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== Description ==
 
== Description ==
First introduced in [[Grand Theft Auto 1]], the pickup is intended as an cost-free alternative to respraying the player's vehicle at a [[Spray Shop|spray shop]], although its scarcity makes the tactic more difficult unless the player memorizes their locations. Police bribe locations vary widely, with some showing up in obvious locations, while others are well hidden from plain view. Some require performing a jump in an automobile to reach, as they are positioned at a slight altitude, and inaccessible on-foot.
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First introduced in [[Grand Theft Auto 1]], the pickup is intended as an cost-free alternative to respraying the player's vehicle at a [[Spray Shop|spray shop]], although its scarcity makes the tactic more difficult unless the player memorizes their locations. Police bribe locations vary widely, with some showing up in obvious locations, while others are well hidden from plain view. Some require performing a jump in an automobile to reach, as they are positioned at a slight altitude, and inaccessible on-foot. The pickup is absent in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]] and [[Grand Theft Auto V]], as revamped wanted level systems in these games render the bribe redundant.
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==2D Universe==
   
 
In its first appearance in GTA 1, the bribe assumed the appearance of a spinning gold coin that will eliminate the whole of the player's present wanted level. In GTA 2, it appears as a rotating dollar-shaped pickup, with the same function as the GTA 1 pickup.
 
In its first appearance in GTA 1, the bribe assumed the appearance of a spinning gold coin that will eliminate the whole of the player's present wanted level. In GTA 2, it appears as a rotating dollar-shaped pickup, with the same function as the GTA 1 pickup.
   
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==3D Universe==
In GTA III era games, the bribe appears as a rotating, star-shaped police badge pickup and will reduce the player's wanted level by one star when picked up; once the player obtains the bribe, his/her wanted level will be immediately reduced by one star. However, any higher-level police presence ([[SWAT]] or [[Federal Bureau of Investigation|FBI]] for example) in the area prior to obtaining the bribe will continue to pursue the player (assuming a wanted level is still in place), but more of such vehicles will no longer appear. The one exception is the [[Police Maverick]], which will disengage from pursuit of a player with a 3-star wanted level upon obtaining a police bribe (reducing his/her wanted level to 2 stars).
 
   
 
In 3D Universe games, the bribe appears as a rotating, star-shaped police badge pickup and will reduce the player's wanted level by one star when picked up; once the player obtains the bribe, his/her wanted level will be immediately reduced by one star. However, any higher-level police presence ([[SWAT]] or [[Federal Bureau of Investigation|FBI]] for example) in the area prior to obtaining the bribe will continue to pursue the player (assuming a [[Wanted Level in GTA III Era|wanted level]] is still in place), but more of such vehicles will no longer appear. The one exception is the [[Police Maverick]], which will disengage from pursuit of a player with a 3-star wanted level upon obtaining a police bribe (reducing their wanted level to 2 stars). In the GTA III era, some bribe stars are placed in positions that require the player to execute a jump with a vehicle in order to obtain it.
The pickup is absent in both [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]], as revamped wanted level systems render the bribe redundant.
 
   
 
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{| align="center"
|<gallery width="auto" perrow="5" style="font-size:95%; padding:0;" widths="120">
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|<gallery width="auto" perrow="3" style="font-size:95%; padding:0;" widths="120" orientation="square">
 
bribe_gta1.gif|A police bribe in Grand Theft Auto.
 
bribe_gta1.gif|A police bribe in Grand Theft Auto.
Cop Bribe (GTA2) (pickup).png|A "Cop Bribe" in GTA 2.
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Cop Bribe (GTA2) (pickup).png|A "Cop Bribe" in Grand Theft Auto 2.
Policebribe-GTA3.jpg|A police bribe in GTA III, distinctive by it's green glow.
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Policebribe-GTA3.jpg|A police bribe in Grand Theft Auto III, distinctive by its green glow.
Policebribe-GTAVC.jpg|A police bribe in GTA Vice City.
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Policebribe-GTAVC.jpg|A police bribe in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City.
Policebribe-GTASA.jpg|A police bribe in GTA San Andreas.
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Policebribe-GTASA.jpg|A police bribe in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
Bribe-Advance.jpg|A police bribe in GTA Advance.
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Bribe-Advance.jpg|A police bribe in Grand Theft Auto Advance.
 
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</gallery>
 
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'''[[Portland Island]]'''
 
'''[[Portland Island]]'''
 
*[[Saint Marks]]
 
*[[Saint Marks]]
*[[Chinatown, Liberty City|Chinatown]] (x3)
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*[[Chinatown, Portland Island|Chinatown]] (x3)
 
*[[Callahan Point]]
 
*[[Callahan Point]]
 
*[[Portland Harbor]]
 
*[[Portland Harbor]]
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*[[Ocean Beach]]
 
*[[Ocean Beach]]
   
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[[File:Gta_sa_j.jpg|thumb|Cop bribes map(GTA SA)]]
 
===GTA San Andreas===
 
===GTA San Andreas===
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'''[[Los Santos]]'''
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'''[[Los Santos (3D Universe)|Los Santos]]'''
 
*[[Las Colinas]] (x2)
 
*[[Las Colinas]] (x2)
*[[East Los Santos]]
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*[[East Los Santos (3D Universe)|East Los Santos]]
 
*[[Ganton]]
 
*[[Ganton]]
 
*[[Ocean Docks]] (x2)
 
*[[Ocean Docks]] (x2)
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*[[Mulholland]]
 
*[[Mulholland]]
 
*[[Rodeo]]
 
*[[Rodeo]]
*[[Vinewood]]
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*[[Vinewood (3D Universe)|Vinewood]]
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*[[Market]]
   
 
'''[[Red County]]'''
 
'''[[Red County]]'''
 
*[[Montgomery Intersection]]
 
*[[Montgomery Intersection]]
 
*Outside [[Fern Ridge]]
 
*Outside [[Fern Ridge]]
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*[[Catalina]] 's Ranch(invisible)
 
*[[Blueberry]]
 
*[[Blueberry]]
 
*[[Blueberry Acres]]
 
*[[Blueberry Acres]]
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*[[Angel Pine]]
 
*[[Angel Pine]]
   
'''[[San Fierro]]'''
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'''[[San Fierro (3D Universe)|San Fierro]]'''
 
*[[Foster Valley]] (x2)
 
*[[Foster Valley]] (x2)
 
*[[Missionary Hill]]
 
*[[Missionary Hill]]
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*Far northeast of Verdant Meadows
 
*Far northeast of Verdant Meadows
   
'''[[Las Venturas]]'''
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'''[[Las Venturas (3D Universe)|Las Venturas]]'''
 
*[[Julius Thruway#Julius Thruway East|Julius Thruway East]] (x2)
 
*[[Julius Thruway#Julius Thruway East|Julius Thruway East]] (x2)
 
*[[The Emerald Isle]]
 
*[[The Emerald Isle]]
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*[[Hepburn Heights]]
 
*[[Hepburn Heights]]
 
*[[Saint Marks]] (x2)
 
*[[Saint Marks]] (x2)
*[[Chinatown, Liberty City|Chinatown]]
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*[[Chinatown, Portland Island|Chinatown]]
 
*[[Trenton]]
 
*[[Trenton]]
 
*[[Portland Harbor]]
 
*[[Portland Harbor]]
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*[[Washington Beach]] (x2)
 
*[[Washington Beach]] (x2)
 
*[[Ocean Beach]]
 
*[[Ocean Beach]]
 
 
[[Category:Pickups]]
 
[[Category:Pickups]]
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[[Category:Pickups in GTA 1]]
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[[Category:Pickups in GTA 2]]
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[[Category:Pickups in GTA III]]
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[[Category:Pickups in GTA: Vice City]]
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[[Category:Pickups in GTA: San Andreas]]
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[[Category:Pickups in GTA: Liberty City Stories]]
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[[Category:Pickups in GTA: Vice City Stories]]

Revision as of 16:17, 24 February 2014

A police bribe is a pickup in the Grand Theft Auto series intended to eliminate the player's wanted level.

Description

First introduced in Grand Theft Auto 1, the pickup is intended as an cost-free alternative to respraying the player's vehicle at a spray shop, although its scarcity makes the tactic more difficult unless the player memorizes their locations. Police bribe locations vary widely, with some showing up in obvious locations, while others are well hidden from plain view. Some require performing a jump in an automobile to reach, as they are positioned at a slight altitude, and inaccessible on-foot. The pickup is absent in Grand Theft Auto IV, Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars and Grand Theft Auto V, as revamped wanted level systems in these games render the bribe redundant.

2D Universe

In its first appearance in GTA 1, the bribe assumed the appearance of a spinning gold coin that will eliminate the whole of the player's present wanted level. In GTA 2, it appears as a rotating dollar-shaped pickup, with the same function as the GTA 1 pickup.

3D Universe

In 3D Universe games, the bribe appears as a rotating, star-shaped police badge pickup and will reduce the player's wanted level by one star when picked up; once the player obtains the bribe, his/her wanted level will be immediately reduced by one star. However, any higher-level police presence (SWAT or FBI for example) in the area prior to obtaining the bribe will continue to pursue the player (assuming a wanted level is still in place), but more of such vehicles will no longer appear. The one exception is the Police Maverick, which will disengage from pursuit of a player with a 3-star wanted level upon obtaining a police bribe (reducing their wanted level to 2 stars). In the GTA III era, some bribe stars are placed in positions that require the player to execute a jump with a vehicle in order to obtain it.

Locations

GTA III

Portland Island

Staunton Island

Shoreside Vale

GTA Vice City

Gta sa j

Cop bribes map(GTA SA)

GTA San Andreas

Los Santos

Red County

Whetstone

San Fierro

Tierra Robada

Bone County

Las Venturas

GTA Liberty City Stories

Portland Island

Staunton Island

Shoreside Vale

GTA Vice City Stories