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==Wanted Levels== | ==Wanted Levels== | ||
===One star=== | ===One star=== | ||
[[File: | [[File:HUD-GTACW-OneStarx2.png|thumb|right|333px|A one star wanted level in GTA Chinatown Wars.]] | ||
[[File: | [[File:HUD-GTACW-OneStar.png|thumb|right|333px|A one star wanted level in GTA Chinatown Wars.]] | ||
A one star wanted level is obtained when the player does a "minor crime". Any LCPD police patrols will give chase and attempt to arrest the player on sight. Officers on foot use the nightstick against the player. Police cars follow the player at relatively low speeds. A one star wanted level can be removed by staying out of trouble and police sight for a short while, using the Pay 'n Spray, or disabling one police vehicle. | A one star wanted level is obtained when the player does a "minor crime". Any LCPD police patrols will give chase and attempt to arrest the player on sight. Officers on foot use the nightstick against the player. Police cars follow the player at relatively low speeds. A one star wanted level can be removed by staying out of trouble and police sight for a short while, using the Pay 'n Spray, or disabling one police vehicle. | ||
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===Two stars=== | ===Two stars=== | ||
[[File: | [[File:HUD-GTACW-TwoStar.png|thumb|right|333px|A two star wanted level in GTA Chinatown Wars.]] | ||
At two stars, officers shoot to kill more often. Officers in cars now chase the player, rather than simply following behind, and often try to overtake the player or run them off-road. | At two stars, officers shoot to kill more often. Officers in cars now chase the player, rather than simply following behind, and often try to overtake the player or run them off-road. | ||
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===Three stars=== | ===Three stars=== | ||
[[File: | [[File:HUD-GTACW-ThreeStar.png|thumb|right|333px|A three star wanted level in GTA Chinatown Wars.]] | ||
At three stars, a police helicopter chases the player. Roadblocks are also set up using [[Police Cruiser]]s, and the [[NOOSE]] joins the LCPD. The NOOSE uses the heavy [[Enforcer]]s which are harder to take out by disabling them. The NOOSE teams also use the [[Micro Uzi]] to engage the player. | At three stars, a police helicopter chases the player. Roadblocks are also set up using [[Police Cruiser]]s, and the [[NOOSE]] joins the LCPD. The NOOSE uses the heavy [[Enforcer]]s which are harder to take out by disabling them. The NOOSE teams also use the [[Micro Uzi]] to engage the player. | ||
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===Four stars=== | ===Four stars=== | ||
[[File: | [[File:HUD-GTACW-FourStarx2.png|thumb|right|333px|A four star wanted level in GTA Chinatown Wars.]] | ||
[[File:HUD-GTACW-FourStar.png|thumb|right|333px|A four star wanted level in GTA Chinatown Wars.]] | |||
At four stars, more [[Enforcer]]s and Police cars are dispatched. The [[Federal Bureau of Investigation#Grand Theft Auto IV|FIB]] also gives chase using the [[FIB Rancher]]. The FIB Ranchers are slightly easier to take out than the NOOSE Enforcers, but are much faster to compensate. FIB teams come only one a vehicle and use the [[Micro Uzi]] to engage the player. | At four stars, more [[Enforcer]]s and Police cars are dispatched. The [[Federal Bureau of Investigation#Grand Theft Auto IV|FIB]] also gives chase using the [[FIB Rancher]]. The FIB Ranchers are slightly easier to take out than the NOOSE Enforcers, but are much faster to compensate. FIB teams come only one a vehicle and use the [[Micro Uzi]] to engage the player. | ||