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Villainous Valor: Having the balls to taunt Vinnie when at death's door stops him from being completely hatable and shows that despite his awful actions, he was a rather impressive figure.Stationary Boss: He never moves from his office desk.Meet the New Boss: He takes the helm when the original leader is killed by Vinnie.Last Villain Stand: With all his men killed by Vinnie, he cuts his losses and uses his final moments to mock him, showing that he was woefully unprepared for Vinnie's One-Man Army capabilities.Killed Offscreen: He's shot to death in a fade to black.History Repeats: He's slain by the same guy who killed the man who held his previous position.Greed: Money is his driving motivation, with the corpses left in his wake not even being a concern for him.Fatal Flaw: His security is top notch but he's unarmed and holed up in a small office, making him a sitting duck when Vinnie pays him a visit.Face Death with Dignity: He uses his last moments to mock Vinnie that the yakuza is out to get him.Eviler than Thou: While the original don had a genuine care for his family, this guy is just an evil scumbag.Disc-One Final Boss: He's killed in the second act's finale, with the Yakuza being the main antagonists of the story.Not that he puts up a fight there either. The original was outgoing and outdoorsy, playing golf while his men died, while this leader is paranoid and holed in, choosing to hide out in his headquarters. Contrasting Sequel Antagonist: To the original grey mafia leader.Bad Boss: He's not above killing his own men once they have outlived their usefulness.He's killed once all his men are eliminated. Arc Villain: Of the gray mafia missions.He's hardly ever seen, due to being a notorious figure in the criminal underworld with a lot of enemies.Īnother grey mafia leader who Vinnie has to kill. Screw This, I'm Outta Here: Once he realises Vinnie is killing his men, he gets in his car and tries to make a run for it.He's right in thinking this way, though it doesn't save him from Vinnie's scope. Properly Paranoid: He uses his henchmen to gamble due to fear he'll be assassinated.

SIFT HEADS GAME PROFESSIONAL

Professional Gambler: What he's renowned for.Only Known by Their Nickname: He's only referred to as the ghost gambler, though he probably doesn't mind.While it doesn't save him, it makes killing him more challenging. He doesn't put himself in danger and uses proxies to do his dirty work and uses his gambling winnings to buy armed guards and a fast car. Genre Savvy: He's surprisingly intelligent for a minor villain.Cool Car: He has one, which he'll use to flee if the need arises.Arc Villain: Of the ghost gambler mission, which takes up the first part of the game.He bets by proxy, due to having many enemies. Fanservice: She's a prostitute, so this is to be expected.Ī successful gambler who wins lots of money. Know When to Fold 'Em: If Vinnie kills all the gamblers in the bar, she'll wisely cough up the information for free, realising how dangerous the guy is.Genre Savvy: Since she's a hooker who has some insight into the criminal underworld, she's quite astute when it comes to their unwritten code, and will survive her encounter with Vinnie by playing along with his requests, potentially even making 2080 bucks from him.Dungeon Bypass: Since she knows where the ghost gambler is, paying her saves Vinnie a lot of trouble, if he accepts.Cleavage Window: She has one to make her more seductive to her clients.She tries to bargain with a Professional Killer for information. Bullying a Dragon: A very minor example.Bad-Guy Bar: She's at one, waiting for the Ghost gambler's henchman to come back so she can service him.Ambiguously Evil: It's unknown if she's aware that she's directing a Professional Killer to the man she's servicing.A hooker with information about the ghost gambler.

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