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GTA: Ballad of Gay Tony Walkthrough

All the way south of Star Junction is Timur. However, you have to pick up a sniper rifle just around the corner of the target building.

Go up for a scene, then quickly take out the sniper far up above, in front of you. One more to the right on same level. The next is just behind you, so peek around the corner. The last one is behind this building, and it’s hard to get  him without being exposed, so peek around either side of this cover.

If you can tag this chopper real quick, good for you, otherwise ignore it and just deal with the dudes it dropped onto the roof. A sniper and more that will keep popping up far away, so always deal with them first. In the mean time,  pull out a pistol or whatever and pick off as many guys that appear on the  nearby rooftops. Body armor on the right side of one of the roofs as you start moving.

Hop your way down to the corner rooftop, take out the snipers across the  street, and the guys to your left. Pick up the P90s here if you like, and  take out the guy on the lower roof. Now go to the little alcove thing in the  corner of this roof and jump down to the roof with the target marker. But  before you use the stairs to get down, clear the street of goons, both to the  left and right.

Then just hop down and take a car and drive away.

Tony has a night time mission, but first let’s take up Yusuf’s mission on south Algonquin.

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Jay June 20, 2011 at 1:36 am

How do I get to te ladies half-price mission in ballad of gay Tony?
I've done All the main missions up to that 1, I've managed te club, drove around celebs, but I never get any calls or indicators to proceed…

Ryan McColl June 20, 2011 at 1:35 am

jump from the top of the tallest towner in liberty city and land on the verry top floor of the stature of liberty note: can not be reched by stairs go in the black door by the front you go right throught it and theres some ladders it leads to the heart of liberty

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