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The weapon features a distinctive black/yellow finish and two openings for the probes, as well as two sights in a similar manner to various weapons. In the enhanced version, a Coil logo is seen on the handle/grip, and in first-person view, there is an electronic gauge below the sights that indicates if it has power or is recharging.
The Teaser launches a small wire which attaches to the target and sends a continuous electric charge into them. It has a power meter, which starts at 100, and is depleted with use; it recharges while idle. If a victim is shocked by it for long enough, they will catch on fire and will eventually die, and the player will immediately gain a one-star Wanted Level.
The Stun Gun can shock victims with thousands of volts of electricity and then leave them incapable of getting up, lying on the ground and eventually pulling out a pistol if they have one. Usually, Stun Gun victims do not survive; however, in some cases such as street criminals and animals, after being shocked they will get up as if nothing happened. The Stun Gun has a limited effective range, being slightly longer than most melee weapons.
The Stun Gun can also be used as a Drive-By weapon (since it is classed as a handgun), though the low damage, low fire rate and short range limits its usage to just stunning NPCs on the streets with the car parked near them. Despite it being a Stun Gun, it is capable of being used to shoot out non-bulletproof vehicle tires and to kill people.
In Grand Theft Auto Online, the weapon has a slower recharge speed, requiring 12 seconds before using it again, and the recharge time cannot be skipped by switching to another weapon. It will also do noticeable damage to targets, as its damage has been increased from 1 to 20. The Stun Gun cannot be used as a drive-by weapon, however.
Files list the weapon with an absurd ammo capacity, and even then, there is a flag that gives the weapon infinite ammo. This would theoretically prevent the character from even performing a reload animation. Even though the weapon has two openings for the probes, the weapon only fires a single electroshocking probe in the same way as a round of a conventional firearm, most likely due to limitations.
This GTA: Vice City guide features information for locating and completing all 36 Stunt Jumps located around the city. This section includes an update for the GTA: The Trilogy - Definitive Edition release for Xbox, PC, Switch, and PS5.
Another optional task you can complete as you explore Vice City is perform a number of stunt jumps for money, notoriety, and percentage points towards completion. There are two types of stunt jumps: Insane Stunt Jumps and Unique Stunt Jumps.
Unique Stunt Jumps are more difficult to pull off and can only be completed at specific sections on the map. In order to complete one of these jumps, you'll have to start from a specific point and land at another. In the sections below, we'll discuss just how to complete each of the 36 Unique Stunt Jumps in the game.
Throughout Vice City you'll come across 36 Unique Stunt Jump locations. These are opportunities for high-speed stunts for which you can earn attractive cash bonuses. Aside from the odd few bucks you'll earn every time you pull off what the game considers an "insane stunt", Unique Stunt Jumps will award additional cash in increasing quantities ($100) for every consecutive Unique Stunt Jump you pull off. That is, the first Unique Stunt Jump you complete will earn you $100, the second $200, the third $300 and so on until the 36th (and last) will earn you an additional $3600.
Thanks to Demarest's Vice City Code Tool "Uniquecall", the images following show not only the locations of the Unique Stunt Jumps scattered around the city, but also the exact area through which you must pass for the Unique Stunt Jump to activate and for you to complete the jump successfully. Stunts are ordered as per most commercially produced game guides to minimise confusion.
Planning ahead and packing properly can facilitate the screening process and ease your travel experience at the airport. Know what you can pack before arriving at the airport by checking the prohibited items list. Carrying prohibited items may cause delays for you and other travelers, but they may also lead to fines and sometimes even arrest.
Passengers may transport unloaded firearms in checked baggage if they are transported in a locked, hard-sided container and declared to the airline before traveling. Consistent with the new ATF definition of firearm, TSA now considers frames, receivers, and 3D printed guns to be firearms under its civil enforcement program. These items remain prohibited items and must be transported in accordance with TSA regulations in a passenger's checked bag. In addition, TSA considers a firearm to be "loaded" when both the firearm and its ammunition are accessible to the passenger. For example, if an individual has a firearm in accessible baggage and ammunition in his/her pocket, or any combination where the individual has access to both, the firearm is considered "loaded" for purposes of assessing a civil penalty. Read the requirements for transporting firearms and ammunition. In addition, local and state governments, and other countries, may have their own rules on firearm possession or transportation. As a result, prohibited items may result in both a TSA civil enforcement action and a criminal enforcement action.
TSA may impose civil penalties of up to $14,950 per violation per person. This table outlines some of the penalties that may be imposed on individuals for prohibited items violations and violations of other TSA regulations. Repeat violations will result in higher penalties. See the TSA Enforcement Sanctions Guidance Policy for a more detailed list of the penalty guidelines.
BB, pellet, and compressed-air guns; flare and starter pistols; realistic replicas of firearms (including gun lighters); permanently inert firearms; spear guns; stun guns, cattle prods, or other shocking devices
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