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:*Killing or wounding a police officer with a firearm | :*Killing or wounding a police officer with a firearm | ||
:*Entering the [[Alderney State Correctional Facility]] (only in [[The Lost and Damned]] and [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]]) | :*Entering the [[Alderney State Correctional Facility]] (only in [[The Lost and Damned]] and [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]]) | ||
:*Continuing to cause collateral damage (killing civilians | :*Continuing to cause collateral damage (killing civilians and destroying vehicles) | ||
===Four stars=== | ===Four stars=== | ||
At four wanted stars, the [[Federal Bureau of Investigation|FIB]] and [[NOOSE]]'s Tactical Response Unit join the fray, and the player is confronted by [[Enforcer#GTA_IV|NOOSE Enforcers]] and [[FIB Buffalo]]es in addition to the previously mentioned forces. Tactical Response Unit officers and FIB agents come four to a vehicle and are typically armed with Carbine Rifles, although some agents carry [[SMG]]s and Pump Action Shotguns, and wear body armor for protection. It is speculated that a player's vehicle of choice will dictate the police vehicles spawned -- FIB Buffaloes dispatched when the player is in a small, quick car, and NOOSE Enforcers dispatched when the player is in a larger vehicle. None of this speculation is confirmed; sometimes, both services chase the player. | At four wanted stars, the [[Federal Bureau of Investigation|FIB]] and [[NOOSE]]'s Tactical Response Unit join the fray, and the player is confronted by [[Enforcer#GTA_IV|NOOSE Enforcers]] and [[FIB Buffalo]]es in addition to the previously mentioned forces. Tactical Response Unit officers and FIB agents come four to a vehicle and are typically armed with Carbine Rifles, although some agents carry [[SMG]]s and Pump Action Shotguns, and wear body armor for protection. The search radius covers an area approximately the size of [[Bohan]]. It is speculated that a player's vehicle of choice will dictate the police vehicles spawned -- FIB Buffaloes dispatched when the player is in a small, quick car, and NOOSE Enforcers dispatched when the player is in a larger vehicle. None of this speculation is confirmed; sometimes, both services chase the player. | ||
Note: In The Ballad of Gay Tony, all law enforcement officers start firing upon the player while in pursuit at this level, and NOOSE and FIB officers use [[Assault SMG]]s and [[Explosive Shotgun|Automatic Shotguns]] as well as the aforementioned weapons against the player. | Note: In The Ballad of Gay Tony, all law enforcement officers start firing upon the player while in pursuit at this level, and NOOSE and FIB officers use [[Assault SMG]]s and [[Explosive Shotgun|Automatic Shotguns]] as well as the aforementioned weapons against the player. Also, rooftop snipers start to appear. | ||
Four wanted stars are attained by: | Four wanted stars are attained by: | ||
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===Six stars=== | ===Six stars=== | ||
At six wanted stars, the [[Police Maverick]] is replaced with a second Annihilator, making escape from the search radius extremely difficult. The search area is approximately the size of the Broker-Dukes island in Liberty City. More NOOSE Cruisers, Patriots, Enforcers and FIB Buffaloes pursue the player, with only a smattering of LCPD cruisers and patrol cars. Survival and escape is most difficult, and a very fast and/or durable vehicle is recommended. All law enforcement vehicles fire upon and ram the player relentlessly with very little regard for collateral damage. On foot, the player must move and/or retaliate quickly to avoid being cut down by gunfire | At six wanted stars, the [[Police Maverick]] is replaced with a second Annihilator, making escape from the search radius extremely difficult. The search area is approximately the size of the Broker-Dukes island in Liberty City. More NOOSE Cruisers, Patriots, Enforcers and FIB Buffaloes pursue the player, with only a smattering of LCPD cruisers and patrol cars. Survival and escape is most difficult, and a very fast and/or durable vehicle is recommended. All law enforcement vehicles fire upon and ram the player relentlessly with very little regard for collateral damage. On foot, the player must move and/or retaliate quickly to avoid being cut down by gunfire; however, fleeing is the better option when pitted against several officers. | ||
Six stars are attained by: | Six stars are attained by: | ||