Help Thread For Las Venturas Missions

[Blake]

Thanks for that list, very useful!

 

[Quick_Nick]

That dam and blast mission is very confusing. I fly over the yellow blip & can't jump out. Could someone help figure out what I should do?

 

[Blake]

If I remember correctly there is a corana you have to fly through, as soon as you fly through that corona you can jump.

 

[Cosmic]

That dam and blast mission is very confusing. I fly over the yellow blip & can't jump out. Could someone help figure out what I should do?

When you fly into the corona press trangle.

 

[Danny]

The corona is quite high up. You may, like me, have not been high enough and been confused.

 

[KieranMurphy]

That dam and blast mission is very confusing. I fly over the yellow blip & can't jump out. Could someone help figure out what I should do?

You have to be at the right height. I had to do a couple of flyovers before I was at the right height. You'll see a red corona you have to fly through and then you can bail out.


KM.

 

[Quick_Nick]

Thanks everyone. I remember the assassination missions in Vice City I had a similar problem. There was this one mission were you have to kill some guy on a billboard. I kept going under the billboard & could never find him & I would fail the mission. So, I asked my friend about it one day & he showed me how to complete it.

 

[Jimmy Enslashay]

When doing these missions, if the blip is a circle, it means you are on the same general level of height as him. If the blip looks like an upright Triangle, it means the target is higher than you. If it is an upside-down Triangle, it means the target is lower than you.

Take that in mind for the missions.

 

[Blackbird.]

I didn't know the position of the arrow gave a meaning of you being higher or lower then it. Thanks Jimmy!

 

[Jimmy Enslashay]

No problem. It has been like that for all GTAs (since 3), but I never noticed it in GTA 3 until Vice City nearly came out.

 

[Blake]

You didn't know that? I swear we (or at least I) used that in missions all the time. Oh well .

 

[Blackbird.]

No I did not. It didn't help me in missions anyhow. I just thought well I'm either lower or higher then the object. I never thought of the arrows direction mean't if I were higher or not.

 

[Blake]

I was aiming that mainly it Jimmy, sorry if it sounded harsh to you.

 

[Blackbird.]

No, I feel so dumb. At least it wasn't as bad as not knowing that if you lean foward in bikes your aerodynamics improve thus making you go faster. I soon figured it out after accidentally pushing the stick foward and notice the engine sounding like it was revving higher.

 

[Blake]

I thought that was R32GTST/M?

 

[Blackbird.]

It was. I said at least it wasn't me.

 

[Takumi Fujiwara]

A bit of advice for the "You've Had Your Chips" mission, the machines blow up with one shotgun hit each. No point in bothering with explosives or rockets.

 

[Blake]

I just used Micro SMG's, shooting all them is a great way to get hitman quickly

 

[Jimmy Enslashay]

I had a Rocket Launcher left over from a previous mission. Seriously, if you have one, use it. It blows up 2 machines with 1 hit. No need to bother with a Shotgun in that case.

You didn't know that? I swear we (or at least I) used that in missions all the time. Oh well .

Not until near the end of us playing it. I only started to notice it until Vice City was coming out.

 

[Revolution 909]

I just used Micro SMG's, shooting all them is a great way to get hitman quickly

Thanks to that mission I got hitman with the silenced pistol, I ran out of ammo in that mission so I had to improvise.

Using a car to take out machines proved to a much better way in the end.

 

[Jimmy Enslashay]

Wouldn't it hurt the car and blow it up, though? Plus, it would be awkward driving around into them. Rocket Launcher is my Number 1, 2 and 3 recommendation.

Also, the Dual-Weild Micro-SMGs are great to use. They fire so quickly. They would be my second favourite guns.

 

[Blackbird.]

Not until near the end of us playing it. I only started to notice it until Vice City was coming out.

Us? Do you know Blake or something? (I know nothing)

 

[Jimmy Enslashay]

Hmm. Quite behind aren't we, Blackbird?

Me and Blake have been like brothers for about 6 years. We practically live at each other's places, that's why I was posting records for him the othe day. He was at my house playing the game, while I was on here.

 

[Blackbird.]

Lucky bastiges. None of my friends are game freaks like me. Plus no one from my school lives anywhere near me except my cousin(female). You can call me Eric.

 

[Jimmy Enslashay]

We're not really game freaks, although we play a few games. We're plain GTA Freaks.

 

[Blackbird.]

Well yeah that was actually interested and good at games. I have none of that. Very lonely playing one player on excellent multiplayer games.

 

[Jimmy Enslashay]

Don't worry. You still can date people on there, if that's any consellation.

Anyway, back to the topic.

 

[R32GTST/M]

I thought that was R32GTST/M?

My secret shame .

In my defence though, i never used analogue controls to steer vehicles till now!.
Can't figure out how i never discovered that in Vice, i played the game almost to death!.

 

[Blake]

Not until near the end of us playing it. I only started to notice it until Vice City was coming out.

Oh O.K., I noticed it and found out straight away.

Can't figure out how i never discovered that in Vice, i played the game almost to death!.

Neither can I, I find it rather amazing that you never knew that. Oh well, you do know, don't you?

 

[Blackbird.]

My secret shame .

In my defence though, i never used analogue controls to steer vehicles till now!.
Can't figure out how i never discovered that in Vice, i played the game almost to death!.

I can't remember the last time I used the D-Pad. With the Analogue stick you have more control over steering and moving. I started using it in GT3 and it improved my skills greatly so I used them ever since.