T R A N S C R I P T . . .
Hello and welcome back to the sixty-eighth episode of this GTA III The Definitive Edition video game series. And today, we’re gonna jump in our Landstalker here, if it let’s us get in and head over to the multistorey car park complex, where we just were recently. Reason being, is that we’re gonna participate in our second act of this Taxi Driver. So, this is our second act doing the vehicle sub-mission, previously in Portland. Now, we’re gonna do Staunton Island. So, let’s see how we go. ‘Taxi Driver‘. We need to fare thirty-three passengers. Liberty University in Liberty Campus. Again, I’ve clearly left this quite late cause there is hostility everywhere. Museum in Newport. Bolt Burgers in Bedford Point. All I can say is, keep me the bloody hell away from hostile areas. Which is not gonna happen of course. Ah, ideally we get this all in one take, without having to like change Taxi. But the goal is thirty-three fares regardless. Construction site in Fort Staunton, that’s a bad spot to go. I wonder if um, hmm maybe. I’ll try that later. Awe, I’m not even gonna worry about picking up anyone here because It’s way too dangerous.
Jump in! Take your time don’t ya. Well, we’ll be paying a fair few visits here if we’re in that area, the Construction Site. There’s literally too big of time discrepancy there going into that Pay ‘N’ Spray compared to Portland Islands. Ain’t good so, we wanna minimise having to go to the Pay ‘N’ Spray. The Casino in Torrington. Yeah, Kenji’s casino. Shopping Mall in Belleville Park area, taking on the traffic head on. Oh, oh that’s a bad area, jump out! Jump in before we get jacked. I hate going down this spot around here for this Taxi Driver mission. Actually no, this ain’t too bad here. There’s the Cops their. Museum in Newport. I like how this game references a lot of American like, cities and towns et cetera. I must admit, America have some pretty cool sounding ah, cities and states. Some of the best in the world, I reckon. Great, we got a bloody wanted star. Bolt Burgers. Don’t scare my passenger even though he’s a gang member. I think this Taxi mission in Staunton Island is a bit better than Portland Island’s. I’m enjoying it a lot more. Jump in love! The Park! Oh, right in the park hey? Let’s not roll it.
You’re joke! That was disgusting. Surely I’m due for a pit stop at Pay ‘N’ Spray soon. Gotta remember to go there if I’m near it. Jeebers. Jeebers! What was that? Yeah, let’s go to a different person. Yep, son of a gun. Look for a fare? Didn’t it just say to go and get repaired. Yeah ah, that’s so annoying. Oh my god. That takes way too much time to get to this. Jump in buddy even though you’re gang member. Don’t scare my passenger. C’mon, ah. Awe that sucks. Keep me away from this area. Awe, nice and close. Awe, let’s get him. C’mon in. Where to boss? Yeah, not a good spot to come along. I’ll remember that. Where have I just gone? Get in lickety-split. Awe, don’t scare my guy. Ten to go! Sorry about that pedestrians, I had to do that. Stuff getting pulled out now. Surely, I’m due for a Pay ‘N’ Spray stop. That being said, I’m just gonna go there now, get it out the way. Stay in the car. Hmm no, yes. Still got some nice time there. I think we may have this, provided I don’t get blown up or pulled out the car by a gang member.
Quick, not a good spot. AmCo building in Torrington. Awe man, jump in buddy. Taking you to the Construction Site? Or wherever you wanna go, blow your money at the Casino. Looks like the Casino is more important than working at your Construction Site. We’ll, at least your not gang banging. Oh my god, get in there. The Church in Bedford Point. Crazy Taxi. Alright, let’s try and get these done before needing to go to the Pay ‘N’ Spray. It’s only two more. Sweet, nope. Nope, stay the hell away. No, what am I doing? Ah, wow that sucked. One more! Take me to the museum, AmCo building. We’ve clocked up plenty of time. There we go. Thirty-three fares in Staunton Island. So, I’m gonna toggle off the sub-mission. Earned over fifty-thousand GTA dollars. And we’ll go head over to Staunton safehouse. What would’ve appeared only one gang was hostile. But, they had numbers in a certain area, near the Construction Site. I hope you enjoyed this episode and I’ll see you on the next.
Summary
GTA 3: The Definitive Edition brings a fresh coat of polish and updates to the classic game, revitalising well-loved missions like Taxi Driver. This particular vehicle sub-mission offers players a great way to engage with the bustling virtual world of Liberty City, especially on Staunton Island.
The Taxi Driver mission isn’t just about driving from point A to point B. It’s a test of skill, patience, and strategic thinking. Your goal here is to pick up passengers scattered throughout Staunton Island and safely drop them at their desired destinations. It’s a straightforward task, but the challenge lies in navigating the city efficiently, managing time, and ensuring passenger safety.
Starting a Taxi Driver mission on Staunton Island is simple. Once you’re driving a taxi, activate the mission by pressing the R3 button. Passengers will eagerly wait for you, so be ready to pick them up quickly. The map will guide you to these characters, ensuring you know just where to head next.
This mission holds more than a passing distraction for players; it’s critical for expanding your gameplay experience. Completing fares efficiently can earn you cash and even unlock special vehicles like the Borgnine Taxi once a hundred fares are completed anywhere across Liberty City. Each success builds a richer, more comprehensive in-game world, and refining your driving strategy can lead to both immediate in-game benefits and personal satisfaction.
Understanding the Taxi Driver sub-mission’s dynamics is vital for any gamer aiming to master Grand Theft Auto III: The Definitive Edition. It keeps the excitement alive, mixes up the gameplay, and offers a rewarding break from more intense missions. Immersing yourself fully will undoubtedly enrich your Liberty City adventure.
Staunton // Taxi Driver ⭐ TAXI CABBIE
Faring Passengers in the Bustling Streets of Staunton Island
Driving a taxi in GTA 3: The Definitive Edition isn’t just about speed. Navigating through Staunton Island’s lively streets requires a keen eye and some pre-planning. Each fare brings its own set of obstacles, making it more than just a simple ride.
Staunton Island has its unique charm and challenges. With its busy roads and diverse districts, players need to be smart. Remember, passengers have a mind of their own. Drive too recklessly, and they might just decide to jump out, cutting your mission short.
Efficiency is key. Knowing the quickest routes can save a lot of time and keep passengers happy. Use the map strategically to avoid congested areas and hazardous spots that might spook your passenger. Timing is everything; so is knowing when to slow down for that sharp turn.
Caution shouldn’t be thrown to the wind just to earn a few more bucks quickly. It’s tempting to speed through Liberty City’s lanes, but safety should never be compromised. Balancing urgency with precision helps ensure more successful fares and reduces the risk of terrifying your passengers.
Maintaining a balance between maximising earnings and passenger satisfaction demands practice and patience. It’s more rewarding in the long run to focus on a smoother ride and consistent success rate. Doing so gradually enhances your road skills and offers more bonuses in game.
Maximising Rewards and Avoiding Burnout in Taxi Driver Missions
Unlocking the Borgnine Taxi isn’t just a nice-to-have; it can significantly enhance your experience in GTA III. A hundred successful fares across Liberty City are needed to earn this rare gem, providing both aesthetic appeal and practical benefits.
Taking on the taxi missions requires persistence and a bit of strategy to avoid burnout. Instead of grinding out the 100 fares in one go, break it down across different areas. Aim for about 33 fares on each island—Portland, Staunton, and Shoreside Vale. This approach keeps the gameplay fresh and engaging.
It’s important to remember that variety in gameplay keeps your experience rich. Mix your taxi shifts with other missions to maintain enthusiasm. Switching up activities prevents the monotony of repetitive tasks cause it will take a couple of hours to complete 100 destinations.
Earning consistent bonuses can be very satisfying, especially if you’ve secured five fares in a row. Not only do you get a cash boost, but it also reflects the improvement in your driving skills. Such achievements contribute to personal satisfaction and overall game progress.
Taking this structured approach towards completing the Taxi Driver missions isn’t just smart—it’s pivotal for sustaining an engaging game experience. The strategic completion of missions and rewards keeps the adventure lively and exciting, making your time in Liberty City as thrilling as ever.
This is a really helpful gameplay on the Taxi Driver mission and cruising the Taxi around Staunton Island. I love how you’ve broken down the details of the vehicle sub mission, including tips on how to maximise your earnings and complete the objective efficiently. The Taxi Driver mission can be a bit repetitive, but your guidance on managing time and using the right strategy for picking up passengers really helps streamline the process. From my experience, it’s all about learning the quickest routes and knowing when to speed up or slow down for the passengers to stay calm.
The difficulty of these types of sub missions as you progress further in the game can be hard to accept. I’ve noticed that some of the later taxi missions can get really hectic with those hostile gangs spraying your Taxi car, and keeping track of the time and destinations can add to the challenge. Any tips on managing the increased chaos as the mission progresses readers?
Overall, this unique post is a great walkthrough for anyone working through the Taxi Driver, no matter what Liberty City District you’re operating out of. Your tips make it clear how to complete the mission quickly and efficiently, and I’m sure many players will find this guide useful. Thanks for the helpful demonstration!