Playboy X: Difference between revisions

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|games = [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]<br>[[The Lost and Damned]]

|aka = Playboy X, PBX, Playboy, X

|dod = [[2008]] <small>(in [[The Holland Play]], age 25 ,optional)<small>

|nationality = [[United States|American]]

|affiliations = [[North Holland Hustlers]]<br>[[Dwayne Forge]]<br>[[Elizabeta Torres]]<br>[[Trunchez Brothers]]<br>[[Niko Bellic]]<br>[[Johnny Klebitz]]

'''Trey Stewart''', known as '''Playboy X''' or '''PBX''', is a character in the [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] and [[The Lost and Damned]]. He is the [[Boss]] of the [[North Holland Hustlers]] and runs an African American crack cocaine ring in northern [[Algonquin]], [[Liberty City in GTA IV Era|Liberty City]].

Trey Stewart was born in 1983 in North Holland, where he probably lived his whole life. He was once very book smart as a child (in later years he would become sorely uneducated), but when he was 8 or 9 he became close to the neighborhood's biggest drug lord, [[Dwayne Forge]], who took him in like a son and taught him how to sell drugs. Dwayne was arrested in early 1994, when Trey was about 10, and Dwayne had reserved a [[Playboy X's Penthouse |penthouse]] in [[Northwood]] for him, as he became leader of the [[North Holland Hustlers]]. This is likely when he gained the nickname "Playboy X", as the building is located on Xenotime Street (Playboy refers to it as "X" in [[Blow Your Cover]]). Playboy was a small-time dealer, also robbing people, for some time before taking over the gang and bringing it to new heights.

Under Playboy's leadership and rejecting Dwayne's old-fashioned views, the empire went from being exclusively about drugs to expanding into other realms of business, even legitimate. Still having the most success in drug sales, he became friends with [[Elizabeta Torres]] and monitored all drug deals in the city. After 2004, he stopped visiting Dwayne in prison.

If Niko chooses to kill Playboy, he shoots his way through Playboy's penthouse and corners him in an alleyway where his gun jams (occasionally it fires a shot when dropped, which is only a glitch but very funny nonetheless). Playboy's last words, defenseless and pleading for his life, are "I was an example to all the kids, man! You can't take that away from me!". Niko then tells Playboy "You didn't change the game, the game changed you" before shooting him dead. Many players choose this path, as it coincides with Niko's moral code, is more challenging than killing Dwayne and brings much more rewards; Dwayne awards you Playboy's penthouse (which he reveals he had the deed to all along), and you gain Playboy's unique yellow Patriot and Dwayne becomes Niko's friend, which eventually offers the perk of calling in Backup, his special ability. The apartment's wardrobe even includes the [[Grand Theft Auto III|GTA III]] outfit which was worn by [[Claude]], which can be found in Niko's wardrobe (only in Playboy X's Apartment), and in the [[The Holland Play|"... The Holland Play"]] is the earliest point in the game to obtain a [[Desert Eagle]] if you choose to assassinate Playboy X, as he drops it when killed.

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PlayboyX-Artwork.jpg|GTA IV game art of Playboy X.

PlayboyX'spenthouse-GTA4-patio.jpg|Aerial view of [[Playboy X's Penthouse]] in GTA IV.

Patriot-GTA4-PlayboyX-front.jpg|Playboy's unique yellow Patriot, GTA IV.

Cavalcade-GTA4-DeconstructionForBeginners-front.jpg|Playboy's black-rimmed Cavalcade, GTA IV.

==External links==

{{GTA IV Characters}}

{{The Lost and Damned Characters}}