Maximum create radius + police map

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✠𝕯𝖆𝒛𝖆✠ Mar 10, 2011

119 inf + 2 police maps got me to 5.8Km!

What's the furthest?
👿Belial Mar 10, 2011

3.9 miles. You can do the conversion to lame metric if you want.
Ʈℍㅌ ʘㄕㅌℝ₳₮ミℝ Mar 10, 2011

U use metric in auz?
👿Belial Mar 10, 2011

krissharm wrote:
U use metric in auz?

Pretty much the while world does. I never understood why. Let's go to a distance system that is smaller so the #s are bigger? Just seems unneficient to me
мīм Mar 10, 2011

Yeah, it is so logical to get from miles to yards or feet, why would anybody use a different system. Of course everybody know that there is 1760 yards in mile or 5280 feet.
Let see, how many meters in a Km? Hum, I forgot.
✠𝕯𝖆𝒛𝖆✠ Mar 10, 2011

1000 meters to the kilometer. Hmm easy to remember? I think so.
But that's what I'm used to, everybody has their own ways.
мīм Mar 10, 2011

and that's the only virtue of the standard system, it's what people are used to.
randombloke Mar 10, 2011

🔥GOD of WAR🔥 wrote:
krissharm wrote:
U use metric in auz?

Pretty much the while world does. I never understood why. Let's go to a distance system that is smaller so the #s are bigger? Just seems unneficient to me
SI units are based on mathematical principles and are standardised across units. A metre is 1/10,000,000th of the arc from the north pole to the equator. Or something like that. A kg is equivalent to a litre of water. It beats old school systems based on the distance between your appendix to your kneecap which would be different for everyone. Saying that I'm still mainly imperial- miles, mph, stones and yards...
Knuck🍁Chuck Mar 10, 2011

How about Nautical miles...1,852 meters for a minute of latitude?
JmanX Mar 11, 2011

I'm never gonna know the conversion rate, but the metric system is a far superior system and makes more sense. It's based on a 10 base system.

Millimeter - 1/1,000th a meter
Centimeter - 1/100th a meter
Meter - base length
Kilometer - 1000 meters

It makes for much easier math and understanding instead of going

Inches - 1/12th a Foot
Foot - 1/3 a Yard
Yard - 1/1,760th a mile
Mile - 1/3 a League

Imperial measurement (what us Americans use) is way more convoluted and silly than metric. Although we'll never change over cause we're America damn it and we'll do it our own way! Americuh! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Primo Loco Mar 11, 2011

😵 brain just imploded
eviltink Mar 11, 2011

randombloke wrote:
🔥GOD of WAR🔥 wrote:
krissharm wrote:
U use metric in auz?

Pretty much the while world does. I never understood why. Let's go to a distance system that is smaller so the #s are bigger? Just seems unneficient to me
SI units are based on mathematical principles and are standardised across units. A metre is 1/10,000,000th of the arc from the north pole to the equator. Or something like that. A kg is equivalent to a litre of water. It beats old school systems based on the distance between your appendix to your kneecap which would be different for everyone. Saying that I'm still mainly imperial- miles, mph, stones and yards...
Again, I say, great minds...😹😹