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 ===Gang War Variations===
 *'''Hanging Out Wars''': This gang warfare style is when a gang is situated in one location of the map and there are approximately 20-30 enemies to gun down with the capability to call for reinforcements. This type of war is indicated by one of the Lost gang members making a statement about them "hanging out" somewhere. All targets must be eliminated, and that includes gang members who might run away (it's possible for them to get many blocks from the scene, though almost always they're on foot making them easy to track down later). Some of the gang members will be armed with molotov cocktails or grenades on higher levels.
-*'''Cruising Wars''': This gang warfare style is when there are gang is driving around the streets in automobiles, motorcycles or a combination of both, waiting for a provoked attack. The battle begins once Johnny or a Lost member opens fire on any vehicle (or discharges a weapon near them). Once this happens, most vehicles will converge, and more will arrive elsewhere. (Occasionally, a vehicle will drive away from the scene, and either circle back later or it needs to be pursued). This type of battle is indicated by one of the Lost members telling Johnny that the targets are "cruising around", though alternately they might just say "They're somewhere in xxxx."
+*'''Cruising Wars''': This gang warfare style is when gang members are driving around the streets in automobiles, motorcycles or a combination of both, waiting for a provoked attack. The battle begins once Johnny or a Lost member opens fire on any vehicle (or discharges a weapon near them). Once this happens, most vehicles will converge, and more will arrive elsewhere. (Occasionally, a vehicle will drive away from the scene, and either circle back later or it needs to be pursued). This type of battle is indicated by one of the Lost members telling Johnny that the targets are "cruising around", though alternately they might just say "They're somewhere in xxxx."
 *'''Transportation Wars''': This style of gang war requires Klebitz to chase down and destroy the main enemy vehicle without it getting away. In this gang war there are also many enemies trying to protect a vehicle at all cost, and will call for more backup. If one of the Lost gang members says something like "They are doing a Little Escort Work" or makes any reference to a vehicle, this means that this mission is a Transportation War. This is arguably the easiest of the gang battles, as all Johnny needs to do is destroy the designated vehicle; the easiest way is to drive-by and fire three or four shotgun rounds at the vehicle, which is usually enough to set it on fire; get clear of the vehicle and avoid enemy attacks long enough for the vehicle to blow up, and the battle is won. This is also the battle where Lost casualties can be minimized the most. There is usually a large amount of cash that can be recovered from the site of the vehicle explosion of Johnny is quick enough (though there is danger of being hit by passing vehicles).