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Welcome To Town...
You're Chas Vance, just arrived from San Andreas and eager to make your fortune during the tech boom of the Late '90s. Your innovative notions on microprocessor design can boost computational speeds by a degree of magnitude, which stands to earn you — and HAL Industries, the company that's hired you away from San Fierro — billions and billions of dollars.
Shortly after you arrive, however, HAL is bought out by the shadowy OMNICORP, which seizes your ideas, shutters the Austin office and hands you a pink slip.
Now, you're looking to get revenge against the HAL Industry execs who betrayed you, as well as the OMNICORP head who's making a fortune off your ideas.
Finding a job would be nice, too.
Just a sampling of the sights and neighborhoods you can see and explore in Travisco:
• Delltopia (location, far North): Prowl the streets of Delltopia and steal any of 65 varieties of SUV. Wait in traffic to make a getaway.
• Allergen Park: This town, north of Travisco but west of Delltopia, is almost entirely inaccessible by any method of transportation known to humankind.
• Snyde Park: The nicer homes in this historic and trendy neighborhood will always cost at least 20 percent more than you have available.
• Appeasement Park: Located near the University of Travisco, this park may sound tranquil, but be careful, those Frisbee-throwin' hippies can be deadly.
• Downtown: Alive and bustling most days, it's a great place to take in a show, get a late-night cup of coffee, or gerrymander a rival political party out of existence.
• SLO-PARC Expressway: A convenient way to zip north or south in mere minutes... unless, of course, it's between the hours of 8 a.m.-9:30 a.m., or 3:30-6:30 p.m. Or, come to think of it, between 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Better yet, just avoid SLO-PARC if at all possible.
• Soe Koe: An area south of Downtown where OMNICORP is insiduously replacing the individually owned antique-hand-made-fair-trade-indigineous-people-supporting-bead-and-bauble shops with chain store antique-hand-made-fair-trade-indigineous-people-supporting-bead-and-bauble shops that also serve organic coffee.
• Light Rail: Not available in this version of GTA: Travisco.
Welcome To Town...
You're Chas Vance, just arrived from San Andreas and eager to make your fortune during the tech boom of the Late '90s. Your innovative notions on microprocessor design can boost computational speeds by a degree of magnitude, which stands to earn you — and HAL Industries, the company that's hired you away from San Fierro — billions and billions of dollars.
Shortly after you arrive, however, HAL is bought out by the shadowy OMNICORP, which seizes your ideas, shutters the Austin office and hands you a pink slip.
Now, you're looking to get revenge against the HAL Industry execs who betrayed you, as well as the OMNICORP head who's making a fortune off your ideas.
Finding a job would be nice, too.
Just a sampling of the sights and neighborhoods you can see and explore in Travisco:
• Delltopia (location, far North): Prowl the streets of Delltopia and steal any of 65 varieties of SUV. Wait in traffic to make a getaway.
• Allergen Park: This town, north of Travisco but west of Delltopia, is almost entirely inaccessible by any method of transportation known to humankind.
• Snyde Park: The nicer homes in this historic and trendy neighborhood will always cost at least 20 percent more than you have available.
• Appeasement Park: Located near the University of Travisco, this park may sound tranquil, but be careful, those Frisbee-throwin' hippies can be deadly.
• Downtown: Alive and bustling most days, it's a great place to take in a show, get a late-night cup of coffee, or gerrymander a rival political party out of existence.
• SLO-PARC Expressway: A convenient way to zip north or south in mere minutes... unless, of course, it's between the hours of 8 a.m.-9:30 a.m., or 3:30-6:30 p.m. Or, come to think of it, between 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Better yet, just avoid SLO-PARC if at all possible.
• Soe Koe: An area south of Downtown where OMNICORP is insiduously replacing the individually owned antique-hand-made-fair-trade-indigineous-people-supporting-bead-and-bauble shops with chain store antique-hand-made-fair-trade-indigineous-people-supporting-bead-and-bauble shops that also serve organic coffee.
• Light Rail: Not available in this version of GTA: Travisco.
Working your way to the top of the heap in Travisco won't be easy without allies. Picking your friends is doubly important, since it means picking your enemies, as well.
Here's a quick look at who's calling the shots in town:
• Dot-Commers: Pampered and annoying with all their stock options, over the course of the game, they begin to really get in the way. Every time you show up to complete a mission, one of them is already there, willing to do the job for half the price. (They call it "networking.")
• Softwarriors: Same as the Dot-Commers, only they dress a little better. As a rule, they expect lots of free snacks and soda. Very skilled at foosball.
• Space Cowboys: Original residents of Travisco (or at least they've been around since the Sixties), these folks will stop at nothing to drive the newcomers out of town. Unless, of course, that involves waking up before 10 a.m. Or doing something that might cause something called "bad vibes." Come to think of it, you're probably not going to have a lot of trouble with the Cowboys.
• Ecowarriors: This gang will usually show up about three seconds after you've purchased a piece of property, preventing you from doing anything with the land because it's the only known habitat for the green-throated granite thrush, a bird so brittle its own legs can't stand the weight of its body, leading to grotesque fractures upon every landing.
• Celebs: Almost as annoying as the Dot-Commers, the Celebs are immigrants from Los Santos who snap up the most expensive property in town, run into zoning problems, then complain about the "death" of "Old Travisco."
• "The Chips": Mysterious and a little creepy, "The Chips" can always be spotted by their omnipresent static-prevention suits. (Call 'em "Bunny Suits" at your own peril.)
Ladies and Gentlemen, Start Your Missions ...
So you think you'll just arrive in town and everything will be served up to you on a silver platter. Forget about it, bub. There's lots and lots and lots for you to do before you can start resting on your laurels around these parts.
Here's a sampling of what you'll need to accomplish to succeed in town:
• Road Rally: Try to make it from Delltopia (North) through downtown Travisco in less than 40 minutes.
• Help Los Santos starlet Sandra Bee deal with her "contractor problem" in an "old school" manner. (We're thinking Molotov cocktails.)
• Pick up a package at the airport and make it out of there before your 30 minutes of free parking expires.
• Help "convince" city commissioners to either accept or reject "big box" chain stores.
• Blow up the remains of the abandoned "Entil" Building downtown.
• Somehow manage to profitably operate a live music venue on Sixth Street.
• Wipe out the last of the red-tailed salamanders to clear the way for your new corporate hog farm.
• Something involving bongos, nudity and a controlled substance.
• Lead a conga line out of a club onto the sidewalk during a major musical festival. (This mission rises the ire of the TPD more than almost any other.)
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Welcome To Town...
You're Chas Vance, just arrived from San Andreas and eager to make your fortune during the tech boom of the Late '90s. Your innovative notions on microprocessor design can boost computational speeds by a degree of magnitude, which stands to earn you — and HAL Industries, the company that's hired you away from San Fierro — billions and billions of dollars.
Shortly after you arrive, however, HAL is bought out by the shadowy OMNICORP, which seizes your ideas, shutters the Austin office and hands you a pink slip.
Now, you're looking to get revenge against the HAL Industry execs who betrayed you, as well as the OMNICORP head who's making a fortune off your ideas.
Finding a job would be nice, too.
Just a sampling of the sights and neighborhoods you can see and explore in Travisco:
• Delltopia (location, far North): Prowl the streets of Delltopia and steal any of 65 varieties of SUV. Wait in traffic to make a getaway.
• Allergen Park: This town, north of Travisco but west of Delltopia, is almost entirely inaccessible by any method of transportation known to humankind.
• Snyde Park: The nicer homes in this historic and trendy neighborhood will always cost at least 20 percent more than you have available.
• Appeasement Park: Located near the University of Travisco, this park may sound tranquil, but be careful, those Frisbee-throwin' hippies can be deadly.
• Downtown: Alive and bustling most days, it's a great place to take in a show, get a late-night cup of coffee, or gerrymander a rival political party out of existence.
• SLO-PARC Expressway: A convenient way to zip north or south in mere minutes... unless, of course, it's between the hours of 8 a.m.-9:30 a.m., or 3:30-6:30 p.m. Or, come to think of it, between 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Better yet, just avoid SLO-PARC if at all possible.
• Soe Koe: An area south of Downtown where OMNICORP is insiduously replacing the individually owned antique-hand-made-fair-trade-indigineous-people-supporting-bead-and-bauble shops with chain store antique-hand-made-fair-trade-indigineous-people-supporting-bead-and-bauble shops that also serve organic coffee.
• Light Rail: Not available in this version of GTA: Travisco.
Welcome To Town...
You're Chas Vance, just arrived from San Andreas and eager to make your fortune during the tech boom of the Late '90s. Your innovative notions on microprocessor design can boost computational speeds by a degree of magnitude, which stands to earn you — and HAL Industries, the company that's hired you away from San Fierro — billions and billions of dollars.
Shortly after you arrive, however, HAL is bought out by the shadowy OMNICORP, which seizes your ideas, shutters the Austin office and hands you a pink slip.
Now, you're looking to get revenge against the HAL Industry execs who betrayed you, as well as the OMNICORP head who's making a fortune off your ideas.
Finding a job would be nice, too.
Just a sampling of the sights and neighborhoods you can see and explore in Travisco:
• Delltopia (location, far North): Prowl the streets of Delltopia and steal any of 65 varieties of SUV. Wait in traffic to make a getaway.
• Allergen Park: This town, north of Travisco but west of Delltopia, is almost entirely inaccessible by any method of transportation known to humankind.
• Snyde Park: The nicer homes in this historic and trendy neighborhood will always cost at least 20 percent more than you have available.
• Appeasement Park: Located near the University of Travisco, this park may sound tranquil, but be careful, those Frisbee-throwin' hippies can be deadly.
• Downtown: Alive and bustling most days, it's a great place to take in a show, get a late-night cup of coffee, or gerrymander a rival political party out of existence.
• SLO-PARC Expressway: A convenient way to zip north or south in mere minutes... unless, of course, it's between the hours of 8 a.m.-9:30 a.m., or 3:30-6:30 p.m. Or, come to think of it, between 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Better yet, just avoid SLO-PARC if at all possible.
• Soe Koe: An area south of Downtown where OMNICORP is insiduously replacing the individually owned antique-hand-made-fair-trade-indigineous-people-supporting-bead-and-bauble shops with chain store antique-hand-made-fair-trade-indigineous-people-supporting-bead-and-bauble shops that also serve organic coffee.
• Light Rail: Not available in this version of GTA: Travisco.
Working your way to the top of the heap in Travisco won't be easy without allies. Picking your friends is doubly important, since it means picking your enemies, as well.
Here's a quick look at who's calling the shots in town:
• Dot-Commers: Pampered and annoying with all their stock options, over the course of the game, they begin to really get in the way. Every time you show up to complete a mission, one of them is already there, willing to do the job for half the price. (They call it "networking.")
• Softwarriors: Same as the Dot-Commers, only they dress a little better. As a rule, they expect lots of free snacks and soda. Very skilled at foosball.
• Space Cowboys: Original residents of Travisco (or at least they've been around since the Sixties), these folks will stop at nothing to drive the newcomers out of town. Unless, of course, that involves waking up before 10 a.m. Or doing something that might cause something called "bad vibes." Come to think of it, you're probably not going to have a lot of trouble with the Cowboys.
• Ecowarriors: This gang will usually show up about three seconds after you've purchased a piece of property, preventing you from doing anything with the land because it's the only known habitat for the green-throated granite thrush, a bird so brittle its own legs can't stand the weight of its body, leading to grotesque fractures upon every landing.
• Celebs: Almost as annoying as the Dot-Commers, the Celebs are immigrants from Los Santos who snap up the most expensive property in town, run into zoning problems, then complain about the "death" of "Old Travisco."
• "The Chips": Mysterious and a little creepy, "The Chips" can always be spotted by their omnipresent static-prevention suits. (Call 'em "Bunny Suits" at your own peril.)
Ladies and Gentlemen, Start Your Missions ...
So you think you'll just arrive in town and everything will be served up to you on a silver platter. Forget about it, bub. There's lots and lots and lots for you to do before you can start resting on your laurels around these parts.
Here's a sampling of what you'll need to accomplish to succeed in town:
• Road Rally: Try to make it from Delltopia (North) through downtown Travisco in less than 40 minutes.
• Help Los Santos starlet Sandra Bee deal with her "contractor problem" in an "old school" manner. (We're thinking Molotov cocktails.)
• Pick up a package at the airport and make it out of there before your 30 minutes of free parking expires.
• Help "convince" city commissioners to either accept or reject "big box" chain stores.
• Blow up the remains of the abandoned "Entil" Building downtown.
• Somehow manage to profitably operate a live music venue on Sixth Street.
• Wipe out the last of the red-tailed salamanders to clear the way for your new corporate hog farm.
• Something involving bongos, nudity and a controlled substance.
• Lead a conga line out of a club onto the sidewalk during a major musical festival. (This mission rises the ire of the TPD more than almost any other.)
dit zijn de wapens verwacht in gta travsico
Dit zijn alle wapens in de game.
AK-74
FN F2000 AK-74u
Barrett M85A1
Berreta M93r Auto 9
Bren MG
SVD Dragunov
Dlask DAP 601 Steyr Aug
FN -P90
AMP DSR-1
Famas SV
MicroTAR
S&W M-60 The Jackal (hellsing)
M21
Glock 17
Groza
Sig Sauer P228
B300-SMAW Raging Bull
HK MP5K (modified)
M249 SAW
Magal
Thompson
Seburo MN-23 SS-20
RPK
HK PSG-1
.38 Python
TavorTAR
Colt 1911 Micro UZI
Tokarev T33
SA-80
HK USP MK23
RPG-7
RPG-7 Firing Sequence Milkor 40mm GL
Colt 25
Glock 17 & Laser
Droid Blaster
G3 SG1
MC-51 Cmag MC-51
MP5-A4
MP5-A5
MP5-SD6
Revolvers
Centimeter Master Top Dollar
.357 Colt
HK PSG-1 V.2
Meat Cleaver
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