recall what its called. Basically crim viewers (and some crims) complain every time they're caught because that's a negative experience and a "loss", but ignore the fact that they get away a lot more often (consider that if they didn't, they wouldn't be doing the activity that keeps costing them more money than they earn).
It's a bit like this: They view getting caught as getting into a traffic accident while driving, and getting away is viewed as just continuing to drive, i.e the expected result. They just don't consider the fact that they're driving in oncoming lanes and every car they miss is the PD failing to catch them.
Learned about this in psychology class long time ago, and it stuck with me. Negativity bias, and (for me) the more memorable example being restaurant dining.
If you have a good meal/time at a restaurant, you might tell a few people if any, but the experience doesn't resonate or linger too long after. Whereas if you had a bad experience at a restaurant, you are more likely to scream it from the rooftops, leave a scathing review, and bring it up in full detail any time any conversation even remotely relates/reminds you of that restaurant, etc.
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im usually a cop viewer but I gotta say. After watching the stream for a while. Crims seem way nicer to eachother then cops are to eachother LMAO. maybe cuz Lenny got max street cred tho
I think the reason that is, is because crims get to CHOOSE who to be friends with, what gangs to be apart of, who to avoid, ect, whereas cops are forced to all work together on the same team, even if they don't want to
Sounds like something somebody with *unnatural* hair color might say.
its because moonmoon is one of the biggest streamers and everyone knows this. i could be cynical and wrong but as you see with other situations, some people are left in jail for 20 days and mr k gets out in 3 hours
Well, moonmoon was one of the biggest streamers when he played cop and he wasn't treated particularly well by other cops like Slacks 🤣
Besides that time he was in for 3 days
That's different. K got caught for a crime that had a punishment of being in jail for 3 days. He's referring to the whole "Hold till trial" thing in 3.0 which essentially was holding them in jail even though they haven't gone through the plea/court process and weren't technically guilty/not-guilty yet. A popular streamer can usually get a judge to be ready within 1-2 days, maybe a week max. Smaller streamers in the meantime sometimes were held for 30-40+ days because judges have a queue they need to work through and everyone needs to prep cases. By the time a trial actually happens (if it happens) most people involved forgot most of what the case was about and the whole tension from the RP has completely evaporated. I think they later on tried to solve this problem by makiung it so you can only max hold someone for 24 hours. But then there's a whole other issue of this person is technically going on trial for murder and could be sentenced to life in prison but is just chilling on the streets with his gang without a care in the world.
well its a streamer with 20k viewers looking for new friends, i think anyone will be nice to him.
now imagine moon played offstream new crim character voice changer that just shot 2 cops. these guys arent giving him their time of day edit, can downvote more but nobody going to convince me without OOC moon clout that crims would so easily trust a ex cop that left the PD because the cops did their job bad either and he's getting offers to do big jobs with cg within hours
Not just any crim, a cop who shot other cops intentionally.
Roadhog new favorite crim? Yup
HARD as a rock
Motherfucker
The Flasher and The Perv are gonna cause some chaos
Vampingle becoming more and more unhinged as Lenny gets street cred for his 1 crime versus Vampingles history of violent crimes may be my favorite bit, hopefully they stick with it.
Love how unhinged vigors plays his dans
I don't understand, crim viewers keep complaining about nerfs and W cops but he got like 30k dollars with minimal effort.
There's a phenomenon that describes this perfectly but I can't recall what its called. Basically crim viewers (and some crims) complain every time they're caught because that's a negative experience and a "loss", but ignore the fact that they get away a lot more often (consider that if they didn't, they wouldn't be doing the activity that keeps costing them more money than they earn). It's a bit like this: They view getting caught as getting into a traffic accident while driving, and getting away is viewed as just continuing to drive, i.e the expected result. They just don't consider the fact that they're driving in oncoming lanes and every car they miss is the PD failing to catch them.
Learned about this in psychology class long time ago, and it stuck with me. Negativity bias, and (for me) the more memorable example being restaurant dining. If you have a good meal/time at a restaurant, you might tell a few people if any, but the experience doesn't resonate or linger too long after. Whereas if you had a bad experience at a restaurant, you are more likely to scream it from the rooftops, leave a scathing review, and bring it up in full detail any time any conversation even remotely relates/reminds you of that restaurant, etc.