Priority Call & Priority Cooldown

To manage high-intensity events, we utilize a "Priority" system. This ensures that major scenarios, such as heists or multi-unit police chases, have the server resources and participant attention they deserve without constant interference.

• Initiating a Priority: A "Priority" must be called via the designated command or channel before commencing a major criminal event. This notifies the server that a high-stakes scene is underway and allows for appropriate resource allocation.

• PIP (Priority in Progress): Once a priority is active, the scene is considered "Priority in Progress." All players not directly involved must avoid the area and refrain from interfering with the ongoing event.

• PCD (Priority Cooldown): After a priority scenario concludes, a mandatory "Priority Cooldown" begins. During this period, no further major, server-wide priority events may be initiated. This prevents "chain-robbing" and allows for the cooling down of the city's economy and law enforcement operations.

• Resource Management: Priorities are meant to be special events. They should be planned and executed with high-quality roleplay, not spammed to keep LEOs or other groups occupied.