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:| i dunno then you appear to have completed everything..

did you use any cheats?? if you did, that doesnt allow you to get 100%

I used the fly cheat once when I was driving a car, not durring a mission. (low gravity)

I visited a site that said that cheats does NOT stop me from getting 100%

Have anyone got to 100%? May I see the stats in the HTML format that GTA: VC prints?

:| i dunno then you appear to have completed everything..

did you use any cheats?  if you did, that doesnt allow you to get 100%

I used the fly cheat once when I was driving a car, not durring a mission. (low gravity)

I visited a site that said that cheats does NOT stop me from getting 100%

well i'm sorry then because you were misinformed and you were screwed. if you use a cheat, and then go to save, you'll see a message that warns you that the game has detected you've used a cheat and they advise you not to save. if you saved anyway, you cant get 100% with that savegame

It's an Apache helicopter. It has a railgun (?) and rocket launchers. It still isn't quite as "ultimate" as the tanks though. The Hunter can be destroyed whereas tanks can not.

Actually tanks can be destroyed very easily with fire. Otherwise it takes about 100 rounds from another tank. (My friend and I tested it. ;) )

:| i dunno then you appear to have completed everything..

did you use any cheats?? if you did, that doesnt allow you to get 100%

I used the fly cheat once when I was driving a car, not durring a mission. (low gravity)

I visited a site that said that cheats does NOT stop me from getting 100%

well i'm sorry then because you were misinformed and you were screwed. if you use a cheat, and then go to save, you'll see a message that warns you that the game has detected you've used a cheat and they advise you not to save. if you saved anyway, you cant get 100% with that savegame

Yes, I saved but it says that it may screw up the game. It didn't screw up.

:| i dunno then you appear to have completed everything..

did you use any cheats?  if you did, that doesnt allow you to get 100%

I used the fly cheat once when I was driving a car, not durring a mission. (low gravity)

I visited a site that said that cheats does NOT stop me from getting 100%

well i'm sorry then because you were misinformed and you were screwed. if you use a cheat, and then go to save, you'll see a message that warns you that the game has detected you've used a cheat and they advise you not to save. if you saved anyway, you cant get 100% with that savegame

Yes, I saved but it says that it may screw up the game. It didn't screw up.

what it meant by screw up the game is that you won't be able to get 100%..

what it meant by screw up the game is that you won't be able to get 100%..

When you cheat, for example weapon cheats. You can save.

If you use a cheat that can be set to ON or OFF it will see that and advice you not to save because it may screw things up... depending on cheat.

A site with walkthroughs, cheats and lots of other things states at the bottom:

"Cheats does NOT prevent you from completing the whole game"... or something like that.

Anyway.

I uploaded the stats to a page so that it's easier to read.

http://xe.homelinux.net/vice/index.php?act...on=show&f=Tobbe

"Seagulls Sniped: 0"

"Keepie-uppie beach ball: 0 times"

What are they?!

Wheelies, stoppies, and 2-wheels all have to last at least 2 seconds. The PCJ 600 is great for wheelies, the pizza bike and that other moped are the only bikes you can (easily) do stoppies with, and caddies or ambulences are good for 2-wheels. One place where you can find the beach ball is in an empty pool near your mansion. It's the house at the north-east corner of the island.

Wheelies, stoppies, and 2-wheels all have to last at least 2 seconds. The PCJ 600 is great for wheelies, the pizza bike and that other moped are the only bikes you can (easily) do stoppies with, and caddies or ambulences are good for 2-wheels. One place where you can find the beach ball is in an empty pool near your mansion. It's the house at the north-east corner of the island.

Will I have to do all that to get 100%?

What about the seagalls?

My cash, wanted level stars, etc., aren't showing up at the top of the screen. That doesn't seem right. :) How do I get them up there? (I've had a wanted level without knowing it, and that stinks when there's no stars to guide you.)

Just installed it, if that helps anyone (done The Party).

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