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[[Image:Parachute-TBOGT-deployed.jpg|thumb|220px|right|A deployed parachute in a pre-release screenshot of The Ballad of Gay Tony.]] | [[Image:Parachute-TBOGT-deployed.jpg|thumb|220px|right|A deployed parachute in a pre-release screenshot of The Ballad of Gay Tony.]] | ||
[[File:Weapons parachuteTBOGT.png|frame|left|The parachute HUD icon in GTA The Ballad Of Gay Tony.]] | |||
Parachutes are reintroduced in [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]] with a vastly improved design, flapping realistically with the wind when deployed. Parachutes are first used in the mission [[High Dive]] and then adopted for a number of missions in the game, and serves as an integral component for the game's interpretation of [[Base Jumps|base jumps]], which are available in single player mode as well as the multiplayer "Free Mode" (using the parachute in [[Team Deathmatch]] could allow for an entire team to paradrop into a combat zone). Base jumping in the game involves the player jumping off a number of skyscrapers in [[Liberty City in GTA IV|Liberty City]] onto moving trucks. After completing all of the jumps in single player, the parachute will appear in the player's safehouse. | Parachutes are reintroduced in [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]] with a vastly improved design, flapping realistically with the wind when deployed. Parachutes are first used in the mission [[High Dive]] and then adopted for a number of missions in the game, and serves as an integral component for the game's interpretation of [[Base Jumps|base jumps]], which are available in single player mode as well as the multiplayer "Free Mode" (using the parachute in [[Team Deathmatch]] could allow for an entire team to paradrop into a combat zone). Base jumping in the game involves the player jumping off a number of skyscrapers in [[Liberty City in GTA IV|Liberty City]] onto moving trucks. After completing all of the jumps in single player, the parachute will appear in the player's safehouse. | ||