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The mission is failed if the player remains outside of a Law Enforcement vehicle for more than 60 seconds in one go, or if the player dies or is busted. Vigilante mode does not grant immunity from the [[Police]], who will often pursue the player for murder, firing weapons, hitting police cars etc. Each time a Vigilante mission is started, the player must begin at Level 1, and cannot continue a previously failed or canceled mission. GTA Vice City Stories has a checkpoint every five levels so you can restart at that checkpoint if you failed or canceled before completion. | The mission is failed if the player remains outside of a Law Enforcement vehicle for more than 60 seconds in one go, or if the player dies or is busted. Vigilante mode does not grant immunity from the [[Police]], who will often pursue the player for murder, firing weapons, hitting police cars etc. Each time a Vigilante mission is started, the player must begin at Level 1, and cannot continue a previously failed or canceled mission. GTA Vice City Stories has a checkpoint every five levels so you can restart at that checkpoint if you failed or canceled before completion. | ||
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In GTA IV and GTA Chinatown Wars, the Vigilante missions are retooled. When [[Niko Bellic|Niko]] or [[Huang Lee|Huang]] accesses a police car, they can access the criminal database computer and view crimes in progress in the area. The player has a time limit to get to the crime scene, but once there the timer stops. These crimes include gang activity, which involved killing a group of thugs, stolen vehicle, which involved chasing down the criminal in the stolen vehicle and suspect on foot, which consist of only one criminal fleeing a crime scene, and are usually the easiest. In GTA IV, 20 missions must be completed for the ''Cleaned The Mean Streets'' [[Achievements in GTA IV|Achievement]] and for [[100% Completion in GTA IV|100% completion]]. The 20 missions however do not need to be done consecutively. In addition, there is a new form of the mission called [[Most Wanted]]. In GTA Chinatown Wars, the side-mission automatically ends when you kill the last criminal on each wave, and to restart it you must reenter a Law Enforcement vehicle and access the Police Computer, so you don't have to beat all five waves consecutively to obtain the Gold Medal, as long as the chain is completed without failure. | In GTA IV and GTA Chinatown Wars, the Vigilante missions are retooled. When [[Niko Bellic|Niko]] or [[Huang Lee|Huang]] accesses a police car, they can access the criminal database computer and view crimes in progress in the area. The player has a time limit to get to the crime scene, but once there the timer stops. These crimes include gang activity, which involved killing a group of thugs, stolen vehicle, which involved chasing down the criminal in the stolen vehicle and suspect on foot, which consist of only one criminal fleeing a crime scene, and are usually the easiest. In GTA IV, 20 missions must be completed for the ''Cleaned The Mean Streets'' [[Achievements in GTA IV|Achievement]] and for [[100% Completion in GTA IV|100% completion]]. The 20 missions however do not need to be done consecutively. In addition, there is a new form of the mission called [[Most Wanted]]. In GTA Chinatown Wars, the side-mission automatically ends when you kill the last criminal on each wave, and to restart it you must reenter a Law Enforcement vehicle and access the Police Computer, so you don't have to beat all five waves consecutively to obtain the Gold Medal, as long as the chain is completed without failure. | ||