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Some crimes raise the player's wanted level directly. Attacking or shooting a police vehicle results in a minumum wanted level of 1. Shooting a police officer results in a minumum wanted level of 2.
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Some crimes raise the player's wanted level directly. The following will instate a minimum wanted level of 1:
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* Attacking or shooting a police vehicle
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* Committing any crime in front of law enforcement
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* Driving an alarmed vehicle in front of law enforcement
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The following will instate a minimum wanted level of 2:
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* Aiming a gun at law enforcement
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* Shooting at law enforcement
  
 
=== Mission Script ===
 
=== Mission Script ===

Revision as of 19:10, 23 August 2015

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A wanted level is a visual representation of the police attention towards the player. The more crimes the player commit in a row, the more police and other forms of law enforcement chase him.

GTA 3D

Chaos Level

The severity of each possible crime is measured in 'chaos points', which is added to the player's current chaos level, when the player commit a crime. Commiting crimes and gaining chaos points may result in one or more wanted level stars. Here's the table of correlation between the chaos level and wanted levels.

Chaos points
Game \ Wanted Level 1 2 3 4 5 6
GTA III 40 200 400 800 1600 3200
Vice City 50 180 550 1200 2400 4800
San Andreas 50 180 550 1200 2400 4600

In GTA III and Vice City the chaos level is decreased by one per second if the wanted level is 0 or 1, and there is no police near the player in radius of 18 units.

Chaos Points

When the player commit a crime, his chaos level is increased by the number of points as described below. This number is multiplied by the wanted multiplier, which is equal to 1.0 by default. Setting it to another value will result in faster or slower attaining of the wanted stars.

Game Crime Id Crime Description Chaos Points
GTA III Vice City 1 0
GTA III Vice City San Andreas 2 Punching/attacking ped with blunt weapon (excludes law enforcement), punching/attacking vehicle with melee weapon 5
GTA III Vice City San Andreas 3 Punching/attacking law enforcement with blunt weapon 45
GTA III Vice City San Andreas 4 Attacking ped with bullet or explosive (excludes law enforcement) 30
GTA III Vice City San Andreas 5 Attacking law enforcement with bullet or explosive 80
GTA III Vice City San Andreas 6 Stealing vehicle, i.e. entering vehicle not marked as owned by the player 15
GTA III Vice City San Andreas 7 10
GTA III Vice City San Andreas 8 Forcing law enforcement to do an evasive dive 5
GTA III Vice City San Andreas 9 Killing law enforcement by vehicle 5
GTA III Vice City San Andreas 10 Killing ped by vehicle (excludes law enforcement) 18
GTA III Vice City San Andreas 11 Quickly killing law enforcement by vehicle 80
GTA III Vice City San Andreas 12 Destroying a police helicopter 400
GTA III Vice City San Andreas 13 Lighting ped on fire (excludes law enforcement) 20
GTA III Vice City San Andreas 14 Lighting law enforcement on fire 80
GTA III Vice City San Andreas 15 Lighting vehicle on fire 20
GTA III Vice City 16 Destroying a DeadDodo plane 500
San Andreas 400
Vice City San Andreas 17 25
Vice City San Andreas 18 Attacking ped with sharp weapon (excludes law enforcement) 35
Vice City San Andreas 19 Attacking law enforcement with sharp weapon 100
San Andreas 20 70
San Andreas 21 2
San Andreas 22 2
GTA III - Collecting a pac-man package 10

Some crimes raise the player's wanted level directly. The following will instate a minimum wanted level of 1:

  • Attacking or shooting a police vehicle
  • Committing any crime in front of law enforcement
  • Driving an alarmed vehicle in front of law enforcement

The following will instate a minimum wanted level of 2:

  • Aiming a gun at law enforcement
  • Shooting at law enforcement

Mission Script

Game Opcode Description
GTA III Vice City San Andreas 010D alter wanted level
GTA III Vice City San Andreas 010E alter wanted level no drop
GTA III Vice City San Andreas 010F is wanted level greater
GTA III Vice City San Andreas 0110 clear wanted level
GTA III Vice City San Andreas 01C0 store wanted level
GTA III Vice City San Andreas 01F0 set max wanted level
GTA III Vice City San Andreas 03C7 set wanted multiplier
San Andreas 050F get max wanted level

External link

Wanted Level – at Grand Theft Wiki

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