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| + | [[Image:DragonHeartPlaza-GTA4-exterior.jpg|thumb|280px|right|The Dragon Heart Plaza in ''Grand Theft Auto IV'', as viewed to the southwest.]] |
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| − | The '''Dragon Heart Plaza '''is a [[Algonquin Triads|Triad]] owned club that is under construction in [[Chinatown, Algonquin]] in 2008. |
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| + | The '''Dragon Heart Plaza''' (龍心廣場) is a commercial building featured in the ''[[Grand Theft Auto IV]]'' and ''[[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars|Chinatown Wars]]'' renditions of [[Liberty City in GTA IV Era|Liberty City]]. |
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| + | ==Description== |
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| + | Located in [[Chinatown, Algonquin|Chinatown]], [[Algonquin]] and bordered by Diamond St, Albany Ave and Bismarck Ave, the Dragon Heart Plaza is a massive multi-storey building with an evidently Oriental architectural design, being based on the real-life [http://www.nychinatown.org/storefronts/canal/241canal.html 241 Canal Street] (former Golden Pacific National Bank) in New York City's [[wp:Chinatown, Manhattan|Chinatown]]. Being situated within [[Algonquin Triads|Triad]] territory, the building is owned by the Triads, and was intended to be used to house a Triad club, which had only begun to be set up in 2008. |
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| − | ;The Lost and Damned |
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| − | *[[This Shit's Cursed]] |
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| + | The building is originally devoid of any interiors in ''Grand Theft Auto IV'', but was modified as new episodic titles for ''Grand Theft Auto IV'' were released. In ''[[The Lost and Damned]]'', one interior possibly illustrating the Triad's unfinished club area was added for use in a cinematic sequence of "[[This Shit's Cursed]]", but is not accessible in gameplay. In ''[[The Ballad of Gay Tony]]'', the extent of the building's interior is drastically expanded, encompassing four floors (the first floor is a cramped mall occupied by shops and [[Vending Machines|vending machines]]; the second floor is occupied by an office; the third and fourth floors are being renovated, with the unfinished Triad club on the fourth floor); the player can access the building's interior at any time of the game at the Albany Avenue side. |
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| − | ;The Ballad of Gay Tony |
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| − | *[[Chinese Takeout]] |
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| + | ==Prominent Appearances in Missions== |
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| + | In ''The Lost and Damned'', the unfinished club area is used as a venue during "[[This Shit's Cursed]]" for [[Johnny Klebitz]] and [[Jim Fitzgerald]] to return a shipment of heroin to the [[Triad Boss]] in exchange for a sum of money, which quickly turned sour; the duo is forced to flee outside along the upper regions of the building before escaping onto an adjoining construction site. |
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| ⚫ | In ''The Ballad of Gay Tony'', the Triad Boss is revealed during "[[Chinese Takeout]]" to have difficulty acquiring a liquor license for the club. [[Rocco Pelosi]] insists that [[Gay Tony]] and [[Luis Fernando Lopez|Luis Lopez]] can grant him this; although when it turns out Gay Tony and Luis can't afford to, the Triads attack, the two shoot their way out down the building's interior and escape. |
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* The Dragon Heart Plaza is one of the places that [[Brucie Kibbutz]] will ask [[Niko Bellic]] to fly to during a Helicopter Friend Activity. |
* The Dragon Heart Plaza is one of the places that [[Brucie Kibbutz]] will ask [[Niko Bellic]] to fly to during a Helicopter Friend Activity. |
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| − | * A [[Faggio]] wanted by [[Stevie]] can be found opposite the plaza. It's unique because of its green and black color scheme. |
+ | * A [[Faggio]] wanted by [[Stevie]] in ''Grand Theft Auto IV'' can be found opposite the plaza. It's unique because of its green and black color scheme. |
| + | * The Dragon Heart Plaza has a plethora of fragile materials lying about inside like plaster, bags of cement, glass, even ceiling tiles can be broken. |
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| + | * When you enter the building, [[The Beat 102.7]] can be heard. |
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Revision as of 04:42, 13 January 2014
The Dragon Heart Plaza in Grand Theft Auto IV, as viewed to the southwest.
The Dragon Heart Plaza (龍心廣場) is a commercial building featured in the Grand Theft Auto IV and Chinatown Wars renditions of Liberty City.
Description
Located in Chinatown, Algonquin and bordered by Diamond St, Albany Ave and Bismarck Ave, the Dragon Heart Plaza is a massive multi-storey building with an evidently Oriental architectural design, being based on the real-life 241 Canal Street (former Golden Pacific National Bank) in New York City's Chinatown. Being situated within Triad territory, the building is owned by the Triads, and was intended to be used to house a Triad club, which had only begun to be set up in 2008.
The building is originally devoid of any interiors in Grand Theft Auto IV, but was modified as new episodic titles for Grand Theft Auto IV were released. In The Lost and Damned, one interior possibly illustrating the Triad's unfinished club area was added for use in a cinematic sequence of "This Shit's Cursed", but is not accessible in gameplay. In The Ballad of Gay Tony, the extent of the building's interior is drastically expanded, encompassing four floors (the first floor is a cramped mall occupied by shops and vending machines; the second floor is occupied by an office; the third and fourth floors are being renovated, with the unfinished Triad club on the fourth floor); the player can access the building's interior at any time of the game at the Albany Avenue side.
Prominent Appearances in Missions
In The Lost and Damned, the unfinished club area is used as a venue during "This Shit's Cursed" for Johnny Klebitz and Jim Fitzgerald to return a shipment of heroin to the Triad Boss in exchange for a sum of money, which quickly turned sour; the duo is forced to flee outside along the upper regions of the building before escaping onto an adjoining construction site.
In The Ballad of Gay Tony, the Triad Boss is revealed during "Chinese Takeout" to have difficulty acquiring a liquor license for the club. Rocco Pelosi insists that Gay Tony and Luis Lopez can grant him this; although when it turns out Gay Tony and Luis can't afford to, the Triads attack, the two shoot their way out down the building's interior and escape.
Trivia
- The Dragon Heart Plaza is one of the places that Brucie Kibbutz will ask Niko Bellic to fly to during a Helicopter Friend Activity.
- A Faggio wanted by Stevie in Grand Theft Auto IV can be found opposite the plaza. It's unique because of its green and black color scheme.
- The Dragon Heart Plaza has a plethora of fragile materials lying about inside like plaster, bags of cement, glass, even ceiling tiles can be broken.
- When you enter the building, The Beat 102.7 can be heard.