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* On the ground as a cop is standing over the player (mainly in hand-to-hand combat). | * On the ground as a cop is standing over the player (mainly in hand-to-hand combat). | ||
* Getting knocked over while trying to steal a cop car (while a cop is inside). | * Getting knocked over while trying to steal a cop car (while a cop is inside). | ||
* Forced to raise | * Forced to raise Nkio's hands up at gun point by a cop. If he does'nt perform a fake arrest, he'll be cuffed (in [[GTA IV]]) | ||
=Effect= | =Effect= | ||
Revision as of 19:01, 15 February 2009
Busted is a term referring to when a player is arrested in a Grand Theft Auto game.
Many things can contribute to this:
- Getting pulled out of a car/bike/helicopter/plane/boat.
- On the ground as a cop is standing over the player (mainly in hand-to-hand combat).
- Getting knocked over while trying to steal a cop car (while a cop is inside).
- Forced to raise Nkio's hands up at gun point by a cop. If he does'nt perform a fake arrest, he'll be cuffed (in GTA IV)
Effect
As a result of getting busted the player will lose all of their weapons (except in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, if the player has Barbara Schternvart as a girlfriend) and fail any mission they were currently taking part in.
Extra
In GTA San Andreas, when Carl Johnson gets busted, he will respond either positively or negatively to the officer, depending on the wanted star level.