what to do with money in this game?

[unknownknown78]

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[Tharon]

Nothing. Money in GTA3 act as a score system, like GTA1 and 2.

You can purchase ammo with it, but nothing else.

[unknownknown78]

Originally posted by Tharon:

Nothing. Money in GTA3 act as a score system, like GTA1 and 2.

You can purchase ammo with it, but nothing else.

thanks

[Plake]

Originally posted by unknownknown78:

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Money in GTA 3 has more functions than just a score system (which was the case in 1, 2 and the London DLC's, but was changed in 3):

https://gta.fandom.com/wiki/Money

Money in GTA III is assigned a secondary role in game progression for specific missions only, when the player is required to pay 8-Ball large sums of money to construct a bomb in "Bomb Da Base Act II", and when the player must pay a large ransom to secure Maria Latore's freedom, who is kidnapped by Catalina and the Colombian Cartel, in "The Exchange". Outside missions, money remains important in the purchase of weapons, respraying of vehicles and the installation of car bombs. Sessions with prostitutes, another addition in the game, also incur a cost to the player, depending on how long the player requires her services. Also, if a car is destroyed, a large amount of money is given to the player.

[unknownknown78]

Originally posted by Plake:

Originally posted by unknownknown78:

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Money in GTA 3 has more functions than just a score system (which was the case in 1, 2 and the London DLC's, but was changed in 3):

https://gta.fandom.com/wiki/Money

Money in GTA III is assigned a secondary role in game progression for specific missions only, when the player is required to pay 8-Ball large sums of money to construct a bomb in "Bomb Da Base Act II", and when the player must pay a large ransom to secure Maria Latore's freedom, who is kidnapped by Catalina and the Colombian Cartel, in "The Exchange". Outside missions, money remains important in the purchase of weapons, respraying of vehicles and the installation of car bombs. Sessions with prostitutes, another addition in the game, also incur a cost to the player, depending on how long the player requires her services. Also, if a car is destroyed, a large amount of money is given to the player.

thank you too

[Xegethra]

Originally posted by Plake:

Originally posted by unknownknown78:

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Money in GTA 3 has more functions than just a score system (which was the case in 1, 2 and the London DLC's, but was changed in 3):

https://gta.fandom.com/wiki/Money

Well, GTA 1, 2 and London did have things to buy, but it was limited. You paid for the auto shops and rigging car bombs. Not a lot but it was there, if your funds were too low you couldn't use those services. In GTA 1 and London the money/score translated into being able to move on to the next level as it unlocked progression. In GTA 2 you paid for the same things and other auto services, also paid to save the game too. Very arcady but it had a purpose.

[Plake]

Originally posted by Discount Deathshead:

Originally posted by Plake:

Money in GTA 3 has more functions than just a score system (which was the case in 1, 2 and the London DLC's, but was changed in 3):

https://gta.fandom.com/wiki/Money

Well, GTA 1, 2 and London did have things to buy, but it was limited. You paid for the auto shops and rigging car bombs. Not a lot but it was there, if your funds were too low you couldn't use those services. In GTA 1 and London the money/score translated into being able to move on to the next level as it unlocked progression. In GTA 2 you paid for the same things and other auto services, also paid to save the game too. Very arcady but it had a purpose.

Did I claim differently? The money was still a gate keeper for progressing to the next city / part of the city in 1 and 2. In 3 you only need a certain amount to unlock two missions.

[Xegethra]

Originally posted by Plake:

Did I claim differently?

No, I'm just elaborating more.