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When Niko goes to meet Roman at his taxi depot, he meets Roman's girlfriend, [[Mallorie Bardas]], and one of his loan sharks, [[Vladimir Glebov]]. Vlad seems to be interested in Mallorie. Vlad also hates Niko staring at him. | When Niko goes to meet Roman at his taxi depot, he meets Roman's girlfriend, [[Mallorie Bardas]], and one of his loan sharks, [[Vladimir Glebov]]. Vlad seems to be interested in Mallorie. Vlad also hates Niko staring at him. | ||
Niko runs a few | Niko runs a few errands for Roman while he settles into the city. This involves saving Roman from some loan sharks that are beating him up. The player learns that Niko had his own loan shark back in the ''old country''. [[Rodislav Bulgarin]], he had too many connections, Niko had to flee. It is '''one''' of the reasons that Niko came to Liberty City. | ||
Niko picks up a friend of Roman's, named [[Little Jacob]]. He also picks up Mallorie and one of her friends, [[Michelle (GTA IV)|Michelle]]. Niko and Michelle go on a date. Niko takes her to the ''fun fair'', but it is closed. They go [[bowling]] instead. On [[girlfriends in GTA IV|dates]], Michelle won't tell anything about her life, or past, and Niko can't tell her about his criminal life either. Michelle says she's new in Liberty City, yet she seems to know | Niko picks up a friend of Roman's, named [[Little Jacob]]. He also picks up Mallorie and one of her friends, [[Michelle (GTA IV)|Michelle]]. Niko and Michelle go on a date. Niko takes her to the ''fun fair'', but it is closed. They go [[bowling]] instead. On [[girlfriends in GTA IV|dates]], Michelle won't tell anything about her life, or past, and Niko can't tell her about his criminal life either. Michelle says she's new in [[Liberty City in GTA IV|Liberty City]], yet she seems to know a lot about the place. | ||
Niko ends up doing work for Vlad, as a way for Roman to pay off his debt. Vlad calls Niko a ''peasant'', and treats him like one. He also has | Niko ends up doing work for [[Vladimir Glebov|Vlad]], as a way for Roman to pay off his debt. Vlad calls Niko a ''peasant'', and treats him like one. He also has a lot of suspicious calls to Mallorie. | ||
Eventually, Roman begins to expect that Mallorie is cheating with Vlad. When he finds out that Niko already had his suspicions, he is angry, and questions Niko's loyalty. Niko proves his loyalty by killing Vlad, right in front of Roman. | Eventually, Roman begins to expect that Mallorie is cheating with Vlad. When he finds out that Niko already had his suspicions, he is angry, and questions Niko's loyalty. Niko proves his loyalty by killing Vlad, right in front of Roman. | ||
After killing Vlad, Niko tells Roman the second of the two reasons that he is in Liberty City. In the war, his unit, of fifteen people was ambushed. It was a setup, for money. Someone from the unit gave them up. 12 died, three survived. Niko knows that he is not the betrayer; he has spent the past ten years looking for the other two. [[Bernie Crane|Florian | After killing Vlad, Niko tells Roman the second of the two reasons that he is in Liberty City. In the war, his unit, of fifteen people was ambushed. It was a setup, for [[money]]. Someone from the unit gave them up. 12 died, three survived. Niko knows that he is not the betrayer; he has spent the past ten years looking for the other two. [[Bernie Crane|Florian Cravic]], and [[Darko Brevic]]. One of them lives in Liberty City. | ||
Niko and Roman need money. Niko ends up working for two of Roman's friends, Little Jacob, and [[Brucie Kibbutz]]. He develops good friendships with both. | Niko and Roman need [[money]]. Niko ends up working for two of Roman's friends, Little Jacob, and [[Brucie Kibbutz]]. He develops good [[Friendships in GTA IV|friendships]] with both. | ||
Vlad's boss, [[Mikhail Faustin]] is angry that Niko killed Vlad. He has his men kidnap Niko and Roman. Faustin asks Niko if he thinks its okay to kill his employees. Niko replies, "''If he's an a**hole, then yes''". Faustin agrees, and says that he only kept Vlad around for his sister. Faustin decides that Niko has to work for him, to make it up to him. | Vlad's boss, [[Mikhail Faustin]] is angry that Niko killed Vlad. He has his men kidnap Niko and Roman. Faustin asks Niko if he thinks its okay to kill his employees. Niko replies, "''If he's an a**hole, then yes''". Faustin agrees, kills [[Andrei Utraniyev|the kidnapper of Niko and Roman]], and says that he only kept Vlad around for his sister. Faustin decides that Niko has to work for him, to make it up to him. | ||
Faustin is on drugs, and drinks. His best friend, [[Dimitri Rascalov]] can't talk any sense into him. He has Niko kill many people, including [[Lenny Petrovic]], the son of the very powerful Russian gangster [[Kenny Petrovic]], which leaves Mikhail, Dimitri and Niko in trouble | Faustin is on drugs, and drinks. His best friend, [[Dimitri Rascalov]] can't talk any sense into him. He has Niko kill many people, including [[Lenny Petrovic]], the son of the very powerful Russian gangster, [[Kenny Petrovic]], which leaves Mikhail, Dimitri and Niko in trouble. Dimitri sees this and negotiates with the [[Petrovic Family]] behind Mikhail's back. The Petrovics agree to lay off on one condition: [[Mikhail Faustin|Faustin]] must die; Dimitri cannot run because he says "''no matter where you go, people will find you''" so he is left with no choice. Dimitri tells Niko that he told Petrovic that Niko was a hired gun, so Petrovic agreed he would be spared, if Niko was the one to kill Faustin. Niko kills Faustin, and after a short period of time goes to collect his payment from Dimitri accompanied by Little Jacob (Jacob suspects Dimitri). | ||
When Niko arrives at the warehouse appointed for the meet Dimitri reveals he is working with [[Rodislav Bulgarin]], the loan shark that Niko told Roman about earlier. The killing of Faustin was a set up so that Dimitri could take over the [[Faustin Family]]. Dimitri offered Niko to Bulgarin for free | When Niko arrives at the warehouse appointed for the meet Dimitri reveals he is working with [[Rodislav Bulgarin]], the loan shark that Niko told Roman about earlier. The killing of Faustin was a set up so that Dimitri could take over the [[Faustin Family]] and [[Russian Mob]]. Dimitri offered Niko to Bulgarin for free. As a show of loyalty, Bulgarin's men appear and open fire on Niko. Dimitri and Bulgarin leave the meet when Little Jacob joins the fight and helps Niko eliminate the men. When they finish off the men, the two escape the warehouse and the [[LCPD|police]] [[Wanted Level in GTA IV|attention]] that's waiting for them outside. | ||
Niko goes to pick up Roman and tell him about the situation. Roman says that they should move to Mallorie's | Niko goes to pick up Roman and tell him about the situation. Roman says that they should move to [[Mallorie ardas|Mallorie]]'s [[South Bohan Safehouse|flat]] in [[Bohan]], to escape Dimitri's manhunt. They go to Roman's apartment to collect some stuff, where they find that Dimitri has had the safehouse and Roman's taxi depot burnt down; this greatly upsets Roman, launching him into a fit of rage. Partly because he had worked hard for the depot and the apartment, partly because he had had an engagement ring in the apartment so he could propose to Mallorie. | ||
Niko does errands for Mallorie's friends: community leader [[Manny Escuela]], and drug baroness [[Elizabeta Torres]]. Elizabeta introduces Niko to [[Packie McReary]], [[Johnny Klebitz]] and [[Playboy X]]. Manny introduces him to a crooked police officer, [[Francis McReary]]. | Niko does errands for Mallorie's friends: community leader [[Manny Escuela]], and drug baroness [[Elizabeta Torres]]. Elizabeta introduces Niko to [[Packie McReary]], [[Johnny Klebitz]] and [[Playboy X]]. Manny introduces him to a crooked police officer, [[Francis McReary]]. | ||
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Niko also begins working for [[Francis McReary]], and [[Playboy X]]. Playboy introduces Niko to [[Dwayne Forge]] who Playboy pays Niko to be friends with (as he doesn't want to be seen with his old mentor), and the player eventually has a choice to kill Playboy, or Dwayne. Niko begins to work for Francis McReary when Francis blackmail Niko with evidence on his previous crimes (though this may be a bluff as the government agency Niko previously worked for promises to keep Niko's crimes under wraps). Niko also works for, and builds a good friendship with [[Patrick McReary]] (or 'Packie' as he is more well-known). That also stems out to his brothers, [[Gerald McReary]] and [[Derrick McReary]], as well as a relationship with their sister, [[Kate McReary]]. Eventually, Francis finds out that Derrick is back in town and begins to worry. He knows that Derrick knows Francis is crooked and tells Niko to kill Derrick. Then Derrick calls Niko and asks him to kill Francis, as he fears for his safety. The player gets a choice, kill Francis, or Derrick. | Niko also begins working for [[Francis McReary]], and [[Playboy X]]. Playboy introduces Niko to [[Dwayne Forge]] who Playboy pays Niko to be friends with (as he doesn't want to be seen with his old mentor), and the player eventually has a choice to kill Playboy, or Dwayne. Niko begins to work for Francis McReary when Francis blackmail Niko with evidence on his previous crimes (though this may be a bluff as the government agency Niko previously worked for promises to keep Niko's crimes under wraps). Niko also works for, and builds a good friendship with [[Patrick McReary]] (or 'Packie' as he is more well-known). That also stems out to his brothers, [[Gerald McReary]] and [[Derrick McReary]], as well as a relationship with their sister, [[Kate McReary]]. Eventually, Francis finds out that Derrick is back in town and begins to worry. He knows that Derrick knows Francis is crooked and tells Niko to kill Derrick. Then Derrick calls Niko and asks him to kill Francis, as he fears for his safety. The player gets a choice, kill Francis, or Derrick. | ||
Packie introduces Niko to [[Ray Boccino]]. Niko does | Packie introduces Niko to [[Ray Boccino]]. Niko does a lot of errands for Ray, who doesn't pay very well. Eventually Niko threatens to leave if Ray doesn't help find the man that Niko is looking for. Ray agrees to help, he finds a man that knows [[Bernie Crane|Florian]]. Niko threatens the man to lead him back to Florian, when he gets inside it turns out that Florian was not the one who betrayed them. He came to Liberty city and changed his name to [[Bernie Crane]]. | ||
As Crane was not the betrayer, the search continues. Niko eventually end up working for Bernie, who Dimitri is blackmailing. Niko also ends up working for [[Phil Bell]], an associate of Ray's, and their boss, [[Jimmy Pegorino]]. Niko does alot of work for the [[Pegorino Family]]. Mostly about building the Pegorino name. | As Crane was not the betrayer, the search continues. Niko eventually end up working for Bernie, who Dimitri is blackmailing. Niko also ends up working for [[Phil Bell]], an associate of Ray's, and their boss, [[Jimmy Pegorino]]. Niko does alot of work for the [[Pegorino Family]]. Mostly about building the Pegorino name. | ||
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:''From this point forward the game goes into ending mode. The missions are played out each started by a phone call. There are two dramatically different endings, which one is played is decided by an upcoming decision. It is recommended to save on a new file so that you can easily go back and see the other ending. For details on the lead up of the choice starting with Darko's death/spare), as well as details of both endings, see [[GTA IV Endings|here]].'' | :''From this point forward the game goes into ending mode. The missions are played out each started by a phone call. There are two dramatically different endings, which one is played is decided by an upcoming decision. It is recommended to save on a new file so that you can easily go back and see the other ending. For details on the lead up of the choice starting with Darko's death/spare), as well as details of both endings, see [[GTA IV Endings|here]].'' | ||
[[Category:Missions]] | [[Category:Missions]] | ||
[[Category:Missions in GTA IV]] | [[Category:Missions in GTA IV]] | ||
[[Category:Plot]] | [[Category:Plot]] | ||
[[Category:GTA IV]] | [[Category:GTA IV]] |
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