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{{quote|My girlfriend, the love of my fucking life...Man, I was pulling moves in the joint so this bitch could pay rent. Now, she won't answer the phone.| [[Dwayne Forge]]}} |
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| ā | '''Ruff Rider''' is the first mission given by [[ |
+ | '''Ruff Rider''' is the first mission given by [[Dwayne Forge]] in ''[[Grand Theft Auto IV]]'' to [[Niko Bellic]]. |
==Description== |
==Description== |
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| ā | [[Playboy X]] offers Niko some money if he helps out his recently released friend Dwayne. Dwayne wants Niko to recover some money from a guy named [[Jayvon Simson]] |
+ | [[Playboy X]] offers Niko some money if he helps out his recently released friend Dwayne. Dwayne wants Niko to recover some money from a guy named [[Jayvon Simson]]. Dwayne has a feud with Jayvon as he was the man who informed the police of Dwayne's illegal activities, resulting in Dwayne being sent to prison. Jayvon is also the current boyfriend of Dwayne's ex-girlfriend, [[Cherise Glover]]. Dwayne says that he was sending this money to Cherise from prison to help pay her rent, but now that he knows that she was giving the money to Jayvon instead he wants it back. Niko agrees to help out the melancholic Dwayne, saying that Dwayne "reminds him of himself". |
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| ⚫ | After either killing or sparing Cherise (player's choice), Niko steals a nearby [[NRG 900]] and chases Jayvon through the city, eventually killing him and retrieving Dwayne's money. Niko phones Dwayne, who asks Niko to meet him at the [[Cluckin' Bell]] near [[Star Junction]]. Niko meets Dwayne there and returns his money. Dwayne also asks about Cherise: If she is spared, Dwayne will say he is happy she isn't dead due to her being "just an idiot". If she is killed, he will also say he is happy, due to her being "such a bitch". |
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==Mission Objectives== |
==Mission Objectives== |
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*Get Dwayne's money. |
*Get Dwayne's money. |
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*Go meet Dwayne at Cluckin' Bell. |
*Go meet Dwayne at Cluckin' Bell. |
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| ā | [[File:RuffRider1.jpg|right|300px|[[Niko Bellic|Niko]] guns down [[Jayvon Simson]].]] |
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| ā | The player is given the [[Player Choices in GTA IV|option]] to either spare Cherise or kill her. At gunpoint, Cherise begs not to be killed, swearing upon Dwayne's loyalty and that he would want the same, unlike Playboy who would just care for the money. If spared, Niko thinks that Dwayne doesn't need the death of Cherise on top of his other problems, and Cherise will be available for a [[Random characters|random encounter]] later. Her encounter isn't required for [[Achievements and Trophies (GTA IV)|achievements]] or [[100% Completion in GTA IV|100% completion]]. If the player chooses to execute her, Niko will simply shoot her once, thinking that she'd have tried anything to get away. |
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| ā | Get on the nearby [[NRG 900|motorcycle]] and chase Jayvon. It is possible to just head due south and cut off [[Jayvon Simson|Jayvon]]Ā at [[South Parkway]]. If Jayvon happens to fall or is knocked off his bike by any reason, he will pull out his [[Micro-SMG]] and shoot back. If Niko runs away from him for a distance, he will hijack/get in the nearest vehicle and chase back Niko. (Might a bug) If Niko outrun from Jayvon for a distance, the player can found him stop and sit still in his vehicle and do nothing until be killed. |
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| ā | For a slightly easier chase, take a car to the mission and run back to it, rather than taking the intended motorcycle. This will allow the player to simply knock Jayvon from his bike and run him over, rather than trying to control the bike and gun at once. |
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==Aftermath== |
==Aftermath== |
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===[[Liberty Tree]] Newspaper=== |
===[[Liberty Tree]] Newspaper=== |
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+ | ''"Jayvon Simson's body was one of the many collected by coroners in Algonquin recently. It wasn't a knife or a gun or a rocket launcher that killed this man though... he was killed by video games. Witnesses report a heated argument outside Videogeddon arcade, an establishment where addicts pump quarters into computers to get their fix of horrific violence. The argument was followed by a chase on motorbikes then his grizzly murder. It is no surprise that upset community leaders are pointing to games as the cause of this death: the pattern of altercation, vehicle chase, murder, rebirth and try again is common in video games. Although Mr. Simson was a known drug user and dealer with several convictions, we are certain this case is due to polygons and pixels not parole boards."'' |
==Video Walkthrough== |
==Video Walkthrough== |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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| ā | *The mission name is a reference to the real-life |
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| ā | *This mission is one of several story missions which can be done after completing the main story. |
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| ā | *Cherise's dialogue when she's facing execution is actually hinting the player which one might be the best choice to take in [[The Holland Play]], mentioning that Dwayne will stick to Niko for life and [[Playboy X]] will care about nothing but money. |
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| ā | *This mission can be quite similar to [[No Love Lost]] as it involves a bike chase and sparing the target's girlfriend, though sparing the girlfriend in this mission is optional. |
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==Navigation== |
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Revision as of 22:46, 23 September 2020
Ruff Rider is the first mission given by Dwayne Forge in Grand Theft Auto IV to Niko Bellic.
Description
Playboy X offers Niko some money if he helps out his recently released friend Dwayne. Dwayne wants Niko to recover some money from a guy named Jayvon Simson. Dwayne has a feud with Jayvon as he was the man who informed the police of Dwayne's illegal activities, resulting in Dwayne being sent to prison. Jayvon is also the current boyfriend of Dwayne's ex-girlfriend, Cherise Glover. Dwayne says that he was sending this money to Cherise from prison to help pay her rent, but now that he knows that she was giving the money to Jayvon instead he wants it back. Niko agrees to help out the melancholic Dwayne, saying that Dwayne "reminds him of himself".
Niko heads to the Videogeddon arcade in Chinatown and sees Cherise and Jayvon together. Jayvon spots Niko and fires at him with a Micro SMG. Niko dodges the bullet and Jayvon escapes on a Hellfury.
After either killing or sparing Cherise (player's choice), Niko steals a nearby NRG 900 and chases Jayvon through the city, eventually killing him and retrieving Dwayne's money. Niko phones Dwayne, who asks Niko to meet him at the Cluckin' Bell near Star Junction. Niko meets Dwayne there and returns his money. Dwayne also asks about Cherise: If she is spared, Dwayne will say he is happy she isn't dead due to her being "just an idiot". If she is killed, he will also say he is happy, due to her being "such a bitch".
Mission Objectives
In order to complete the mission the player must:
- Go to the arcade in Chinatown.
- Execute Cherise or let her live.
- Chase Jayvon down.
- Get Dwayne's money.
- Go meet Dwayne at Cluckin' Bell.
Aftermath
Liberty Tree Newspaper
"Jayvon Simson's body was one of the many collected by coroners in Algonquin recently. It wasn't a knife or a gun or a rocket launcher that killed this man though... he was killed by video games. Witnesses report a heated argument outside Videogeddon arcade, an establishment where addicts pump quarters into computers to get their fix of horrific violence. The argument was followed by a chase on motorbikes then his grizzly murder. It is no surprise that upset community leaders are pointing to games as the cause of this death: the pattern of altercation, vehicle chase, murder, rebirth and try again is common in video games. Although Mr. Simson was a known drug user and dealer with several convictions, we are certain this case is due to polygons and pixels not parole boards."
Video Walkthrough
Trivia
- The mission's name is a reference to the real-life Ruff Riders motorcycle club.
- The post-mission article in the Liberty Tree accusing video games of being the primary reason for Jayvon's death is likely a parody of the various claims of video games instigating real-life violence, with the Grand Theft Auto series being a frequent target.
