[+++] When you use /res you will respond to the LAST dispatch call

[Charly]

My suggestion is pretty simple, the actual usage of the command /res is: /res <call id>, and when you use /res only a message appears on your screen: Usage: /res <call id>

What I'm suggesting is that when you use /res without a call ID you will automatically respond to the last dispatch call.

Example:

[10:50:51] Dispatch: Robbery in progress, 2 offenders. (!East LS Cluckin Bell) '/res 58' 486m
[10:50:58] Dispatch: Armed Robbery in progress, 6 offenders. (!Marina Offices) '/res 59' 900m
[10:51:03] The player uses /res
-He will respond to the last one, which means Marina Offices-
[10:51:04] Call responders: PlayerName,

I believe it could be useful to save some time when using this command, sometimes it's annoying to put a number when you could just use /res. Also it will make the command /res bind-able.

[NIGHTMARE]

It takes one second to put the number , you can't be so lazy to the point that you don't want to look at a number and type it in a command , I almost always use /res command when working as a cop and I think it's fine as it is.

Not needed.

[Sheriff]

This would make /res more used for sure, especially because people could bind it. Not that many people are using /res right now.

Supporting

[Charly]

I'm an ex law player and i'm using this thing I don't think this will be useful what if there is alot of criminals robbing in the stores it will show up ' /res ' only without any ID I think it will messed up,  its easy to type '/res id ' . 

You didn't understand my suggestion, the dispatch call will appear just as how it is right now, this means:
Dispatch: Robbery in progress, X offenders. (!Y Location) '/res Z' - where Z would be the call ID. Now, if you use /res instantly when the dispatch call comes, it'll automatically asign you to the last call.

It takes one second to put the number , you can't be so lazy to the point that you don't want to look at a number and type it in a command , I almost always use /res command when working as a cop and I think it's fine as it is.

Not needed.

Your logic about being lazy applies to every single command that can be binded. Such as /hide, /lock, /gc, etc... Yes, maybe it takes 1-2 second to look at the call ID and put it in the command, but why don't make it better?

This would make /res more used for sure, especially because people could bind it. Not that many people are using /res right now.

Supporting

Exactly, you got it.

[Ptole]

This would make /res more used for sure, especially because people could bind it. Not that many people are using /res right now.

Supporting

I'll be voting positive for exactly this reason. I'd totally bind this. Another nice addition might be random /res additions. For example when 3 bikers are wanted at their base a /res could be created for this.

[Sleuth]

That'd be a good addition. Especially about the part where you could bind /res , Hence you'd see the Armed Robbery dispatch then as you've already binded /res , You'd do it right away, Avoiding muliple dispatch calls that occur one after the another and this would make /res pretty useful and easy.

Positive.

[Soul]

It's very good idea using /res to respond last dispatch call.
First of all it will be very useful to do it fast also u can bind it with any key to make it fast EXAMPLE:bind ; /res
So it will be fast better than typing /res Num, I completely support this Idea
Positive

[mizoryyy]

This is a pretty simple but unique idea, it's a pain in the ass to have more than 10 cops in your hummer and you have to stop or crash every time I have to type a command really fast. Having the ability to bind it allows us to respond to dispatch calls a bit faster and smoother.

P.s. This wouldn't take a lot of time out of the developers, hence I am totally up for it.   

[Unity]

After reviewing your suggestion, we obtained the following results:

- 5 positive votes.
- 1 negative votes.
- 0 neutral votes.
 
The topic will remain as neutral priority

[mizoryyy]

After reviewing your suggestion, we obtained the following results:

- 5 positive votes.
- 2 negative votes.
- 0 neutral votes.
 
The topic will remain as neutral priority

I don't think Gunnar's post counts since he misunderstood the suggestion, please delete his post as it may misinform others. @Unity
 

[Atheer]

Of course I'd like to support that kind of suggestions because it's very simple and the '/res' command will be more useful and to transport by your vehicle as fast as you can if you don't know where the location is... Instead of using GPS you can use that command simply and of course people would bind that command to make it easier for them.

Positive 

[Scouter]

This is a great idea to me, this command will be more useable while patrolling around San Andreas by making a bind for this command so you don't have to type the number of the dispatch call anymore. I don't really see many people are using this feature, it makes us more lazy but although this is an improvement suggestion.

Upvoting

[Spider]

I personally don't care about the distance of the dispatch or the suspects in the reported area. I just want to respond that call and do my job as a police officer. While patrolling around in LS, when I get this message, I mostly collide or make an accident while typing the /res <CALL ID>. Would be really good to respond the latest dispatch without writing its ID. I'm not a developer but I know about programming a bit, so I don't think it would be hard for them to script it. This is like a toy for them. Positive.

[Phobia]

As someone regularly patrolling , this would prove to be a huge plus because whenever I see a dispatch messege , I would like to simple press a bind and respond to it , instead I have to type the command which while not a big issue becomes quite big if you are driving fast in LS especially when you collide with other cops. There is no harm in having this command as it will simply speed up the response time of cops.

[Unity]

Marked as medium priority