Where is happiness island

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Explore Wikis Community Central. It is based on the real-life Liberty Island , complete with its own version of the Statue of Liberty, called the Statue of Happiness.

Niko will kill either Dimitri Rascalov or Jimmy Pegorino on Happiness Island, depending on the ending the player choose. Trivia [2] Edit [ ] There are six pigeons located on the Statue of Happiness. This may be a revenge act by Rockstar, after Hilary Clinton criticised Rockstar as being too "Violent". Entering one of the four doors on the top floor which cannot be accesed by stairs , the player can view a rather strange easter egg. If you climb up the ladder, you can view a beating heart.

The player cannot destroy this. Algonquin is the closest island, and the nearest subway stop is Castle Gardens on the Algonquin Outer Line. To lose the cops all you have to do is get out of the Wanted Zone. Wanted Zone is a flashing circle on your radar. When wanted, your radar will show all the police cars and patrols. Try to avoid them, because every policeman that spot you becomes the center of a new Wanted Zone. A rare souvenir replica of the Statue of Happiness was originally available as a press bonus, and was later included as a contest gift in the April 13th Rockstar multiplayer event.

The tales from inside the camp are poignant and pitiful. Take the case of Mohammed Arif, whom the Observer finds climbing the stairs using a cheap, ill-fitting artificial leg donated by the Red Crescent. His stump is red and bruised and Arif is in constant pain, but the company refuses to move him from the cramped third-floor bedroom he shares with eight other men.

They make good artificial legs. I want one of those legs, they are light, not cheap like this one," he says. For a year he had to get around on one leg and a pair of crutches he bought in Abu Dhabi.

He shows the spot at the back of his head that smashed into the stairs in his worst fall. Arif lost his leg in November — he claims a barrel of waterproof chemicals fell on him in a store room on Saadiyat, where Al Jaber is building more than 1, luxury villas. The company is adamant that Arif had a pre-existing condition that led to the loss of his leg.

Al Jaber has refused all requests by Arif and a supervisor to allow him to sleep in ground-floor accommodation.

He has also fought an unsuccessful court case to try to get the company to pay for his artificial leg and medical bills. All year we see him on one leg trying to get to the top of the stairs," said one Al Jaber official who wished to remain anonymous. A short drive from Arif's camp, past sheets of sand that frequently cover the road, lies the sprawling, featureless complex of Worker City No.

Here, we meet Hamdan whose name has been changed to protect his identity. Hamdan is from the mountains of Pakistan. His face is worn with care. Arabtec had already taken his passport and he was trapped. His only choice was to work for 10 months — 11 hours a day, with an extra two hours' travel time, to repay the agent before he could start to save anything for his family. He says he was assaulted by a camp boss just days earlier, after they discovered he had made a complaint to the police.

He hit me hard in the chest and he said: 'You never go the police. Not even if you are being killed.