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Mines can be used to explode pursuers or to block an entrance to a weapon in a multiplayer game for example. When a mine is placed under a stationary car without a driver, the mine will only explode when someone enters the car. This is a neat trap to be used in multiplayer. | Mines can be used to explode pursuers or to block an entrance to a weapon in a multiplayer game for example. When a mine is placed under a stationary car without a driver, the mine will only explode when someone enters the car. This is a neat trap to be used in multiplayer. | ||
In multiplayer the vehicle mines are often used to blow chasing players unexpectedly. Also, they are used to block narrow streets (for example the [[ | In multiplayer the vehicle mines are often used to blow chasing players unexpectedly. Also, they are used to block narrow streets (for example the entrances to the [[Garages in GTA 2|garages]]). Since the mines have a major impact on the gameplay, some players prefer to play without them on multiplayer. | ||
The vehicle mines are available for sale in the [[Gold Mines]] shop in both [[Residential District|Residential]] and [[Industrial District]], but not in [[Downtown District]] | |||
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