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Two [[GTA IV Episodes|Episodes]] of downloadable content have been for Grand Theft Auto IV on the Xbox 360 - [[The Lost and Damned]] and [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]]. These have also been released together in the standalone [[GTA IV Episodes|Episodes from Liberty City]] pack. EFLC was released for the PC and PlayStation 3 on April 13th, 2010. | Two [[GTA IV Episodes|Episodes]] of downloadable content have been for Grand Theft Auto IV on the Xbox 360 - [[The Lost and Damned]] and [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]]. These have also been released together in the standalone [[GTA IV Episodes|Episodes from Liberty City]] pack. EFLC was released for the PC and PlayStation 3 on April 13th, 2010. | ||
== | ==Theme== | ||
[[File:NikoBellic-GTAIV.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Niko Bellic, the protagonist of Grand Theft Auto IV.]] | [[File:NikoBellic-GTAIV.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Niko Bellic, the protagonist of Grand Theft Auto IV.]] | ||
:'''''"Life is complicated; I killed people, smuggled people, sold people. Perhaps here, things will be different."'' -- [[Niko Bellic]]''' | :'''''"Life is complicated; I killed people, smuggled people, sold people. Perhaps here, things will be different."'' -- [[Niko Bellic]]''' | ||
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*[[Roman Bellic|Roman]], [[Little Jacob|Jacob]], [[Brucie Kibbutz|Brucie]], [[Kate McReary|Kate]] and [[Bernie Crane|Bernie]]: The '''optimists''', people Niko likes because of their positivity, and they all try in vain to encourage Niko to be more optimistic. Many are foolish and could be mistaken for comic relief, but they do offer pearls of wisdom about life and success, a realization that Niko must make at the same time. Other interesting cases are [[Ivan Bytchkov|Ivan]] and [[Hossan]], both immigrants like Niko but with much more confidence in the American way of life. | *[[Roman Bellic|Roman]], [[Little Jacob|Jacob]], [[Brucie Kibbutz|Brucie]], [[Kate McReary|Kate]] and [[Bernie Crane|Bernie]]: The '''optimists''', people Niko likes because of their positivity, and they all try in vain to encourage Niko to be more optimistic. Many are foolish and could be mistaken for comic relief, but they do offer pearls of wisdom about life and success, a realization that Niko must make at the same time. Other interesting cases are [[Ivan Bytchkov|Ivan]] and [[Hossan]], both immigrants like Niko but with much more confidence in the American way of life. | ||
*Patrick, [[Gerald McReary|Gerald]], [[Derrick McReary|Derrick]], [[Dwayne Forge|Dwayne]] and [[Phil Bell]]: The '''pessimists''', people Niko likes because they have angst that he instinctively responds to. Packie and Dwayne especially become friends of Niko because of their shared struggle; Niko confides in Dwayne remarkably early in their relationship "you remind me of me". It's also notable that he relates well to [[Jon Gravelli]] and his bleak sense of humor, despite an enormous age gap, other lifestyle differences and Niko's traditional dislike of his bosses. | *Patrick, [[Gerald McReary|Gerald]], [[Derrick McReary|Derrick]], [[Dwayne Forge|Dwayne]] and [[Phil Bell]]: The '''pessimists''', people Niko likes because they have angst that he instinctively responds to. Packie and Dwayne especially become friends of Niko because of their shared struggle; Niko confides in Dwayne remarkably early in their relationship "you remind me of me". It's also notable that he relates well to [[Jon Gravelli]] and his bleak sense of humor, despite an enormous age gap, other lifestyle differences and Niko's traditional dislike of his bosses. | ||
*[[Vlad Glebov|Vlad]], [[Dimitri Rascalov|Dimitri]], [[Mikhael Faustin|Faustin]], [[Ray Bulgarin|Bulgarin]], [[Francis McReary|Francis]], [[United Liberty Paper]], [[Manny Ecsuela|Manny]], [[Elizabeta]], [[Playboy]], [[Ray Boccino|Boccino]] and [[Jimmy Pegorino|Pegorino]]: The '''corrupt''', people Niko doesn't like (or forced to take orders of them) because of their greed or immorality. He had to take orders from all of them, considers killing most of them at least once, and inevitably kills above one third of them. This, combined with his dislike of capitalism, shows that Niko has authority issues and can't stand corrupt people in power. With the exception of United Liberty Paper, [[Elizabeta]] (who ends up in jail) and only if spared [[Playboy X]] and [[Francis McReary]], all of the corrupt end up dead. | *[[Vlad Glebov|Vlad]], [[Dimitri Rascalov|Dimitri]], [[Mikhael Faustin|Faustin]], [[Ray Bulgarin|Bulgarin]], [[Francis McReary|Francis]], [[United Liberty Paper]], [[Manny Ecsuela|Manny]], [[Elizabeta]], [[Playboy]], [[Ray Boccino|Boccino]] and [[Jimmy Pegorino|Pegorino]]: The '''corrupt''', people Niko doesn't like (or forced to take orders of them) because of their greed or immorality. He had to take orders from all of them, considers killing most of them at least once, and inevitably kills above one third of them. This, combined with his dislike of capitalism, shows that Niko has authority issues and can't stand corrupt people in power. With the exception of United Liberty Paper, [[Elizabeta]] (who ends up in jail) and only if spared [[Playboy X]] and [[Francis McReary]], all of the corrupt end up dead | ||
*[[Jon Gravelli]], [[Karen]], [[Darko Brevic]]; '''other''' characters in the game. | |||
==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||