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File:Vehicledamage-GTA1-RepairVan.png|A [[Repair Van]] in various stages of damage (GTA 1). | |||
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== GTA III — GTA Vice City Stories == | == GTA III — GTA Vice City Stories == | ||
[[File: | [[File:Vehicledamage-GTAVC-Patriot.jpg|thumb|235px|A [[Patriot]] in various stages of damage (GTA Vice City).]] | ||
By [[Grand Theft Auto III]], vehicles are far more sensitive with damage, as parts can show signs of damage with the slightest collision, as well as high speed collisions with pedestrians. However, the performance of vehicles remains unaffected from damage, and imminent destruction of vehicles are represented by a burning engine. If a vehicle is flipped over, its engine may also engulf in flames and result in the vehicle exploding. | By [[Grand Theft Auto III]], vehicles are far more sensitive with damage, as parts can show signs of damage with the slightest collision, as well as high speed collisions with pedestrians. However, the performance of vehicles remains unaffected from damage, and imminent destruction of vehicles are represented by a burning engine. If a vehicle is flipped over, its engine may also engulf in flames and result in the vehicle exploding. | ||
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== GTA IV — GTA Chinatown Wars == | == GTA IV — GTA Chinatown Wars == | ||
[[ | [[File:Vehicledamage-GTAIV-Intruder.jpg|thumb|305px|A heavily damaged [[Intruder]] in GTA IV.]] | ||
For [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], vehicle damage has improved in leaps and bounds. Imminent destruction is now represented by either a burning engine, a burning gas tank or both, and clunking engine noises are reintroduced for vehicles with damaged engines. Alternately, the engines of severely damaged vehicles may simply cut off (this can be rectified by calling any number on the player's [[Phone|mobile phone]]); in addition, flipped vehicles no longer burn and explode. | For [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], vehicle damage has improved in leaps and bounds. Imminent destruction is now represented by either a burning engine, a burning gas tank or both, and clunking engine noises are reintroduced for vehicles with damaged engines. Alternately, the engines of severely damaged vehicles may simply cut off (this can be rectified by calling any number on the player's [[Phone|mobile phone]]); in addition, flipped vehicles no longer burn and explode. | ||
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Other minor damages were added in the game. Individual lights, including those of motorbikes, and windows can be broken. Opened doors can be broken off by forcing them against another solid object, as doors are now registered as solid objects. Loose hood and trunk lids can be torn off at high speeds, unless the player slows down and allow the lid to close. Scrapes, scratches and bullet holes are added for minute damages. Flat tires can break apart at a certain speed, resulting in the wheel running on a bare rim; tires may also be destroyed by fire or by [[wp:Burnout (vehicle)|burning out]] excessively. | Other minor damages were added in the game. Individual lights, including those of motorbikes, and windows can be broken. Opened doors can be broken off by forcing them against another solid object, as doors are now registered as solid objects. Loose hood and trunk lids can be torn off at high speeds, unless the player slows down and allow the lid to close. Scrapes, scratches and bullet holes are added for minute damages. Flat tires can break apart at a certain speed, resulting in the wheel running on a bare rim; tires may also be destroyed by fire or by [[wp:Burnout (vehicle)|burning out]] excessively. | ||
In [[ | In [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]], the damage system reverts to that of games prior to GTA IV, limiting visual damage to ajar doors and hood and trunk lids, and smoke or fire from the engine. Vehicles are now certain to explode after sufficient damage, and the player will also be set alight when a vehicle they have damaged heavily ignites. Flipped vehicles will also explode in the same manner as it does prior to GTA IV. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||