3. It Will Improve The Policing Element
We all love ratcheting up a five-star wanted level, hopping into the nearest car and leading the police on a merry dance as we speed through the streets casually tossing hand grenades out of the window and watching in amusement as cars catch fire and explode in our rear view mirror, it's one of the best ways to pass time in Grand Theft Auto. That being said, much like the AI activity in previous titles, policing has become a bit stale. It's simply a case of, "right, I have a two star wanted level, this is only going to end with one of us being shot to death." That's basically the extent of police work in the franchise. The cops only try to arrest you if you have a one-star wanted level. By including guard dogs such as Chop the Rottweiler however, wanted levels and policing in the game will be lent a whole new dimension. Instead of squad cars chasing us down the streets, now we will have police dogs snapping at our heels as we try to flee on foot. If we're taken down by a Rottweiler, it will make arresting us all that more easy for the pursuing officer. It makes messing with the cops all that more fun and trying to evade the police will no longer be limited to the same old experience of simply hopping into a car and speeding away.