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== Description == | == Description == | ||
When collected by the player, the adrenaline pills give the player a temporary boost of speed while seemingly slowing down time. While the game's speed is slowed down, the player's aiming speed is the same as it would normally be, which is handy when engaged in gun battles such as police, gangs or during rampages. The player can also jump further than normal. Strangely, entering a vehicle resets the speed to normal again. | When collected by the player, the adrenaline pills give the player a temporary boost of speed while seemingly slowing down time. While the game's speed is slowed down, the player's aiming speed is the same as it would normally be, which is handy when engaged in gun battles such as [[police]],[[gang:gangs|gangs]] or during [[rampage:rampages|rampages]]. The player can also jump further than normal. Strangely, entering a vehicle resets the speed to normal again. | ||
Many players consider the adrenaline pills to be a drug the player takes, which may also explain their absence in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]], since the [[Protagonist|main characters]] in these games have a dislike towards [[Drugs|drugs]]. However, in GTA San Andreas, an "adrenaline effect" cheat code exists which makes the same impact when entered | Many players consider the adrenaline pills to be a drug the player takes, which may also explain their absence in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]], since the [[Protagonist|main characters]] in these games have a dislike towards [[Drugs|drugs]]. However, in GTA San Andreas, an "adrenaline effect" cheat code exists which makes the same impact when entered | ||