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|unlock = [[The Jewel Store Job]] <small>(GTA V)</small><br>[[Rank]] 13 <small>(GTA Online)</small> |
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Revision as of 21:20, 26 June 2017
Template:Infobox weapons
The Tear Gas is a thrown weapon that is first seen in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (PlayStation 2 version only), Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online. It is manufactured by Hawk & Little in the HD Universe.
The weapon exists in other versions of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, but cannot be obtained without the use of trainers or modifications.
Description
In real life, tear gas is generally considered to be a non-lethal weapon, but in the world of Grand Theft Auto, it is anything but. Granted, it does take prolonged exposure to the gas to kill, but in confined spaces, this can be arranged. However, seeing as the gas causes people to stop what they are doing while they cover their face and cough, the most practical use for this weapon is to slow enemies down while the player is trying to escape or switch to another weapon and shoot them easily.
Design
3D Universe
In Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas and Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, the Tear Gas is a generic grey canister with red markings, while in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, it is of a grey with blue markings. According to the markings, the Tear Gas utilizes a CS gas, a compound commonly used for such equipment that causes its noxious nature.
Grand Theft Auto V
The Tear Gas makes a return in Grand Theft Auto V, this time taking the form of a M18 Smoke grenade, specifically the "Smoke Red" canister. The weapon is now fully interactive and can be used freely in all versions of the game. NOOSE officers that pursue the player in a wanted level of 4 or 5 will use these if the player is in an interior, throwing Tear Gas at the player in an attempt to make them leave their cover and/or kill them.
If the player has chosen the smart approach for The Jewel Store Job, a setup mission features unique gas grenades that must be stolen and used later. These grenades, labelled "BZ", are unique to this mission and cannot be used anywhere else, due to it disappearing from Franklin's inventory after completing the mission.
Performance
3D Universe
In Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, by deploying the Tear Gas too close to a person, one will lose health from the noxious gas, and the longer one stays there, the greater they lose health, thus dying.
In Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Tear Gas can be used to attack pedestrians, while the player is unaffected and can freely walk around the gas, until the smoke subsides. Throwing a single can will last approximately 30 seconds, and by dropping more cans, the smoke will last longer and any pedestrians or cops who enter the smoke will be choke on the toxic gas until they die. However, using Tear Gas in a very populated area such as Ocean Beach or The Strip will give the player a high wanted level rather quickly and if Tear Gas cans are used in succession, it may possibly award the player a six star wanted level.
3D Universe Overview
| Damage | Fire Rate [?] | Range (m / ft) |
Ammo Specifications/ Capacity |
Reload Mechanism | Reload Speed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 75 (GTA Vice City) |
100 (GTA Vice City) |
30 / 98 (GTA Vice City) |
1 (GTA Vice City) |
N/A | 1 (GTA Vice City) |
| N/A | N/A | Cannot be determined | Single unit | N/A | N/A |
Grand Theft Auto V
The Tear Gas retains most of its properties, such damaging its user, but the area of effect of the weapon has been decreased. If any NPC is caught in the gas, they will fall to the ground and will asphyxiate until dying, rendering them unable to react. Enemies will also try to avoid the gas once it is released. Players caught in the area of effect will still be able to move, but will take damage until getting killed or when the gas disperses.
The Tear Gas deals little damage if the target is standing right over the grenade and very little damage if they are standing close to the smoke. Much like how the NOOSE agents uses it, the effectiveness of the Tear Gas canister increases if the player wants to remove the target's cover.
GTA V Overview
| Damage (per shot) [?] |
Fire Rate [?] | Range (m / ft) [?] |
Ammo Specifications/ Capacity |
Reload Mechanism | Reload Speed [?] |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 (Base damage)0.15 (direct) 0.075 (edge) |
0 | 30 / 98 | 1 | N/A | N/A |
| N/A | N/A | N/A | Smoke Red (Markings) Tear Gas (Ammu-Nation Description) |
N/A | N/A |
| N/A | N/A | N/A | Single unit | N/A | N/A |
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Damage | 10% 10% | |||
| Fire Rate/Speed | 20% 20% | ||||
| Accuracy | 10% 10% | ||||
| Range | 15% 15% | ||||
| Clip Size | 10% 10% | ||||
Image Gallery
In-game model
HUD icon
First Person View
Locations
The Tear Gas is not meant to be obtained in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (PC, Xbox, and 10th Anniversary versions), Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories. However, the weapon is fully functional and can be obtained only by using trainers or modifications. This weapon in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories or Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories will cause an extreme framerate drop if the player looks directly at the smoke caused by weapon.
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
- Washington Beach - Behind the Washington Beach Police Station (original PS2 version only - grenade in other versions).
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
Tear Gas' locations map.
- Mulholland Intersection - On the steps of the building west of the car park and north of the ZIP store in Downtown Los Santos.
- Ocean Docks - Beside some crates and boxes in a warehouse being passed by a railway.
- Easter Basin - Inside the carrier at Easter Basin Naval Station.
- K.A.C.C. Military Fuels - On the tarmac.
- Las Venturas Airport, - Beside some Shamal's and the yellow and white "ramps", to the left of the traffic control tower.
Grand Theft Auto V & Grand Theft Auto Online
- Purchasable from Ammu-Nation for $150 a piece.
Trivia
3D Universe
- When a pedestrian is killed with Tear Gas, blood comes out as if they were killed with a gun or melee weapon.
- In Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, casino security guards and enemy gang members during a gang war are immune to tear gas.
- In Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, the Tear Gas appears in Ammu-Nation stores, but it is unobtainable.
Grand Theft Auto V
- LSPD officers and NOOSE agents will rarely try to walk through the Tear Gas if it is blocking their path to get to the player. Sometimes they will stand far from it.
Glitches
There is a glitch in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas involving the Tear Gas. After the Tear Gas is thrown into a crowd, the player can perform a stealth kill on anyone. Everyone affected by the gas will undergo the same animation and die at the same time. However there is a rare glitch that if the player performs this within the smoke cloud, they will also die as if someone did the stealth kill on them.
