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'''Catalyst''' is a mission in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], given to [[protagonist]] [[Carl Johnson]] by fellow [[Grove Street Families]] member [[Ryder]] from his [[Ryder's House|home]] in the [[Ganton]] district of [[Los Santos]], [[State of San Andreas|San Andreas]]. | '''Catalyst''' is a mission in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], given to [[protagonist]] [[Carl Johnson]] by fellow [[Grove Street Families]] member [[Ryder]] from his [[Ryder's House|home]] in the [[Ganton]] district of [[Los Santos]], [[State of San Andreas|San Andreas]]. | ||
== | ==Mission== | ||
The mission begins with [[Carl Johnson|Carl]] going to visit [[Ryder]], who is making his own "water" after he couldn't find it in his backyard. While Carl and Ryder are talking, [[Frank Tenpenny|Tenpenny]] and his accomplices drop by to inform the two that there will be a army munitions train passing through town shortly, and that enemy gangs such as the [[Ballas]] will try to raid the train. | The mission begins with [[Carl Johnson|Carl]] going to visit [[Ryder]], who is making his own "water" after he couldn't find it in his backyard. While Carl and Ryder are talking, [[Frank Tenpenny|Tenpenny]] and his accomplices drop by to inform the two that there will be a army munitions train passing through town shortly, and that enemy gangs such as the [[Ballas]] will try to raid the train. | ||
The two immediately depart, arriving at the train only to find the [[Los Santos Vagos]] have ambushed the train first and are attempting to offload munitions fighting the Grove Street boys. Once the Vagos are dead, the [[Ballas]] show up and try to take the train. Though the OG's will succeed to protect the train from the [[Ballas]], and when it starts up, gradually leaving the area of the ambush. Not wanting to lose the munitions, Carl jumps on the train. Ryder is now in the back of his [[Picador]], who waits with a Grove gangster driving behind the train, with Carl throwing some boxes to him. After acquiring sufficient munitions, the two are pursued by the police. They got to the [[Pay 'n' Spray]] to lose the [[Los Santos Police Department|cops]], and goes back to Ryder's home. | The two immediately depart, arriving at the train only to find the [[Los Santos Vagos]] have ambushed the train first and are attempting to offload munitions fighting the Grove Street boys. Once the Vagos are dead, the [[Ballas]] show up and try to take the train. Though the OG's will succeed to protect the train from the [[Ballas]], and when it starts up, gradually leaving the area of the ambush. Not wanting to lose the munitions, Carl jumps on the train. Ryder is now in the back of his [[Picador]], who waits with a Grove gangster driving behind the train, with Carl throwing some boxes to him. After acquiring sufficient munitions, the two are pursued by the police. They got to the [[Pay 'n' Spray]] to lose the [[Los Santos Police Department|cops]], and goes back to Ryder's home. | ||
== | ==Script== | ||
'''Carl Johnson''': Hey, Ryder? What the hell you doing? | '''Carl Johnson''': Hey, Ryder? What the hell you doing? | ||
''' | '''Ryder''': Nigga, I couldn't find that wet I buried, so I'm making my own. It's easy, fool. | ||
'''Carl''': Oooh! That's strong. Man, don't do that! You'll sauté the both of us. | '''Carl Johnson''': Oooh! That's strong. Man, don't do that! You'll sauté the both of us. | ||
'''Frank Tenpenny''': Morning boys! | '''Frank Tenpenny''': Morning boys! | ||
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'''Ryder''': Man, who you calling a boy, fool? | '''Ryder''': Man, who you calling a boy, fool? | ||
'''Tenpenny''': What should I call you? Midget? | '''Frank Tenpenny''': What should I call you? Midget? | ||
'''[[Eddie Pulaski]]''': How about prick? | '''[[Eddie Pulaski]]''': How about prick? | ||
'''Tenpenny''': Prick... | '''Frank Tenpenny''': Prick... | ||
'''Pulaski''': Yeah, prick works. | '''Eddie Pulaski''': Yeah, prick works. | ||
'''Ryder''': Man, fuck you. | '''Ryder''': Man, fuck you. | ||
'''Tenpenny''': Bitch, get outta here. Mmm... Smells good. What's cooking? Where's mine? | '''Frank Tenpenny''': Bitch, get outta here. Mmm... Smells good. What's cooking? Where's mine? | ||
'''Ryder''': Man, just chill out, a'ight. Move. Here. Don't be sweating me, motherfucker. | '''Ryder''': Man, just chill out, a'ight. Move. Here. Don't be sweating me, motherfucker. | ||
'''Tenpenny''': Mmm, my wife loves this stuff, man. | '''Frank Tenpenny''': Mmm, my wife loves this stuff, man. | ||
'''Pulaski''': *laughs* | '''Eddie Pulaski''': *laughs* | ||
'''Tenpenny''': Anyway, there's a train gonna make an unscheduled stop just down the way. Its got a, how you say, "little something something" on board for you boys. Square business, man. | '''Frank Tenpenny''': Anyway, there's a train gonna make an unscheduled stop just down the way. Its got a, how you say, "little something something" on board for you boys. Square business, man. | ||
'''Pulaski''': Catch you later, homeboys. | '''Eddie Pulaski''': Catch you later, homeboys. | ||
'''Ryder''': Asshole. | '''Ryder''': Asshole. | ||
'''Tenpenny''': Oh Carl, try not to kill any more respected police officers. Please? | '''Frank Tenpenny''': Oh Carl, try not to kill any more respected police officers. Please? | ||
'''Pulaski''': Crime has certainly gone up since you got back, kid. | '''Eddie Pulaski''': Crime has certainly gone up since you got back, kid. | ||
'''Carl''': Just doing my part for the community. | '''Carl Johnson''': Just doing my part for the community. | ||
'''Tenpenny''': Your train's gonna be there in five. | '''Frank Tenpenny''': Your train's gonna be there in five. | ||
(''Carl and Ryder, once gone back to Ryder's home'') | (''Carl and Ryder, once gone back to Ryder's home'') | ||
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'''Ryder''': Damn, homie, your stuff was tight! | '''Ryder''': Damn, homie, your stuff was tight! | ||
'''Carl''': You too, homie! | '''Carl Johnson''': You too, homie! | ||
'''Ryder''': [[LB|LB's]] coming over to stash the shit. | '''Ryder''': [[LB|LB's]] coming over to stash the shit. | ||
'''Carl''': Okay, later then. | '''Carl Johnson''': Okay, later then. | ||
'''Ryder''': For life, CJ, for life - you heard? | '''Ryder''': For life, CJ, for life - you heard? | ||
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*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGwvecV-4qc Catalyst mission on YouTube by GTAmissions - PC Version] | *[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGwvecV-4qc Catalyst mission on YouTube by GTAmissions - PC Version] | ||
[[Category:Missions in GTA San Andreas]] | [[Category:Missions in GTA San Andreas]] | ||
Revision as of 22:54, 23 January 2010
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Tenpenny informs Carl Johnson and Ryder about the Ammo Train. | |
| Game | GTA San Andreas |
| For | Ryder |
| Target | Vagos and Ballas |
| Location | Ganton, Los Santos, San Andreas |
| Reward | Respect |
| Unlocks | Robbing Uncle Sam |
| Unlocked by | Home Invasion |
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Catalyst is a mission in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, given to protagonist Carl Johnson by fellow Grove Street Families member Ryder from his home in the Ganton district of Los Santos, San Andreas.
Mission
The mission begins with Carl going to visit Ryder, who is making his own "water" after he couldn't find it in his backyard. While Carl and Ryder are talking, Tenpenny and his accomplices drop by to inform the two that there will be a army munitions train passing through town shortly, and that enemy gangs such as the Ballas will try to raid the train.
The two immediately depart, arriving at the train only to find the Los Santos Vagos have ambushed the train first and are attempting to offload munitions fighting the Grove Street boys. Once the Vagos are dead, the Ballas show up and try to take the train. Though the OG's will succeed to protect the train from the Ballas, and when it starts up, gradually leaving the area of the ambush. Not wanting to lose the munitions, Carl jumps on the train. Ryder is now in the back of his Picador, who waits with a Grove gangster driving behind the train, with Carl throwing some boxes to him. After acquiring sufficient munitions, the two are pursued by the police. They got to the Pay 'n' Spray to lose the cops, and goes back to Ryder's home.
Script
Carl Johnson: Hey, Ryder? What the hell you doing?
Ryder: Nigga, I couldn't find that wet I buried, so I'm making my own. It's easy, fool.
Carl Johnson: Oooh! That's strong. Man, don't do that! You'll sauté the both of us.
Frank Tenpenny: Morning boys!
Ryder: Man, who you calling a boy, fool?
Frank Tenpenny: What should I call you? Midget?
Eddie Pulaski: How about prick?
Frank Tenpenny: Prick...
Eddie Pulaski: Yeah, prick works.
Ryder: Man, fuck you.
Frank Tenpenny: Bitch, get outta here. Mmm... Smells good. What's cooking? Where's mine?
Ryder: Man, just chill out, a'ight. Move. Here. Don't be sweating me, motherfucker.
Frank Tenpenny: Mmm, my wife loves this stuff, man.
Eddie Pulaski: *laughs*
Frank Tenpenny: Anyway, there's a train gonna make an unscheduled stop just down the way. Its got a, how you say, "little something something" on board for you boys. Square business, man.
Eddie Pulaski: Catch you later, homeboys.
Ryder: Asshole.
Frank Tenpenny: Oh Carl, try not to kill any more respected police officers. Please?
Eddie Pulaski: Crime has certainly gone up since you got back, kid.
Carl Johnson: Just doing my part for the community.
Frank Tenpenny: Your train's gonna be there in five.
(Carl and Ryder, once gone back to Ryder's home)
Ryder: Damn, homie, your stuff was tight!
Carl Johnson: You too, homie!
Ryder: LB's coming over to stash the shit.
Carl Johnson: Okay, later then.
Ryder: For life, CJ, for life - you heard?
Reward
The reward for this mission is increased respect. The mission Robbing Uncle Sam is unlocked.