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*Carl's phone suddenly sticks like a magnet to the recording table when Toreno disconnects the call in the beginning and keeps it away on the table. | *Carl's phone suddenly sticks like a magnet to the recording table when Toreno disconnects the call in the beginning and keeps it away on the table. | ||
*Ending up in the black [[Vincent]] at the trigger of the final cutscene will cause the mission to fail, and will waste the player, as the Vincent is scripted to despawn at this point. | *Ending up in the black [[Vincent]] at the trigger of the final cutscene will cause the mission to fail, and will waste the player, as the Vincent is scripted to despawn at this point. | ||
*Despite the fact that he killed him [[Pier 69 (mission)|during one of his deals with the Loco Syndicate]], Carl never reveals anything about Ryder's betrayal to Sweet. This occurs for two reasons - one, Ryder was [[The Green Sabre|never openly spotted as being hand-in-glove with Smoke and corrupt C.R.A.S.H. officers Frank Tenpenny and Edward "Eddie" Pulaski during their private meeting]], meaning that Ryder never had any crucial role in the lives of the brothers; two, Carl didn't have enough time later on to elaborate on Ryder's involvement in the entire drug ring scam, primarily since their entire focus at that time was directed effectively towards a confrontation with Smoke, and towards the reconstruction of the gang. Further, Sweet would, according to his dialogue in the final cutscene, take a long, long break to rest, after his rather uncomfortable stint in prison. | *Despite the fact that he killed him [[Pier 69 (mission)|during one of his deals with the Loco Syndicate]], Carl never reveals anything about Ryder's betrayal to Sweet. This occurs for two reasons - one, Ryder was [[The Green Sabre|never openly spotted as being hand-in-glove with Smoke and corrupt C.R.A.S.H. officers Frank Tenpenny and Edward "Eddie" Pulaski during their private meeting]], meaning that Ryder never had any crucial role in the lives of the brothers; two, Carl didn't have enough time later on to elaborate on Ryder's involvement in the entire drug ring scam, primarily since their entire focus at that time was [[End of the Line|directed effectively towards a confrontation with Smoke]] [[Beat Down on B Dup|and former gang member turned drug dealer Mark "B-Dup" Wayne]], and towards the [[Grove 4 Life|reconstruction of the gang]]. Further, Sweet would, according to his dialogue in the final cutscene, take a long, long break to rest, after his rather uncomfortable stint in prison. | ||
*During the warfare mini-game in the mission, only the part belonging to [[Grove Street]] flashes red on the radar, but after the mission ends, all of Ganton will be under control, with the southern part as usual being prone to attacks from the [[Ballas]] in [[Willowfield]] and the [[Los Santos Vagos|Vagos]] in [[East Beach]]. | *During the warfare mini-game in the mission, only the part belonging to [[Grove Street]] flashes red on the radar, but after the mission ends, all of Ganton will be under control, with the southern part as usual being prone to attacks from the [[Ballas]] in [[Willowfield]] and the [[Los Santos Vagos|Vagos]] in [[East Beach]]. | ||