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Since his incarceration, the world he knew had changed completely. His empire has been usurped by his former protege [[Playboy X]], who now puts him off on one excuse or another, no longer having any interest in running with him. Forge's girlfriend, [[Cherise Glover]], has also left him for [[Jayvon Simson|a former police informant]], and the [[Triangle Club]] that Dwayne used to run has been taken over by [[Trunchez Brothers|Latino gangsters]]. Forge, who already spent much of his prison time on suicide watch, sinks further into depression, contemplating suicide; nonetheless, he tells Niko, he "ain't there yet". Playboy X eventually pays [[Niko Bellic]] to appease Dwayne by working for him, but Niko genuinely connects with the man as both have been through a lot and have developed a distaste for others. | Since his incarceration, the world he knew had changed completely. His empire has been usurped by his former protege [[Playboy X]], who now puts him off on one excuse or another, no longer having any interest in running with him. Forge's girlfriend, [[Cherise Glover]], has also left him for [[Jayvon Simson|a former police informant]], and the [[Triangle Club]] that Dwayne used to run has been taken over by [[Trunchez Brothers|Latino gangsters]]. Forge, who already spent much of his prison time on suicide watch, sinks further into depression, contemplating suicide; nonetheless, he tells Niko, he "ain't there yet". Playboy X eventually pays [[Niko Bellic]] to appease Dwayne by working for him, but Niko genuinely connects with the man as both have been through a lot and have developed a distaste for others. | ||
Niko helps him slowly put his life back together, by settling old grudges and reclaiming the Triangle Club. However, Dwayne also begins to talk trash about Playboy, and Dwayne's reacquisition of the Triangle Club conflicts with Playboy's business interests. Niko is subsequently hired by both men to assassinate one another -- in the mission [[The Holland Play]] | Niko helps him slowly put his life back together, by settling old grudges and reclaiming the Triangle Club. However, Dwayne also begins to talk trash about Playboy, and Dwayne's reacquisition of the Triangle Club conflicts with Playboy's business interests. Niko is subsequently hired by both men to assassinate one another -- in the mission [[The Holland Play]]. Niko must choose whether to kill Forge or Playboy X. | ||
If Niko chooses to kill Dwayne, Forge begrudgingly accepts his fate, turning his back to Niko and calling him a snake. Niko then shoots Dwayne in the back of the head. Playboy pays Niko, but, in apparent denial, calls him 'cold' for assassinating Playboy's old mentor, and the two never speak again. | If Niko chooses to kill Dwayne, Forge begrudgingly accepts his fate, turning his back to Niko and calling him a snake. Niko then shoots Dwayne in the back of the head. Playboy pays Niko, but, in apparent denial, calls him 'cold' for assassinating Playboy's old mentor, and the two never speak again. | ||