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quote: Originally posted by bipolarbear
Yes, at the police station, after completing one of the later missions w/ Lance which requires one. |
Oh, I never checked to see if it was still there after completing the mission.
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quote: Originally posted by Skanky Burns
I did it the old-fashoned way. I killed heaps of civilians until police turned up. Then I started killing them too until I got 6 stars. I destroyed the first lots of military troop carriers and soon a tank arrived. After shooting them (first, otherwise they kill you with a second burst fire from their gun) I jumped in the tank and then grabbed the 6 police bribes I just happened to have outside my save-area. Hooray. |
How did you get 6 police bribes outside your save area?
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quote: Originally posted by Skanky Burns
GTA3 only. You do vigilante missions on all 3 islands, 10 missions on each island gets you a bribe at your hideout, maximum of 2 bribes earnt per island.
For Vice City, you just have to learn the locations of the bribes, unfortunately. |
Ah. I didn't realize you were talking about GTA3.
After playing Vice City I just can't go back to GTA3.
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quote: Originally posted by bipolarbear
Ditto, I started on Vice City, and never really could stand gta3, it is jst wayy too dark in the city for me. I was always squinting, even with the settings all the way up. |
I messed around with GTA3 on a friend's playstation2 before Vice City came out and liked it, but then there was a long gap in between that and playing Vice City so I didn't notice the differences until I went back to GTA3 after playing Vice City. I agree that GTA3 is too dark, and I also think the city streets are less distinctive and therefore harder to navigate.
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quote: Originally posted by General Ludd
I experienced the opposite, actually. I can never find my way around Vice City, but in GTA3 I was able to make a mental map and memorize where everything was quite quickly. |
This is probably due to the fact that I've played Vice City a lot more than GTA3, but I still found the streets in GTA3 to have a more similar look than in Vice City. Also the roads in Vice City are smoother and more realistic. In GTA3 almost every crossroad that is on a downhill ends up bottoming out your vehicle.
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Then again, Vice City doesn't have as many hills as GTA3.
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Just let me get this straight...which game do you think has nicer cars and better radio stations?
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Oh, ok. Now I see what you were saying.
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What's the most hidden packages anyone here has got?
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What do you get for getting all 100?
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