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Quiz about This is the Police 2 on Funtrivia
Quiz about This is the Police 2 on Funtrivia

"This is the Police 2" on Funtrivia Quiz


From Freeburg to Sharpwood we go, as Jack Boyd attempts to help clean up crime. See what you know about this game, for the PS4, PS5, and various mobile devices.

A multiple-choice quiz by cavalier87. Estimated time: 5 mins.
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Author
cavalier87
Time
5 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
405,302
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Tough
Avg Score
6 / 10
Plays
91
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Question 1 of 10
1. One of the key differences between this game and its predecessor is what exactly defines a "skilled officer." An officer beyond the professionalism rating of 150 in "This is the Police" was considered 'skilled'. For that to be the case here, what else must that officer have? Hint


Question 2 of 10
2. Cosmetics take up some importance in this game as well. What is the difference between a police officer who wears a hat and one who doesn't? Hint


Question 3 of 10
3. Before long, the player will acquire access to many utilities- skill boosters, stamina healers, vendors and more. However, one of these vendors isn't the most reliable and will sometimes completely fail to accomplish a single thing, apart from take Jack's money for services rendered. Which vendor is unreliable in this way? Hint


Question 4 of 10
4. In the first game, Jack's boss was the mayor of Freeburg. Who is his boss in this game? Hint


Question 5 of 10
5. As it would happen, Jack is working under a different identity in Sharpwood. What is his fake name? Hint


Question 6 of 10
6. One dangerous man, Mr Fry, knows who Jack is and heavily blackmails him. Jack is to perform this service for Mr Fry once every week for one month, or Fry will report him to the federal government. What does Jack have to do? Hint


Question 7 of 10
7. In the middle of the game, a former military officer by the name of Britt Carter and Jack engage in a challenge. Carter temporarily takes over one half of the police department, and the two have a contest to see who can manage their half better. No matter what the outcome of the contest is, what will always happen? Hint


Question 8 of 10
8. Back in Freeburg, Jack's former friend, turned enemy Prosecutor Lana Sherman is addressed by a judge, who promptly suspends her from her duties as Prosector. The judge cites it as a "conflict of interest." Why does he do this? Hint


Question 9 of 10
9. In "This is the Police" the police officers were aided by the SWAT team. In the sequel, there appears to be no SWAT team in Sharpwood. However, for heavier hitting crime, there is still one non-police officer unit who can be used on a limited basis. What unit is this? Hint


Question 10 of 10
10. Unlike its predecessor, this game has also removed dedicated Detectives from Investigation missions. What unit takes the place of Detectives? Hint



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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. One of the key differences between this game and its predecessor is what exactly defines a "skilled officer." An officer beyond the professionalism rating of 150 in "This is the Police" was considered 'skilled'. For that to be the case here, what else must that officer have?

Answer: High skill ratings

It is entirely possible to have an officer with a professionalism rating of 5 be more useful than one with a professionalism rating of over a thousand. Every officer has five skills: Strength, Speed, Intelligence, Stealth and Negotiation. Each of these skills can have up to three points each; the more, the better.

When responding to crime, high skill ratings are needed to ensure the officer can properly deal with the threat on hand. These skill ratings can be enhanced either through Training mode, Tactical missions, or via level ups the officer receives for every 50 professionalism points they acquire while being a member of the force.
2. Cosmetics take up some importance in this game as well. What is the difference between a police officer who wears a hat and one who doesn't?

Answer: Hat wearers are loyal to Jack

A cop without a hat will sometimes disobey an order Jack gives. They will also refuse to work two days in a row, and the player cannot control them on tactical missions, causing them to potentially become enormous liabilities. Hat wearers will always show up to work as long as they have enough stamina, will never disobey an order Jack gives, and are manually controlled by the player in tactical missions.
3. Before long, the player will acquire access to many utilities- skill boosters, stamina healers, vendors and more. However, one of these vendors isn't the most reliable and will sometimes completely fail to accomplish a single thing, apart from take Jack's money for services rendered. Which vendor is unreliable in this way?

Answer: Alcohol treatment

Some police officers are chronic drunks, will frequently report to work drunk, and will put themselves and others at risk when sent on the road to respond to crime. Alcohol treatment costs $750, though it has a 2/3 chance of failing to actually cure a cop's alcoholism. Every other vendor in the game is to be trusted however, as they will always accomplish whatever it is they are tasked to do.
4. In the first game, Jack's boss was the mayor of Freeburg. Who is his boss in this game?

Answer: The sheriff of Sharpwood

Jack acts as Sheriff Lilly Reed's deputy.
5. As it would happen, Jack is working under a different identity in Sharpwood. What is his fake name?

Answer: Warren Nash

On the run from Freeburg law, Jack moved to Sharpwood under a different name. Only a very small selection of people know who he actually is in the city.
6. One dangerous man, Mr Fry, knows who Jack is and heavily blackmails him. Jack is to perform this service for Mr Fry once every week for one month, or Fry will report him to the federal government. What does Jack have to do?

Answer: Pay him

Jack agrees to pay Mr Fry a total of $80,000 over the course of one month in return for his Silence. A sum of $20,000 is due on every Monday in December.
7. In the middle of the game, a former military officer by the name of Britt Carter and Jack engage in a challenge. Carter temporarily takes over one half of the police department, and the two have a contest to see who can manage their half better. No matter what the outcome of the contest is, what will always happen?

Answer: Carter will be killed

Regardless of the outcome, a heavily annoyed Jack will call in a favor from the mafia- that end up kidnapping Carter and hanging him by a noose in a tree in his own backyard. Jack does this because he feels Carter will end up gaining Sheriff Lilly's favor and will result in him getting let go.
8. Back in Freeburg, Jack's former friend, turned enemy Prosecutor Lana Sherman is addressed by a judge, who promptly suspends her from her duties as Prosector. The judge cites it as a "conflict of interest." Why does he do this?

Answer: He believes Lana is in love with Jack

He cites numerous phone calls Lana had with Jack before the two became enemies. These phone calls definitely did suggest Lana had a crush on Jack, and that perhaps those feelings were returned. As Jack is wanted by the law, the judge feels the case is a conflict of interest and orders Lana to be suspended from her job until the case is resolved.
9. In "This is the Police" the police officers were aided by the SWAT team. In the sequel, there appears to be no SWAT team in Sharpwood. However, for heavier hitting crime, there is still one non-police officer unit who can be used on a limited basis. What unit is this?

Answer: Sniper

The Sniper cannot be used in tactical missions, nor can their stamina be restored, and they do not have professionalism points or skill ratings. The Sniper also never shows up to work drunk, never fails to report to work in general, never refuses any orders, and will always gain back 100% of their stamina on each day.

However, in particularly large crime, such as armed robberies, mass riots or hostage situations, they can provide useful cover fire and lethal accuracy that can be the difference between a failed mission that results in the deaths of dozens, and successful missions with no or limited casualties.

The Sniper can accompany the police on no more than two missions per day.
10. Unlike its predecessor, this game has also removed dedicated Detectives from Investigation missions. What unit takes the place of Detectives?

Answer: Police officers

Cops pull double duty, though they are exempt from field work by default if asked to spend the day finding clues and evidence for an Investigation. Doing this reduces a police officer's stamina by half their maximum amount regardless of whether they found no clues or evidence, or found a lot of clues or evidence.
Source: Author cavalier87

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