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| By: Stephen Riach The Ballad of Lgbtq+ Tony marks the second and closing episode of Liberty City, behind The Lost and Damned. It’s a bittersweet moment to be sure. On the one hand, I can’t wait to see where Rockstar North takes the franchise next. On the other hand, it will likely be quite some before Grand Theft Auto V sees the light of day. In the meantime, The Ballad of Gay Tony is a untamed swan song for Liberty City. Despite its title, you won’t be playing as nightclub owner Tony Prince, but rather his personal bodyguard Luis Lopez. With Tony’s two clubs, Maisonette 9 and Hercules, in dire financial straits, and his personal animation in a downward spiral due to drug abuse, it’s up to Luis to set things straight with Tony’s “creditors” and support get him support on his feet. As with the previous Liberty Municipality episode, The Missing and Damned, The Ballad of Same-sex attracted Tony adeptly weaves characters, locations and plot points from the original Grand Theft Auto IV, along with the aforementioned The Ruined and Damned, into its own storyline. As far as tha Due to this game's plot coinciding with both Grand Theft Auto IV and Grand Theft Auto IV: The Lost and Damned, Late Arrival Spoilers for both games will be unmarked. You Own Been Warned!The nightclub trade is not what it used to be. "Gay Tony will always be the king of this town. You are this town." &#;Luis Fernando Lopez Grand Theft Auto: The Ballad of Queer Tony, released on 29 October , is the second of the two Episodes from Liberty City expansion packs for Grand Theft Auto IV (the first being The Missing and Damned), and is the finale of the GTA IV trilogy. The protagonist this time around is Luis Fernando Lopez, a part-time hoodlum from Northwood (Liberty City's version of Inwood) who works as a bodyguard for "Gay Tony" Prince, one of Liberty City's top club entrepreneurs with a drug habit. However Tony is indebted to the obeying people and a newcomer who threatens the fragile situation:
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