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Vehicles may also be used as a weapon with other vehicles, being effective as a battering ram or blockade, and is particularly necessary in earlier games when the player is unable to shoot from a vehicle or does not have a proper viewpoint to do so. Vehicle-to-vehicle battles commonly occur in vehicle chases, which either require that the player merely stop the target vehicle by sufficiently damaging it, or destroy it outright. | Vehicles may also be used as a weapon with other vehicles, being effective as a battering ram or blockade, and is particularly necessary in earlier games when the player is unable to shoot from a vehicle or does not have a proper viewpoint to do so. Vehicle-to-vehicle battles commonly occur in vehicle chases, which either require that the player merely stop the target vehicle by sufficiently damaging it, or destroy it outright. | ||
Naturally, larger vehicles, while slow, may be particularly useful completely hindering the movement of a smaller vehicle by pinning it against a wall with its weight. The skill needed to flip a vehicle over or perform a [[PIT maneuver]] (as taught at [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]' [[Driving School]]) is also advantageous. | Naturally, larger vehicles, while slow, may be particularly useful completely hindering the movement of a smaller vehicle by pinning it against a wall with its weight; likewise, the use of smaller, lighter vehicles, motorcycles and bicycles are not recommended in chases against larger vehicles. The skill needed to flip a vehicle over or perform a [[PIT maneuver]] (as taught at [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]' [[Driving School]]) is also advantageous. | ||
== With built-in weapon == | == With built-in weapon == | ||