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→GTA IV era: Malaka DOES mean wanker. I am Greek, so I know this.
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===GTA IV era === | ===GTA IV era === | ||
The taxi drivers in GTA IV are even ruder and more ill-tempered. Most of the cabbies are Greek, as indicated by the "Malaka!" or "Stupid Malaka!" | The taxi drivers in GTA IV are even ruder and more ill-tempered. Most of the cabbies are Greek, as indicated by the "Malaka!" or "Stupid Malaka!" insult they shout when you crash into them (Greek term for "wanker"). Occasionally, following a traffic accident, they will exit their cab and attempt to pull you out of your car and start a fight. If this occurs when a police officer is nearby, or if they are near a [[Police Cruiser]], they will take immediate action, arresting the driver and taking them away. | ||
In the GTA IV era, you are able to use taxis to get to your pre-determined location, and not having to drive there themselves, for, of course, a fee. Whereareas, in the GTA | In the GTA IV era, you are able to use taxis to get to your pre-determined location, and not having to drive there themselves, for, of course, a fee. Whereareas, in the GTA III era, you could only steal taxis and drive yourself, or do the "taxi driver" side mission, for some money on the side. | ||
The Taxi drivers in GTA IV don't care if you pull out a passenger and get in yourself, but run away if you shoot out the window. | The Taxi drivers in GTA IV don't care if you pull out a passenger and get in yourself, but run away if you shoot out the window. | ||