County Sheriff

Run a rural county as sheriff in GTA V Legacy Story Mode. Meet your deputies, take repeatable assignments, trade used cars, care for your ranch, and build friendships or optional fade-to-black romance. Sheriff duties can be played independently of romance.

Version 0.2.0 adds an accessible dispatch interior with mission boards. Take parking enforcement, investigate and recover a stolen vehicle, or examine dealership fraud, restrain a cooperative suspect, transport them and finish booking. Complete your report indoors to earn money, rank and town trust. Cancel an unfinished job at the board without a reward.

Inspect used-car offers and negotiate a lower purchase price. Keep several vehicles in your garage, select one to retrieve, repair it for the quoted cost, and resell it at its condition-based value. Town trust improves discounts, repairs raise resale value, and engine damage lowers condition. Existing County Sheriff saves are supported.

Required installed games: Grand Theft Auto V Legacy 1.0.3889.0, Police Chief Simulator, Car Dealer Simulator, Cowboy Life Simulator, and Sex King: From Rags to Sexcess. The mashup reads selected rules and profiles from your own copies. Police Chief provides quest policies, Car Dealer provides catalog prices and condition distributions, Cowboy Life provides pasture and feed rules, and Sex King provides relationship profiles. Repair costs and discount tuning are original County Sheriff rules.

The game uses stock GTA models: catalog cars use the Sultan body, and the Sandy Shores station entry connects to the Mission Row dispatch interior. Source games' graphics are not included.

Single-player GTA V Legacy Story Mode only. Melty installs the included readers and runtimes, prepares the owned game rules, and launches Story Mode through Steam. F7 opens the panel, 7/8/9 travel to station/ranch/dealer, E interacts, and 0 travels to the current assignment. Normal GTA controls drive and exit vehicles.

Credit: xSBGx Beast. Original project code: All rights reserved; remixes off. Dependency authors and licenses are credited in the package.