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At a five-star wanted level, the [[Federal Bureau of Investigation|FBI]] takes over the chase and completely replaces local police on the ground (local police will still chase the player if they see him) and the streets begin to clear of civilians (in GTA Liberty City Stories, however, there are still lots of pedestrians in the streets). Four-member teams of heavily armed and armored FBI agents drive armored cars and SUVs ([[FBI Car]] in GTA III and [[Grand Theft Auto Advance|Advance]], [[FBI Rancher]] in GTA Vice City and San Andreas, [[FBI Cruiser]] in GTA Liberty City Stories, and [[FBI Washington]] in GTA Vice City Stories) and make for formidable opponents. The FBI agents are armed with [[AK-47]]s and 9mm handguns in [[Grand Theft Auto III|GTA III]] and [[MP5]]s in later games. Their driving is even more aggressive and they usually opt to ram the player's vehicle head on at high speed and then batter it to pieces before he/she can recover. In [[Grand Theft Auto III|GTA III]], the pursuing police helicopter is joined by a second, and both stick to the player doggedly and fire at the protagonist whenever they get the chance. The roadblocks now consist of FBI vehicles, which are easier to ram through, but the FBI agents' MP5s tear through most [[vehicles]] fairly quickly. The waters are saturated with [[Predator]]s at this wanted-level. Trespassing inside a military base will release a five star wanted level and cops swarm in and attempt to kill the player. The FBI are particularly perilous to engage, as their SMGs are likely to make short work of the player's getaway vehicle. Due the increased risk of being shot to death, use of a motorcycle as a getaway vehicle is especially not recommended. All officers employ more advanced driving techniques, such as the PIT maneuver, as they try to make the player spin out of control and crash. | At a five-star wanted level, the [[Federal Bureau of Investigation|FBI]] takes over the chase and completely replaces local police on the ground (local police will still chase the player if they see him) and the streets begin to clear of civilians (in GTA Liberty City Stories, however, there are still lots of pedestrians in the streets). Four-member teams of heavily armed and armored FBI agents drive armored cars and SUVs ([[FBI Car]] in GTA III and [[Grand Theft Auto Advance|Advance]], [[FBI Rancher]] in GTA Vice City and San Andreas, [[FBI Cruiser]] in GTA Liberty City Stories, and [[FBI Washington]] in GTA Vice City Stories) and make for formidable opponents. The FBI agents are armed with [[AK-47]]s and 9mm handguns in [[Grand Theft Auto III|GTA III]] and [[MP5]]s in later games. Their driving is even more aggressive and they usually opt to ram the player's vehicle head on at high speed and then batter it to pieces before he/she can recover. In [[Grand Theft Auto III|GTA III]], the pursuing police helicopter is joined by a second, and both stick to the player doggedly and fire at the protagonist whenever they get the chance. The roadblocks now consist of FBI vehicles, which are easier to ram through, but the FBI agents' MP5s tear through most [[vehicles]] fairly quickly. The waters are saturated with [[Predator]]s at this wanted-level. Trespassing inside a military base will release a five star wanted level and cops swarm in and attempt to kill the player. The FBI are particularly perilous to engage, as their SMGs are likely to make short work of the player's getaway vehicle. Due the increased risk of being shot to death, use of a motorcycle as a getaway vehicle is especially not recommended. All officers employ more advanced driving techniques, such as the PIT maneuver, as they try to make the player spin out of control and crash. | ||
The five-star wanted level is considered by many players to be the most difficult wanted level in the entire GTA III era, as FBI agents always spawn in groups of four, drive very fast vehicles, and carry very strong weapons. This is in contrast to the six-star wanted level, where the [[military]] only spawn in groups of two and drive the slower [[Barracks OL]] and [[Rhino]]. The main dangers are the stronger weapons and the run overs from Rhinos. | The five-star wanted level is considered by many players to be the most difficult wanted level in the entire GTA III era, as FBI agents always spawn in groups of four, drive very fast vehicles, and carry very strong weapons. This is in contrast to the six-star wanted level, where the [[military]] only spawn in groups of two and drive the slower [[Barracks OL]] and [[Rhino]]. The main dangers are the stronger weapons and the run overs from Rhinos. For the case of [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], any potential date involving a girlfriend except [[Denise Robinson]] at this wanted level will be rendered null and void, instead resulting in the date being cancelled and progress being decreased, with the message "That's it, you bored her legs shut!". | ||
Five stars are attained by: | Five stars are attained by: | ||