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| | The following are '''dialog and mission scripts''' as seen during the [[First Mission (GTA SA)|first mission]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]. |
| [[File:Lostclubhouse-TLAD-recreationroom2.jpg|thumb|right|333px|The recreational area of the [[Lost MC Clubhouse]], the location where friend activities are done in the Lost MC Clubhouse if the player chooses to use it for friend activities.]]
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| | == Script == |
| | '''(''Carl "CJ" Johnson delivers his bag at the Francis International Airport, Liberty City.'')''' |
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| In [[The Lost and Damned]], the first DLC pack for [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], the friendship system returns, although it is significantly simplified. In the game, [[Johnny Klebitz]], the game's protagonist, has three '''friends''', which are with [[Jim Fitzgerald]], [[Clay Simons]] and [[Terry Thorpe]].
| | '''CJ''': After five years on the East Coast, it was time to go home. |
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| == Overview ==
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| The player may engage in specific activities with a characters, including bowling, going to a strip club, and going for a drink at a bar; these activities are activated by either having the player call their friends for a specific activity on their [[Phone|mobile phone]], or wait for their friends to call instead (to which point their friends will pick a specific activity to do instead).
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| After setting an appointment, the player will have to head to their waiting friend, which will spawn in one of several possible points of the city; if the player does not pick their friend up for several hours, the friend will eventually become "bored" and cancel the meeting. After picking up their friend, the player's is primarily instructed to head to the activity as agreed upon during the phone call, but can in fact make several stopovers on the way for other activities. Once the player complete the primary activity, the friend will ask the player to drop them off a specific location, at that point, the friendship session ends.
| | '''(''Carl is arriving at Los Santos International Airport, and his phone rings. His brother, Sean "Sweet" Johnson, has called.'')''' |
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| The friendship feature is derided by certain commentators as a tedious and annoying aspect of TLAD, as friends will consistently call the player on offers to go on outings, and there is no clear way of avoiding the activity without sacrificing their player's friendships. Even if the player chooses not to go on any outings, friends will still call the player regardless, even if the player sets their phone into silent mode (which is intended to block incoming calls). However, there is a simple method of avoiding going on outings without penalty; this is achieved by initially accepting a friend's offer to go out, and selecting the "Cancel Plans" option after the call.
| | '''CJ''': (''on phone'') 'Sup? |
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| | '''Sweet''': Carl, it's Sweet. |
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| ==Friends==
| | '''CJ''': Wassup, Sweet, what you want? |
| In The Lost and Damned, there is a total of three available friends, one of which will be killed over the course of TLAD's storyline:
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| * [[Jim Fitzgerald]] (He is shot and killed after the mission [[Was It Worth It?]].)
| | '''Sweet''': It's Momma... She's dead, bro. |
| * [[Clay Simons]]
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| * [[Terry Thorpe]]
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| After the mission [[Was It Worth It?]], the player can no longer do any activities with Jim.
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| | '''(''Carl takes a cab, which is being pulled over by a police car, containing corrupt [[C.R.A.S.H.]] officers [[Frank Tenpenny]], [[Eddie Pulaski|Edward "Eddie" Pulaski]] and rookie recruit [[Jimmy Hernandez]].'')''' |
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| ==Activities==
| | '''Tenpenny''': Passenger, show us your hands. (''Carl exits the cab and slowly walks backwards towards the police car.'') Stop. Get down on your knees. Now down on your stomach. (''Carl does what he is told by Tenpenny'') There you go. I'll take that, Hernandez. |
| There are a total of ten activities that can be performed in an outing, including | |
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| * Play [[Air Hockey]] at any of the two bowling alleys in Liberty City.
| | '''(''Hernandez gives Carl's money to Tenpenny as Pulaski handcuffs him down.'')''' |
| * [[Arm Wrestling|Arm Wrestle]] at the [[Lost MC Clubhouse]] (Unavaliable after the completion of the mission [[Get Lost]]).
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| * Play [[Hi-Lo]] at the Lost MC Clubhouse (unavaliable after the completion of the mission Get Lost).
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| * Play [[pool]] at the [[Homebrew Cafe]] at [[Schottler]] (Broker) or at the Lost MC Clubhouse (unavaliable after Get Lost is completed).
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| * [[Eating]]. This can be done at any [[Burger Shot]], [[Cluckin' Bell]] and [[Pizza This]] branch throughout Liberty City, and also other diners, cafes and restaurants that become available while you're out with a friend.
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| * [[Drinking]] at the bars in [[Hove Beach]] ([[Broker]]), [[Steinway]] ([[Dukes]]), [[Purgatory]] ([[Algonquin]]), or Hatton Gardens ([[Algonquin]]). Being seen driving drunk will attract Wanted stars; it's best to take a taxi. It may take more than one try to hail a cab whilst drunk, as the taxi driver may not respond to your calls.
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| * Throw some [[darts]] at the Irish/German Pub in Steinway (Dukes) or in Purgatory (Algonquin).
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| * Visit a [[Strip Club|strip club]]. There are [[The Triangle Club]] in [[Northern Gardens]] (Bohan), and [[Honkers Gentlemen's Club]] in Tudor ([[Alderney]]). Lapdances are available in strip clubs.
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| * Visit the [[Perestroika|Cabaret Club]] in Hove Beach (Broker) or the Comedy Club, [[Split Sides]], in [[Star Junction]] (Algonquin) to catch a show.
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| * Occasionally you will be called to give someone a lift; this usually happens when a friend is injured.
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| Unfortunately the player can no longer go [[Bowling]] with friends like in the main game, but Johnny can still play by himself.
| | '''CJ''': Hey, that's my paper, man. That's money. |
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| There is also another activity called [[Hang Out]] which is when the player calls a friend who will go to [[The Lost MC clubhouse]] by himself. Hang Out is a friendship option that Johnny Klebitz can pick in The Lost and Damned. The option is when the player goes to hang out with a friend at The Lost MC Clubhouse by picking a friend to hang out with and picking this option on his phone. The player has to be a good distance away from the clubhouse before calling a friend. Once the player chooses a friend to hang out with, the player drives to the clubhouse to meet his friend (who is leaning against the outside) and then they enter the clubhouse. Once the player enters the clubhouse with his friend they have a choice between three activities which are Hi-Lo cards, Pool and/or Arm Wrestling. After the player chooses to leave one of those activities, he will not be able to enter it again and will have to do another activity or can just leave the current hang out session. When the player decides to leave, he has to exit the safehouse and walk a short distance away from the clubhouse and then the player will complete the hang out session.
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| | '''CJ''': My money, man. |
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| == Benefits ==
| | '''Pulaski''': (''to Hernandez, apparently, as he gets Carl to stand up straight and face Tenpenny'') Hey, don't worry about it, I'll fill it out later. |
| Like [[girlfriends in GTA San Andreas]], [[Girlfriends in GTA IV]] and [[Friendships in GTA IV|Friends in GTA IV]], friends provide special benefits to the player. Unlike [[Friendships in GTA IV]], the player has all their special abilities from the beginning of the game.
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| ''Note: Sometimes a friend's benefit will '''not''' be available, due to excessive use or being blocked during certain missions.'' | | '''Tenpenny''': Welcome home, Carl. Glad to be back? You haven't forgotten about us, have you boy? |
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| *[[Clay Simons]]: As the Road Captain of the club, he will deliver bikes to his fellow club members including Johnny Klebitz, who is able to call him via his cellphone whenever he needs a bike. Clay is available at all times for activities.
| | '''CJ''': Hell no, officer Tenpenny. I was just wondering what took y'all so long. |
| *[[Jim Fitzgerald]]: Leaves the player a loaded weapon at the corner of the Lost MC Clubhouse. Jim is available at all times for activities. However, after you complete the mission [[Was It Worth It?]], Jim, your friendship with him and his ability are lost.
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| *[[Terry Thorpe]]: Drives to, or close by, a secluded location near the player; [[Gun Car|his car's trunk is full of guns]] to purchase at a discount (60% off). Johnny can do this during a mission. Terry is available at all times for activities.
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| == Notes ==
| | '''Tenpenny''': Get in the car. |
| * Unlike GTA IV, if the player calls any of his friends to hang out with, unless the "Hang Out" option has been chosen, all three will come.
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| * The player can use nearly any mode of transport during an outing. In addition to regular road vehicles, the player can also take a [[taxi]] or ride the [[Subway in GTA IV|subway]]. If the player chooses to pick a friend up using a motorbike or a helicopter, the friend will utter unique comments on the player's choice of vehicle.
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| * After picking up a friend for an outing, he will usually engage the player character in a conversation about their personal life.
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| | '''(''Hernandez and Pulaski take Carl to the back seat of the police car.'')''' |
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| | '''CJ''': Ease up, man. Damn. |
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| ==Gallery==
| | '''Tenpenny''': Watch your head. |
| ===Friends===
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| ClaySimons-TLAD.jpg|Clay Simmons
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| JimFitzgerald-TLAD.jpg|Jim Fitzgerald
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| TerryThorpe-TLAD.jpg|Terry Thorpe
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| </gallery>
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| ===Activities===
| | '''(''Pulaski bangs Carl's head against the rim of the car.'')''' |
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| File:Airhockey-TLAD-gameplay.jpg|A game of Air-Hockey in progress.
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| File:Armwrestling-TLAD-gameplay.jpg|An Arm wrestling match in progress.
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| File:Hi-lo.JPG|A Hi-Lo game in progress.
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| File:Darts-GTA4-aiming.jpg|A game of darts in progress.
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| | '''Tenpenny''': Oh! My bad. (''Pulaski laughs'') |
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| == See also ==
| | '''Pulaski''': (''yells at cab driver'') Get outta here, you greaseball bastard! (''normal voice'') Stupid Mexican. (''looks at Hernandez'') Oh, hey, sorry. |
| * [[Girlfriends]]
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| * [[Friendships]]
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| * [[Friendships in GTA IV]]
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| * [[Girlfriends in GTA IV]]
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| * [[Girlfriends in GTA San Andreas]]
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| [[Category:The Lost and Damned]]
| | '''CJ''': My bag. Hey, man, my bag! |
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| | '''(''The car zooms off. Tenpenny and Pulaski are apparently driving Carl through East Los Santos.'')''' |
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| | '''Tenpenny''': How you been, Carl? How's your wonderful family? |
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| | '''CJ''': I'm here to bury my Moms. You know that. |
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| | '''Tenpenny''': Yeah, I guess I do. So what else you got shakin' Carl? |
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| | '''CJ''': Nothing. I live in [[Liberty City in GTA III Era|Liberty City]] now. I'm clean. Legit. |
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| | '''Tenpenny''': No, you ain't never been clean, Carl. |
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| | '''Pulaski''': (''finds a gun'') Well, what've we got here? |
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| | '''Tenpenny''': This is a weapon, Officer Pulaski, that was used to gun down a police officer not ten minutes ago. Officer Pendelbury. A fine man, I might add. You work fast, nigga. |
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| | '''CJ''': You know I just got off the plane. |
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| | '''Pulaski''': It's a good thing we found you and retrieved the murder weapon. |
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| | '''CJ''': That ain't my gun. |
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| | '''Tenpenny''': Don't bullshit me, Carl. |
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| | '''Pulaski''': Yeah, don't bullshit him, Carl. |
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| | '''CJ''': What the fuck you want from me this time? |
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| | '''Tenpenny''': When we want you, we'll find you. In the meantime, try not to gun down any more officers of the law. (''laughing'') |
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| | '''CJ''': You all can't leave me here. This Ballas' country. |
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| | '''Tenpenny''': I thought you said you was innocent, Carl? That you don't bang? |
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| | '''Pulaski''': (''o n the police radio'') This is car 58... |
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| | '''Tenpenny''': See you around, like a donut, Carl. (''laughing'') |
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| | '''(''Carl is thrown out of the police car.'')''' |
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| | '''Pulaski''' : (''still on the police radio'') WHAT? Officer Pendelbury's down? We'll be right over. |
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| | '''(''The police car drives out of sight.'')''' |
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| | '''CJ''' (''to himself''): Ah shit, here we go again. Worst place in the world. Rollin Heights Balla country. I ain't represented Grove Street in five years, but the Ballas won't give a shit. |
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| | '''CJ''' (''to himself, when approaching Grove Street''): Grove Street - Home. At least it was before I fucked everything up. |
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The following are dialog and mission scripts as seen during the first mission in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
Script
(Carl "CJ" Johnson delivers his bag at the Francis International Airport, Liberty City.)
CJ: After five years on the East Coast, it was time to go home.
(Carl is arriving at Los Santos International Airport, and his phone rings. His brother, Sean "Sweet" Johnson, has called.)
CJ: (on phone) 'Sup?
Sweet: Carl, it's Sweet.
CJ: Wassup, Sweet, what you want?
Sweet: It's Momma... She's dead, bro.
(Carl takes a cab, which is being pulled over by a police car, containing corrupt C.R.A.S.H. officers Frank Tenpenny, Edward "Eddie" Pulaski and rookie recruit Jimmy Hernandez.)
Tenpenny: Passenger, show us your hands. (Carl exits the cab and slowly walks backwards towards the police car.) Stop. Get down on your knees. Now down on your stomach. (Carl does what he is told by Tenpenny) There you go. I'll take that, Hernandez.
(Hernandez gives Carl's money to Tenpenny as Pulaski handcuffs him down.)
CJ: Hey, that's my paper, man. That's money.
Tenpenny: This is drug money.
CJ: My money, man.
Pulaski: (to Hernandez, apparently, as he gets Carl to stand up straight and face Tenpenny) Hey, don't worry about it, I'll fill it out later.
Tenpenny: Welcome home, Carl. Glad to be back? You haven't forgotten about us, have you boy?
CJ: Hell no, officer Tenpenny. I was just wondering what took y'all so long.
Tenpenny: Get in the car.
(Hernandez and Pulaski take Carl to the back seat of the police car.)
CJ: Ease up, man. Damn.
Tenpenny: Watch your head.
(Pulaski bangs Carl's head against the rim of the car.)
Tenpenny: Oh! My bad. (Pulaski laughs)
Pulaski: (yells at cab driver) Get outta here, you greaseball bastard! (normal voice) Stupid Mexican. (looks at Hernandez) Oh, hey, sorry.
CJ: My bag. Hey, man, my bag!
(The car zooms off. Tenpenny and Pulaski are apparently driving Carl through East Los Santos.)
Tenpenny: How you been, Carl? How's your wonderful family?
CJ: I'm here to bury my Moms. You know that.
Tenpenny: Yeah, I guess I do. So what else you got shakin' Carl?
CJ: Nothing. I live in Liberty City now. I'm clean. Legit.
Tenpenny: No, you ain't never been clean, Carl.
Pulaski: (finds a gun) Well, what've we got here?
Tenpenny: This is a weapon, Officer Pulaski, that was used to gun down a police officer not ten minutes ago. Officer Pendelbury. A fine man, I might add. You work fast, nigga.
CJ: You know I just got off the plane.
Pulaski: It's a good thing we found you and retrieved the murder weapon.
CJ: That ain't my gun.
Tenpenny: Don't bullshit me, Carl.
Pulaski: Yeah, don't bullshit him, Carl.
CJ: What the fuck you want from me this time?
Tenpenny: When we want you, we'll find you. In the meantime, try not to gun down any more officers of the law. (laughing)
CJ: You all can't leave me here. This Ballas' country.
Tenpenny: I thought you said you was innocent, Carl? That you don't bang?
Pulaski: (o n the police radio) This is car 58...
Tenpenny: See you around, like a donut, Carl. (laughing)
(Carl is thrown out of the police car.)
Pulaski : (still on the police radio) WHAT? Officer Pendelbury's down? We'll be right over.
(The police car drives out of sight.)
CJ (to himself): Ah shit, here we go again. Worst place in the world. Rollin Heights Balla country. I ain't represented Grove Street in five years, but the Ballas won't give a shit.
CJ (to himself, when approaching Grove Street): Grove Street - Home. At least it was before I fucked everything up.
