Most people don't want the troublemakers to ruin their good time and get carnival banned forever. I've had fist bumps from people when I'm in full L2 gear and they felt comfortable to tell me, "Officer, can you watch that girl over there, she's really drunk and I think she's vulnerable?" or "Officer, there's a fight around the corner".
People will disagree with me but I've seen it from both sides. A lot of officers hate carnival and that's fine but they're agitated before they even step on the carrier. Then when it's time to get serious, get serious.īetari's box applies more than ever here. You don't have to dance but just relax a little, smile, nod your head a little to the music if you like it. Trust me, if you stand there scowling like 90% of officers, you're gonna have a shit time guaranteed.
It makes people feel at ease when they're already gonna be on edge seeing you there. At times, it's a war zone and people go absolutely feral, doing things that they wouldn't do the next day (like shitting on someone's doorstep) BUT there are still some things to love and a lot of people are just there to enjoy themselves and they love to see an officer who looks like they're happy to be there. Then I became a police officer and I saw the other side of it. Multiple fires ensure more water being boiled. If not for accidentally breaking them during fights, you'll need multiple bonfires and campsites around your living areas.
I'm of Black Caribbean descent and I grew up going to carnival. In general, the most important Survival Guide tabs to focus on when you first load into the game are Fire, Food and Water, and Traps. Unpopular opinion: Try and enjoy it where you can. As the cells fill up throughout the day, you'll be sent to custody suites further afield.
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