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GTA IV

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Mission 8 of 90Story mission

01/04

Briefing

Roman sends Niko to an internet cafe to be shown what a computer is for, which in Liberty City means email, a dating site and the classifieds. The whole mission is a sequence at a terminal, and it is deliberately mundane.

What it opens up is not: the Tw@ machines are how Niko answers personal ads, buys cars from Exotic Exports listings and picks up several strands of work that never appear on the map as a mission marker.

02/04

Objectives

  1. Go to the internet cafe
  2. Go and speak to the assistant in the cafe
  3. Go and use one of the computer terminals
  4. Leave the internet cafe
03/04

Walkthrough

  1. The terminal

    The assistant points Niko at a machine that is already set up. Open the inbox, open the message waiting in it, and confirm the account with the icon inside — that is the whole of the interaction.

  2. What to do with it afterwards

    The browser stays available from any Tw@ for the rest of the game, and the Exotic Exports board this mission opens is the stolen-car list several later jobs are answered from.

04/04

Unlocks

  • Tw@ internet cafe terminals and the in-game web
  • Exotic Exports stolen car orders

Where this mission leads

Who this mission brings together, and the ground it covers.

  • Playable

    Niko Bellic, as they appear in GTA IV.

    A veteran of the Balkan wars who arrives in Liberty City on his cousin's promise of a mansion and finds a cab office and a debt. He stays because the man who sold out his unit is somewhere in the city.

    All 90 missions · 2 as giver

  • Gives the job

    Roman Bellic, as they appear in GTA IV.

    Roman Bellic

    Niko's cousin

    Niko's cousin, whose letters home described a life he does not have. Runs a failing cab firm, gambles what it earns, and is the only person in the city Niko will not walk away from.

    19 of 90 missions · 12 as giver