Schottler is a neighborhood in Grand Theft Auto IV, Episodes from Liberty City and Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars in central Broker, Liberty City. It is bordered to the north by the Algonquin - Dukes Expressway (Cerveza Heights), to the west by Montauk Avenue(Downtown), to the south by Earp Street (South Slopes), and to the east by Wenrohronon Avenue (Beechwood City).
Description[]
Schottler appears to be one of the poorest districts of Broker. Many buildings are in a profound state of disrepair, and vagrants are omnipresent. The neighborhood is mostly made up of small businesses, tenements, and a couple of public housing projects.
Influence[]
Schottler is primarily based on Bedford-Stuyvesant and Bushwick. The neighborhood also pays homage to some landmarks in various areas, including the Schottler arch, inspired by its real life equivalent in Sunnyside, Queens. Furthermore, Schottler contains certain elements of Downtown Brooklyn[1].
Crime[]
Schottler is a Yardies stronghold. They can be seen all around the neighborhood as well as in nearby Beechwood City. Although the Yardies are hostile to Niko Bellic before Shadow, they become friendly afterward due to his friendship with Little Jacob: if Niko is attacked, they will defend him.
Prominent Appearances in Missions[]
Grand Theft Auto IV[]
Main Missions[]
Side Missions[]
Collectibles[]
Grand Theft Auto IV[]
Items & Weapons[]
- Body Armor at the rear of a housing project on Earp Street.
- First aid kit at Schottler Medical Center.
- Knife in an alleyway near the Cassidy Street Apartment Building.
- MP5 on a ventilation duct at 252 Seneca Avenue.
Flying Rats[]
- One Flying Rat on the stoop of a brownstone on Cassidy Street.
Places of Interest[]
- 1006 Dillon Street, the residence of Little Jacob.
- 252 Seneca Avenue, an abandoned apartment building.
- Cassidy Street Apartment Building, an abandoned apartment building where Blow Your Cover takes place.
- Cassidy Street Building, an office building.
- Cassidy Street Car Park
- Schottler Arch
- Schottler Medical Center, where Jon Gravelli was hospitalized until his death in 2008.
- Tuscarora Avenue Building, an office building.
Transportation[]
Public transportation[]
Schottler is served by the Broker Line of the Liberty City Subway which passes by Schottler Station.
Businesses[]
- 2 Taps Food Mart
- 24/7 (Defunct)
- 99¢ Store
- A Bean
- American & West Indian Grocery
- Appliances
- Bargain Stores
- Beauty Supply, Schottler
- Bob's Liquors
- Bumbaclot's
- Capital
- Cash Paid for your Junk
- Checks Cashed
- Come Clean
- D.I.Y in your Arms Tonight
- Deli Grocery
- Deli, Schottler
- Derriere
- Dillon Street Storage Warehouse
- Discount Hardware
- Downtown Dental Associates
- Drugs
- E-Zee's Authentic Jamaican Deli
- F.F.F.T.GAS
- Fashion Boutique
- Flat Fix
- Food Center
- Fruit & Vegetable
- G.Lassis
- G.R. Caves Funerals
- Girly Girl
- Grass Roots
- Greavsy's Pharmacy
- Grocery Corporation
- Grocery Store, Schottler
- Hardware Prints
- Imperial Deli Company
- Laundromat, Cayuga Avenue
- Laundromat, Earp Street
- Law Offices
- Liberty Corporation
- Liquors
- Liquors & Wines
- Locksmith, Schottler
- Main Travel
- Meat Market
- Medical & Dental Center
- Mr. Wong's Laundrette
- Panoramic
- Pizza & Salad
- Plumbing Services
- Roadway Deli
- Schottler Dental
- Spit & Polish
- Street Clothes
- Tap O' The Morning
- Turning You On
Notable Residents[]
- Little Jacob
- Jon Gravelli has resided at Schottler Medical Center from 2005 until his death upon completion of the Grand Theft Auto IV storyline.
- Tavell Clinton, a cousin of Franklin Clinton, lives in Schottler as of 2013 with a Senegalese student and two Jamaicans.
References[]
- ↑ See the Cassidy Street Building and the Dillon Street Building.