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[[Image:Body Armor.jpg|thumb|right|A body armor pickup in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|GTA: Vice City]].]] | [[Image:Body Armor.jpg|thumb|right|A body armor pickup in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|GTA: Vice City]].]] | ||
[[Image:GTA3Armor.jpg|thumb|left|The body armor pickup in [[Grand Theft Auto III|GTA III]] showing up as a shield.]] | [[Image:GTA3Armor.jpg|thumb|left|The body armor pickup in [[Grand Theft Auto III|GTA III]] showing up as a shield.]] | ||
'''Body Armor''' is a vest the players can wear to get more protection against attacks such as gunshots or a car running them over. Body armors have been in all of the Grand Theft Auto games and can be found in various places around the city. In [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], body armors are more realistic and can no longer protect the player if they happen to fall off a vehicle or get run over. In [[Grand Theft Auto III|GTA III]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|Vice City]], if the player falls from a height, the body armor protects their [[health]], this feature was taken out in the later games. In GTA III, the body armor shows up in form of a shield, both on spawn points and [[Heads-Up Display|the HUD]]. In ''GTA: Vice City'', ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|San Andreas]]'', ''[[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories|Liberty City Stories]]'' and ''[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories|Vice City Stories]]'', the body armor shows up as a blue vest. In ''GTA IV'', instead, it's a vest laying on the floor. Body armors can also be bought from [[Ammu-Nation]] shops. Entering an [[Enforcer]] automatically fills the players armor fully. In all the [[GTA III Era]] games except for ''GTA III'' itself, there are ways to increase the players body armor by completing the [[Vigilante]] side-mission. | '''Body Armor''' is a vest the players can wear to get more protection against attacks such as gunshots or a car running them over. Body armors have been in all of the Grand Theft Auto games and can be found in various places around the city. In [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], body armors are more realistic and can no longer protect the player if they happen to fall off a vehicle or get run over. In [[Grand Theft Auto III|GTA III]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|Vice City]], if the player falls from a height, the body armor protects their [[health]], this feature was taken out in the later games. In GTA III, the body armor shows up in form of a shield, both on spawn points and [[Heads-Up Display|the HUD]]. In ''GTA: Vice City'', ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|San Andreas]]'', ''[[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories|Liberty City Stories]]'' and ''[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories|Vice City Stories]]'', the body armor shows up as a blue vest. In ''GTA IV'', instead, it's a vest laying on the floor. Body armors can also be bought from [[Ammu-Nation]] shops. Entering an [[Enforcer]] automatically fills the players armor fully. In all the [[GTA III Era]] games except for ''GTA III'' itself, there are ways to increase the players body armor by completing the [[Vigilante]] side-mission. In GTA Vice City, you can increase your body armor and health to 200 by completing the game [[100%]]. | ||
In GTA Vice City, you can | |||
[[Category:Pickups]] | [[Category:Pickups]] | ||
[[Category:100 % Completion in GTA: VC]] | [[Category:100 % Completion in GTA: VC]] | ||
Revision as of 22:23, 30 April 2009
Body Armor is a vest the players can wear to get more protection against attacks such as gunshots or a car running them over. Body armors have been in all of the Grand Theft Auto games and can be found in various places around the city. In Grand Theft Auto IV, body armors are more realistic and can no longer protect the player if they happen to fall off a vehicle or get run over. In GTA III and Vice City, if the player falls from a height, the body armor protects their health, this feature was taken out in the later games. In GTA III, the body armor shows up in form of a shield, both on spawn points and the HUD. In GTA: Vice City, San Andreas, Liberty City Stories and Vice City Stories, the body armor shows up as a blue vest. In GTA IV, instead, it's a vest laying on the floor. Body armors can also be bought from Ammu-Nation shops. Entering an Enforcer automatically fills the players armor fully. In all the GTA III Era games except for GTA III itself, there are ways to increase the players body armor by completing the Vigilante side-mission. In GTA Vice City, you can increase your body armor and health to 200 by completing the game 100%.