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'''Eduard Borodin''' was a Russian businessman who was financing terrorists in [[Liberty City in GTA IV|Liberty City]]. The organization [[United Liberty Paper]] discovered his activities and had [[Niko Bellic]] and [[Jacob Hughes]] take him down in a helicopter. | '''Eduard Borodin''' was a Russian businessman who was financing terrorists in [[Liberty City in GTA IV|Liberty City]]. The organization [[United Liberty Paper]] discovered his activities and had [[Niko Bellic]] and [[Jacob Hughes]] take him down in a helicopter. | ||
The mission in which you assassinate Borodin first consists of a helicopter pursuit. Borodin escapes in a chopper, accompanied by a number of associates, while Niko and Jacob follow in one of their own. Niko pursues the enemy chopper through the upper levels of the city, with Jacob ready to fire a rocket launcher. As long as there is solid ground below, Jacob will not fire, because U.L. Paper made it clear that there are to be no civilian casualties; he doesn't want any falling, flaming chopper debris to randomly crush anyone. | |||
As soon as the chase leads out to sea, Little Jacob opens fire. After several shots, Borodin's chopper explodes and falls into the ocean. | |||
Revision as of 15:01, 9 September 2008
Eduard Borodin was a Russian businessman who was financing terrorists in Liberty City. The organization United Liberty Paper discovered his activities and had Niko Bellic and Jacob Hughes take him down in a helicopter.
The mission in which you assassinate Borodin first consists of a helicopter pursuit. Borodin escapes in a chopper, accompanied by a number of associates, while Niko and Jacob follow in one of their own. Niko pursues the enemy chopper through the upper levels of the city, with Jacob ready to fire a rocket launcher. As long as there is solid ground below, Jacob will not fire, because U.L. Paper made it clear that there are to be no civilian casualties; he doesn't want any falling, flaming chopper debris to randomly crush anyone.
As soon as the chase leads out to sea, Little Jacob opens fire. After several shots, Borodin's chopper explodes and falls into the ocean.