No. 3 is the final mission for Mori Kibbutz in the DLC The Ballad of Gay Tony.
Description
Mori gives headsets for communication for the 'run', and says nothing further about what's about to happen. Luis must go to a garage north of Middle Park where 3 cars are kept - a yellow Turismo (Mori's car), an blue F620 (Brucie's car) and a red and white Bullet GT (the player's car). Each are lined up and Mori takes the lead. The player must follow Mori and weave in and out between streets and police cars (as you gain a 3-star wanted level, due to Mori tipping off the cops to make things 'interesting').
Mori leads you through a narrow passage which takes skilled and alert driving. A chopper will fly between Luis and Brucie which shouldn't damage the cars. After this, Mori will lead the player to use ramps to jump between a few barges, finally losing the heat.
In the aftermath, Luis, now finally free to speak his mind to Mori, berates him over his arrogance, stupidity, lack of empathy and his constant cruelty towards Brucie. Mori at first blows him off, taunting Brucie in the process, calling him the "marshmallow man" and a "pale piece of turd", only for his younger brother to finally snap and, after several exaggerated martial arts movements, punch Mori in the face, breaking his nose. Mori collapses and begins crying, reminding Brucie "never in the face". Apologizing, and telling Luis he will see him soon, Brucie leads his sobbing and whimpering brother away.
Trivia
- If Luis fails to jump over the barges, he will destroy the car and fail the mission.
- It's suggested in the credits that this event somewhat equalizes Mori and Brucie's relationship, as they are seen sparring with one another (without either acting overly aggressive to the other) in the Fight Club.
- The title is a reference to the GTA IV mission No. 1 given to Niko Bellic by Brucie.
- Other possible reasons for the mission name could come from the three of them hanging out, or that its Mori's third and final mission he gives you. It could also be a reference to the fact that Luis is the third protagonist in the GTA IV series, or that he is following third behind Mori and Brucie.
- Mori's Turismo has a horn that beeps the song Dixieland. It is similar to that of the General Lee, the famed 1969 Dodge Charger from The Dukes of Hazzard.
- Some players are experiencing a problem in the PC version of this mission, which is an infinite loading screen after the final cutscene. This can be solved by turning all settings to the lowest possible.
- It's curious that, although Mori is the only "new" character in the mission, he's the only one that doesn't drive a new car, as Brucie drives a F620 and Luis drives a Bullet GT, which were both introduced in TBoGT, while Mori drives a Turismo, which was already present in GTA IV, and GTA SA.
No. 3 100% Mission Walkthrough
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Mission requirements
| Requirement name | Requirement description | Target |
|---|---|---|
| Time | Time taken to complete the mission. | Five minutes, fifteen seconds |
| Car damage | Damage attained by the car. | 20% |
| Top speed | The top speed of the car used by the player. | 140 mph |
| Followed close | Stayed close to the Kibbutz brothers through the pursuit. | N/A |