Johnny may have had work as a truck driver before his four year incarceration, as he states in one mission that the bus he's driving feels like an eighteen-wheeler. He was put in prison soon after, and had a parole violation in 2000, and did at least four years.
Johnny was arrested in 1991 for grand theft auto at age 17, in 1993 he was arrested for assault at age 19 and in 1994 he was arrested for manslaughter at age 20. If he was caught like his brothers, he may not have any entries in the LCPD database because he was a minor. He may have also been involved in a hijacking in 1989 with Jim Fitzgerald. Johnny may have had a helping hand in most of these situations as they had become best friends. In 1986 Billy was arrested for hijacking, assault with Jim Fitzgerald in 1987, and murder with Brian Jeremy in 1989. It is around this point that Johnny also met Jim Fitzgerald, and he became another, more sensible, mentor than Billy. Ironically, Michael is a soldier serving in Iraq, is a law-abiding citizen, and criticizes Johnny's biker lifestyle and criminal association with Billy. He has a brother, Michael Klebitz, who introduced him to Billy Grey as children in 1984 when Johnny was 10 and Michael/Billy were both 15. It is implied that his parents always thought he would not amount to much (in Off Route, Johnny steals a bus and sometimes says, "Mom always told me I'd be a bus driver."). But if you're completely burned out on GTA already, this is not the answer to your prayers.Johnny Klebitz was born in 1974, in Acter, Alderney to a Jewish family. I'd recommend dropping the $20 on The Lost and Damned if only because it is the latest example of Rockstar's increasingly skillful ability to tell a complex crime tale, and because terrorizing the city with a gang of bikers is more entertaining than doing the same solo. The storyline is as layered and enjoyable as any stint from the original game, but once you're finished with it, you're back to wandering the streets of Liberty City, punching old ladies and performing other acts that anger your senator. There are good reasons why the latest Grand Theft Auto eschews quality over quantity, but Lost and Damned won't suddenly give GTA IV fans the unending game they seem to crave. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, by comparison, allowed players to tour parodies of San Francisco, Los Angeles, Las Vegas and the redwood forests of Northern California. What it lacks, however, is the scope of previous games.
Liberty City is still easily the most immensely detailed cityscape of any of the Grand Theft Auto games to date. If they die, they are replaced by other members, but their carefully honed skills are lost forever, which gives you a reason to treat these computer-controlled extras as valuable commodities instead of simply cannon fodder.
Once you gain access to The Lost's clubhouse - much like GTA IV's safehouses, if they were equipped with arm-wrestling mini-games and internet access - you're able to recruit members to follow you around the city.Īs you complete missions with pals in tow, their skills as felons increase, making them more effective backup when you inevitably come to blows with rival factions. Though Lost and Damned's gameplay is superficially similar to that of its predecessor, the expansion does pack two key additions - gang warfare and a decidedly darker story.Īs veep of his very own motorcycle gang, Johnny can explore the city and kill rival bikers with his posse. Then again, the wild success of GTA IV argues that most gamers either gloss over such details or are perfectly fine playing an antihero with a heart of pitted copper. But it can be difficult to sympathize with a lead character that lacks any compunction about racking up a personal body count to rival Robocop's.
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I respect Rockstar's team of writers immensely for avoiding Hollywood cliches in a series that could so very easily follow them to the letter and still make bags of cash.
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