Timur

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“You killer like me. That what Bulgarin want you to do, so that what you do. Hospitality is for weaklings.”

— Timur to Luis Fernando Lopez in the mission Dropping In.

Timur (Russian: Тимур) is a main character and the tertiary antagonist of The Ballad of Gay Tony. He is the personal bodyguard, right-hand man and best friend of Ray Bulgarin. Timur assisted Luis Fernando Lopez in certain missions given to him by Ray.

Biography

The Ballad of Gay Tony

When Luis begins working for Ray, Timur accompanies Luis with Ray on his first job and as a chopper pilot when he is tasked with raiding the MeTV building. He claims that he wants to help Luis with the mission but he cannot do so because Marki Ashvilli knows his family back in "Old Place".

Death

“Mr. Ray flies away now, pretty boy. You are too late to get him. You think he will forget about you? You and all your friends are dead.”

— Timur's last words

In Departure Time, Luis heads to Funland where Bulgarin's men are supervising a heroin shipment. He destroys the heroin and kills the men. Soon after, Timur arrives, telling Luis that he is too late to catch Bulgarin as he is at the airport ready to leave in his Blue Ghawar jet. Despite his efforts, Timur is killed by Luis.

Personality

Timur is Ray Bulgarin's right hand man and despite his violent and pragmatic demeanour, Timur is eternally loyal and obedient to his boss. Timur is a skilled guitarist, and he and Ray often play rock music together in their spare time. Timur's over-serious attitude, however, annoyed Luis who instantly disliked Timur and to some extent, Ray.

Mission Appearances

The Ballad of Gay Tony

Gallery

Trivia

Timur means "iron" in Old Turkish/Turkic languages and "east" in Bahasa Indonesia. It is a popular name across much of Eurasia, and particularly in Central Asia and the Caucasus. Timur is also the name of a 14th century Turkic ruler who conquered much of Central Asia, the Indian subcontinent and the Middle East.
The guitar Timur plays during the cutscene of Dropping In is a prototype of the famous Gibson Flying V guitar, and the guitar effect Timur uses for his guitar is called heavy distortion. Also, Timur says that the guitar cost $50,000, while the original Flying V costs about $2,000 - $3,000.
Timur, like many characters added in the DLCs, doesn't have a record in the LCPD database, in spite of his criminal background.

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