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[[Image:Les Cargo (GTA3).jpg|thumb|350px|Les Cargo docked in [[Portland Harbor]] in GTA III.]] |
[[Image:Les Cargo (GTA3).jpg|thumb|350px|Les Cargo docked in [[Portland Harbor]] in GTA III.]] |
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| − | '''Les Cargo''' is a cargo ship in [[Grand Theft Auto III]] and in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]]. Its port of registry is [[Liberty City |
+ | '''Les Cargo''' is a cargo ship in [[Grand Theft Auto III]] and in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]]. Its port of registry is [[Liberty City (3D Universe)|Liberty City]] itself. |
== Description == |
== Description == |
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| − | By 2001, GTA III's timeline, the ship is owned by |
+ | By 2001, GTA III's timeline, the ship is owned by the [[Colombian Cartel]] and is seen docked in [[Portland Harbor]]. The ship is appears severely run down (with a bent transmission tower and a partially demolished superstructure) as it is used as the hidden factory for their drug, [[SPANK]]. In the mission [[Bomb Da Base Act II|Bomb Da Base]] under the order from [[Salvatore Leone]], the ship is blown up by explosives expert [[8-Ball]] (with help of protagonist), sinking the ship. |
| − | Chronologically speaking, the ship first appeared docked in [[Viceport]] in 1986 where it is owned by [[Chartered Libertine Lines]]. The ship's various traits, including a similar body design, a less crooked transmission tower, and a similar paint scheme, implies that the ship eventually changed hands and was renamed as Les Cargo. However, it was also common for game developers to reuse the same ship designs for following games, such is the case with another cargo ship docked at the eastern shore of [[Viceport]] in GTA Vice City to appear in [[Ocean Docks]] in GTA San Andreas. |
+ | Chronologically speaking, the ship first appeared docked in [[Viceport]] in [[1986]] where it is owned by [[Chartered Libertine Lines]]. The ship's various traits, including a similar body design, a less crooked transmission tower, and a similar paint scheme, implies that the ship eventually changed hands and was renamed as Les Cargo. However, it was also common for game developers to reuse the same ship designs for following games, such is the case with another cargo ship docked at the eastern shore of [[Viceport]] in GTA Vice City to appear in [[Ocean Docks]] in [[Grand Theft Auto San Andreas|GTA San Andreas]]. |
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| + | == Trivia == |
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| + | *The name is likely a reference to "''l'escargot''" (pronounced the same), the French word for ''The snail''. |
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| + | **Possibly, it is a play on ''less cargo.'' |
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== Gallery == |
== Gallery == |
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Les Cargo (GTA3) (ship name).jpg|Les Cargo's ship name and designation in GTA III. |
Les Cargo (GTA3) (ship name).jpg|Les Cargo's ship name and designation in GTA III. |
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BombDaBaseActII-GTAIII4.jpg|[[8-Ball]] fleeing as Les Cargo is destroyed by his bomb. |
BombDaBaseActII-GTAIII4.jpg|[[8-Ball]] fleeing as Les Cargo is destroyed by his bomb. |
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CLL.jpg|A similarly designed ship in GTA Vice City, circa 1986. |
CLL.jpg|A similarly designed ship in GTA Vice City, circa 1986. |
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</gallery> |
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[[Category:Boats]] |
[[Category:Boats]] |
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[[Category:Locations in GTA III]] |
[[Category:Locations in GTA III]] |
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[[Category:Places in Portland]] |
[[Category:Places in Portland]] |
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Revision as of 08:43, 24 January 2016
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Les Cargo docked in Portland Harbor in GTA III.
Les Cargo is a cargo ship in Grand Theft Auto III and in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. Its port of registry is Liberty City itself.
Description
By 2001, GTA III's timeline, the ship is owned by the Colombian Cartel and is seen docked in Portland Harbor. The ship is appears severely run down (with a bent transmission tower and a partially demolished superstructure) as it is used as the hidden factory for their drug, SPANK. In the mission Bomb Da Base under the order from Salvatore Leone, the ship is blown up by explosives expert 8-Ball (with help of protagonist), sinking the ship.
Chronologically speaking, the ship first appeared docked in Viceport in 1986 where it is owned by Chartered Libertine Lines. The ship's various traits, including a similar body design, a less crooked transmission tower, and a similar paint scheme, implies that the ship eventually changed hands and was renamed as Les Cargo. However, it was also common for game developers to reuse the same ship designs for following games, such is the case with another cargo ship docked at the eastern shore of Viceport in GTA Vice City to appear in Ocean Docks in GTA San Andreas.
Trivia
- The name is likely a reference to "l'escargot" (pronounced the same), the French word for The snail.
- Possibly, it is a play on less cargo.
Gallery
Les Cargo's ship name and designation in GTA III. 8-Ball fleeing as Les Cargo is destroyed by his bomb. A similarly designed ship in GTA Vice City, circa 1986. |
