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| − | [[Image:101Bayshore.jpg|thumb|200px|right|101 Bayshore Avenue from the outside.]] |
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| − | '''101 Bayshore Avenue''' is an apartment unit and [[safehouse]] in [[Vice City in GTA III Era|Vice City]]. |
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| + | |name = 101 Bayshore Avenue |
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| + | |image = 101Bayshore.jpg |
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| + | |caption = 101 Bayshore Avenue as it appears in [[Grand Theft Auto:Vice City Stories]]. |
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| + | |aka = Phil's old house |
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| + | |games = ''[[Grand Theft Auto:Vice City Stories]]'' |
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| + | |style = Low-end apartment |
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| + | |garage = One vehicle |
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| + | |occupants = [[Victor Vance]] <small>(formerly)</small><br>[[Phil Cassidy]] <small>(formerly)</small> |
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| + | |Unlocked After = [[Conduct Unbecoming]]}}''' 101 Bayshore Avenue''' is an apartment unit and safehouse in [[Vice City in GTA III Era|Vice City]]. It is featured in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]]. [[Victor Vance]] obtains ownership of this safehouse after being kicked out of the [[Military|army]], and is the first safehouse that is owned by Vic. |
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== Description == |
== Description == |
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| + | 101 Bayshore Avenue is located in [[Viceport]] on a row of identical apartment units. It is basic, but very dialated. Inside, it has graffiti scrawled all over on the walls. It features a near-empty room, with access to health and save progress. It also features a balcony (which cannot be accessed), kitchen and a single bed and access to a single garage at the back of the property. It is marked with a large palm tree, colored lights on the balcony and a pink lawn flamingo. In the PS2 version only, a [[PCJ-600]] spawns to the immediate south of the building; it triggers the PS2-exclusive side challenge Playground on the Dock, but can be kept by the player. The street in front of the safehouse also regularly spawns the coveted bike. |
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| − | Being the only safehouse that the player can use immediately after being discharged by the Army during "[[Conduct Unbecoming]]" and losing access to the [[Barracks Safehouse|barracks safehouse]], 101 Bayshore Avenue is a very basic safehouse in [[Vice Port]], which interior consists of a nigh-empty room, a health pickup, a wardrobe selector, and a small garage up back. Being located in a row of identical apartment units, the location of the safehouse is visually marked with a pink lawn flamingo in the front and multicolored patio lighting on the balcony. |
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| − | The apartment was formerly owned by [[Phil Cassidy]] but was evicted by the [[Cholos]]. During the mission |
+ | It is the only safehouse that the player can use immediately after being discharged by the Army during "[[Conduct Unbecoming]]" (losing access to the [[Barracks Safehouse|barracks safehouse]] as a result). The apartment was formerly owned by [[Phil Cassidy]] but was evicted by the [[Cholos]]. During the mission [[Cleaning House]], the Cholos are seen partying at the house and Phil has left an unknown amount of cash inside. Victor raids the place, killing the Cholos and gets the money back as well as the house back to Phil. After being kicked out of the military and losing a place to stay, Phil hands the apartment to Victor. It is unknown if Victor is still at the ownership of this house after leaving Vice City in late [[1984]]. |
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| + | Unlike previous games in which the safehouse interiors are located elsewhere (such as [[Blue Hell]]), the 101 Bayshore Avenue safehouse appears to be actually located within the building, as street conditions outside - presence of cops, parked vehicles, etc. - remain visible from the windows inside. It's also possible to shoot people through the windows using the sniper rifle (though other firearms do not work). |
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| + | The bullet-proof [[Sanchez]] can be bought for [[$]]1,000 right outside this apartment in the PS2 verison. |
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| + | ==Gallery== |
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| + | 101 de Bayshore Avenue Interior.jpg|The 101 Bayshore Avenue's interior. |
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| + | CleaningHouse-GTAVCS3.jpg |
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| + | </gallery> |
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Revision as of 17:12, 6 January 2015
101 Bayshore Avenue is an apartment unit and safehouse in Vice City. It is featured in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories. Victor Vance obtains ownership of this safehouse after being kicked out of the army, and is the first safehouse that is owned by Vic.
Description
101 Bayshore Avenue is located in Viceport on a row of identical apartment units. It is basic, but very dialated. Inside, it has graffiti scrawled all over on the walls. It features a near-empty room, with access to health and save progress. It also features a balcony (which cannot be accessed), kitchen and a single bed and access to a single garage at the back of the property. It is marked with a large palm tree, colored lights on the balcony and a pink lawn flamingo. In the PS2 version only, a PCJ-600 spawns to the immediate south of the building; it triggers the PS2-exclusive side challenge Playground on the Dock, but can be kept by the player. The street in front of the safehouse also regularly spawns the coveted bike.
It is the only safehouse that the player can use immediately after being discharged by the Army during "Conduct Unbecoming" (losing access to the barracks safehouse as a result). The apartment was formerly owned by Phil Cassidy but was evicted by the Cholos. During the mission Cleaning House, the Cholos are seen partying at the house and Phil has left an unknown amount of cash inside. Victor raids the place, killing the Cholos and gets the money back as well as the house back to Phil. After being kicked out of the military and losing a place to stay, Phil hands the apartment to Victor. It is unknown if Victor is still at the ownership of this house after leaving Vice City in late 1984.
Unlike previous games in which the safehouse interiors are located elsewhere (such as Blue Hell), the 101 Bayshore Avenue safehouse appears to be actually located within the building, as street conditions outside - presence of cops, parked vehicles, etc. - remain visible from the windows inside. It's also possible to shoot people through the windows using the sniper rifle (though other firearms do not work).
The bullet-proof Sanchez can be bought for $1,000 right outside this apartment in the PS2 verison.
Gallery
