Police vs Navy

[Hemlocke]

I mean, Rogues in the original game were these little pests, but in Disco they behave like a fulll military in constat war with Liberty, flying Scyllas and all that. If Police are not brought to that level...

So you clearly have no idea what Rogues actually are, since they are in no way even remotely militaristic. Never have or had been, never can or will be.

Police don't need to be brought to the same level, as they're already far more organized than the largest criminal group they face in Liberty, have weaponry that isn't jerry-rigged, have ships that aren't gonna fall apart on the pilot, have the lane network to pinpoint pirates and smugglers. Something the Rogues are forced to rely on the Lane Hackers for, since they don't have that. The Police rely on no one to do their job.

Rogue pilots in comparison to Police pilots have no training, typically dumb as rocks and the Rogues main tactic is overwhelming their enemy with numbers alone, which is why they're just pests, the moment a skilled force matches them in number, they crumble. Thus why they're simply vassals of the Outcasts, as they could never truly stand on their own when it came time to bite a bullet. At least not if they wished to keep their current size as the main motivating factor between them is their allegiance to the Outcasts and their wish to take over Liberty. The most basic ideology of pack mentality, us versus them.

Along the lines of behaving like a full military, you have a very broken view of the game. Having cruisers does not equate to militaristic behavior, all it takes is a semi-competent captain, loading up a bunch of borderline mentally impaired gun crazies into turret control, and launching, then floating into space with whatever other pack mentality crazies decided to follow the big ship. Following that logic, that would make literally every faction, military or otherwise that has a cruiser, a military. Which just isn't the case.

Along more of the topic at hand, police and military, are entirely different. Military Police are also different from both respectively, as they draw aspects from each without being one. Both can do the other's job in a different capacity, both serve their house walking a different path and taking orders from different styled superiors. One deals with a ton of legal bull on the civilian level, the other is typically stricter with their schedules and days, and are held to a much higher standard, and patrol more crucial and higher tier security locations that police wouldn't have access to.