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  1. Found some new bugs in the recent (but beautiful) update. 1. The usual new mission bug (can't shut the gas canister in "release of toxic chemical" 2. Airport collision has irrecoverable errors (no matter how many times you spam retry) 3. VIP escort doesn't let you command vehicles (yet you can spawn them in) 4. All paramedics inside the medical heli exit after transporting the patient to the hospital (idk if this a bug or not but it's irritating) 5. LA county FD equipped with SCBA's (from the spawn unit menu) dont get registered into the game. Found this out while i played the tunnel accident. 6. Encountered a real strange one while I played the witness protection mission (vanilla mission for those who might confuse it with the VIP). Rapid deployment and mounting the water cannon on one of the engines caused every unit (including personnel) to go invisible 7. Telling a police unit to pursue causes the game to crash (only happened once so far but im posting here just in case someone else can confirm it) --------------------------- suggestions: CHP station (obviously it will be small like the sheriffs office. maybe it can be placed up on the hill?) Train collision call
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  2. Hey! I'm loving this mod, a suggestion though, maybe you fellas at Project Nostalgia can add a tank wagon? I would think it would be quite efficient, especially with the 3 forest areas around the map. Off the top of my head here is information about them if you are not familiar: Tank wagons (officially called as "tank wagons") were the tankers of the Los Angeles Fire Department, dating back to the 1930s, and in service to this day (LAFD currently has 2 tankers per Wikipedia). Tank Wagons of the 50s-80s generally had 350-2500 gallons on them depending on the make/model This one, Tanker 97 has 600 gallons on it, really for brush fires with smaller hoses, it also has a bunch of supply line, and I believe two handline hookups, used by the mountain patrol. http://www.usfirepolice.net/ca_california/ca_lafd/ca_los_angeles_retired_tanker_97_(2)-1.jpg This on the other hand has 2500 gallons of water on it, with a little more supply line but the same amount of handlines able to get pulled off of it, 2-3 connectors, way higher capacity pump and tank, this was used by a station that was closer to the brush, but not a fully fledged mountain patrol truck. http://www.usfirepolice.net/ca_california/ca_lafd/ca_los_angeles_retired_tanker_39_(2)-1.jpg
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