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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* In the opening cutscene, a bald GSF member with a goatee and a dark green coat can be seen. Aside from an earlier appearance in [[Los Sepulcros]], he cannot be seen anywhere else in the game. This could be an unused gang member model. | * In the opening cutscene, a bald GSF member with a goatee and a dark green coat can be seen. Aside from an earlier appearance in [[Los Sepulcros]], he cannot be seen anywhere else in the game. This could be an unused gang member model. | ||
*Apparently, it looks like Ryder was no part of the mission in the [[beta]], since Carl doesn't notice him at all despite his presence. However, owing to a pay dispute between voice actor [[wp:MC Eiht|MC Eiht]] and [[wp:Rockstar Games|Rockstar]], Ryder was later converted to an inconsistent, tertiary antagonist during development of gameplay, and was included in the mission to provide an early evidence of his alliance with Smoke, who remains unseen for the rest of the game, until [[End of the Line]]. | * Apparently, it looks like Ryder was no part of the mission in the [[beta]], since Carl doesn't notice him at all despite his presence. However, owing to a pay dispute between voice actor [[wp:MC Eiht|MC Eiht]] and [[wp:Rockstar Games|Rockstar]], Ryder was later converted to an inconsistent, tertiary antagonist during development of gameplay, and was included in the mission to provide an early evidence of his alliance with Smoke, who remains unseen for the rest of the game, until [[End of the Line]]. | ||
* This is the fourth mission to use the [[Trip Skip]] feature, the previous two being [[Just Business]] and [[Madd Dogg's Rhymes]]. | * This is the fourth mission to use the [[Trip Skip]] feature, the previous two being [[Just Business]] and [[Madd Dogg's Rhymes]]. | ||
* The song that is playing inside Sweet's house is ''Fuck wit Dre Day'' by Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg, a song that also can be heard in [[Radio Los Santos]]. | * The song that is playing inside Sweet's house is ''Fuck wit Dre Day'' by Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg, a song that also can be heard in [[Radio Los Santos]]. | ||
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* The Green Sabre ''(storyline version)'' in this mission is never seen again after the mission, although it appears throughout [[The Introduction]]. The player can mod a Sabre to have the same green paintjob via [[Transfender]]. | * The Green Sabre ''(storyline version)'' in this mission is never seen again after the mission, although it appears throughout [[The Introduction]]. The player can mod a Sabre to have the same green paintjob via [[Transfender]]. | ||
* There is a glitch in the iOS version of the game which causes a gang member's mouth to become stuck open during the first cutscene of this mission. | * There is a glitch in the iOS version of the game which causes a gang member's mouth to become stuck open during the first cutscene of this mission. | ||
* Although Cesar says that he discovered the whereabouts of the meeting through a "rumour", it is possible that, according to a fan-made mission, Hernandez actually takes to inform Cesar of a secret cover-up meeting between Tenpenny, Pulaski, Smoke, Ryder and a swarm of Ballas riding the Green Sabre trying to hide the car in the Verdant Bluffs garage, immediately [[Reuniting the Families|after the events of a deadly shootout between the Families and the Police]], implying that the mission expectedly occurs immediately, without loss of game time, after the preceding mission. However, it is unknown whether this particular act is clearly known to Tenpenny and Pulaski towards the close of the story [[Misappropriation|as part of his defection against the corrupt C.R.A.S.H. duo]], since [[Badlands|all efforts to]] [[555 We Tip|eliminate evidence]] [[Snail Trail|against the two]] by Carl fail at the end, hinting that he may have informed the Feds about these antics even when he wasn't present with the two on the occasions Carl was assigned these tasks. However, while it [[High Noon|ultimately leads to his death at the hands of the duo, when Carl kills Pulaski]], his many interactions with Internal Affairs [[Interdiction #Trivia|eventually make it to the knowledge of undercover government agent Michael "Mike" Toreno, who ironically becomes the instrument of Sweet's freedom]] [[Home Coming|after a long stint in prison]]. | |||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||