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[[Image:hunter.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Hunter in [[San Andreas]]]] | [[Image:hunter.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Hunter in [[San Andreas]]]] | ||
The '''Hunter''' is a military attack helicopter in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]], [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas | The '''Hunter''' is a military attack helicopter in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]], [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]]. It is based on the US [[wp:AH-64 Apache|AH-64 Apache]]. | ||
The Hunter is a very deadly aircraft, having a self-targeting machine gun and the ability to shoot two unguided rockets at once. Like the other armed military vehicles, the [[Rhino]] and [[Hydra]], it has infinite ammunition. The | The Hunter is a very deadly aircraft, having a self-targeting machine gun and the ability to shoot two unguided rockets at once. Like the other armed military vehicles, the [[Rhino]] and [[Hydra]], it has infinite ammunition. The Hunter can be used for the [[vigilante]] side mission. In terms of damage to the helicopter, it is neither bulletproof nor explosion-proof like the [[Rhino]], but can survive for a long time while taking damage. | ||
In GTA: Vice City, the Hunter is an aesthetically correct AH-64A 'Apache'. In GTA: San Andreas and Vice City Stories, however, the gunner's cockpit is removed, and a different tail rotor is used. | In GTA: Vice City, the Hunter is an aesthetically correct AH-64A 'Apache'. In GTA: San Andreas and Vice City Stories, however, the gunner's cockpit is removed, and a different tail rotor is used. | ||
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The Hunter's most notable use is in GTA: Vice City Stories, when [[Victor Vance]] breaks into his old barracks at the [[Fort Baxter Air Base]] to steal a Hunter in order to perform an air attack against his enemies, the [[Mendez Cartel]] and specifically [[Diego and Armando Mendez|Diego Mendez]]. He later flies the Hunter towards the Mendez Building and attacks the top floor of the building with missiles and machine gun ammunition only to get shot down but managing to bail out on the roof. | The Hunter's most notable use is in GTA: Vice City Stories, when [[Victor Vance]] breaks into his old barracks at the [[Fort Baxter Air Base]] to steal a Hunter in order to perform an air attack against his enemies, the [[Mendez Cartel]] and specifically [[Diego and Armando Mendez|Diego Mendez]]. He later flies the Hunter towards the Mendez Building and attacks the top floor of the building with missiles and machine gun ammunition only to get shot down but managing to bail out on the roof. | ||
== | ==Locations== | ||
===GTA Vice City=== | |||
*Inside [[Fort Baxter]] after completing either [[Keep Your Friends Close]] or collecting all 100 hidden packages. | |||
* | *At the helipad next to [[Lance Vance]]'s house in [[Ocean Beach]] after completing both the hidden packages and [[Keep Your Friends Close]]. | ||
*In GTA Vice City | |||
===GTA San Andreas=== | |||
*On a helipad inside the [[Easter Basin Naval Station]] after completing [[Vertical Bird]], instant 5 stars wanted level. | |||
*At the [[Verdant Meadows]] airstrip after getting gold on all [[Flying School|flying school]] tests. | |||
===GTA Vice City Stories=== | |||
*At the southern part of [[Escobar International Airport]] after completing the final storyline mission, [[Last Stand]]. | |||
==Trivia== | |||
*The Hunter doesn't appear in [[GTA Liberty City Stories]], however leftover files were discovered by game file searchers shortly after the release of the game on [[PlayStation Portable]]. By the help of [http://cheatdevice.com third party trainers], a Hunter can always be spawned to the game. | |||
*In GTA Vice City and GTA San Andreas, whenever the player triggers the vigilante side mission, the game calls it "[[Brown Thunder]]". | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||