Current Events > Sweet is the worst character in San Andreas. Spoilers obviously

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CJ gets him out of prison even though he was supposed to be in there for life, and what does he do? Yells at CJ for not wanting to go back to the gang banging life.

What has rolling with Grove done for Sweet? Besides getting his family members killed, getting him in jail, and turning his two childhood friends against him. The dude has zero reason to want to go back o the hood. Yet CJ goes along with this all because.... Sweet yells at him?

CJ probably has a fucking net worth of millions between his Garage Business, Zero's Shop, The Casino, and being Mad Dogg's manager. But yeah, lets go back to shooting Ballas because Sweet is a baby.

Man fuck the last 15% of San Andreas. It's fucking bull shit.

Well yeah. The 'hood' and gang loyalty CJ believed in was all bullshit and he was better off leaving them behind.
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I went back and platted it last month.

Fact of the matter is you DON'T understand the character. If you're not from the streets, you're not going to get it.
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it's true. thug life.
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Agreed. Sweet was a massive fucking asshole.

CJ: Look at what I built while you were away Sweet! And it's all ours since you're my brother and I love ya bro!

Sweet: Fuck off faker let's go back to the hood and probably die in a year.

Smoke is the worst because he is a dick
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Love that game.... Ya but the last quarter of the story was just off. Honestly the games story was top tier for just the Los Santos part then went down hill.
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Yeah you're supposed to think sweet is an idiot that's the point, and that cj is a bigger fool for continually following him like a puppy despite having started a car shop and owning a casino and being able to fly a goddamn plane.

You can't just let the ballas win and keep pumping up your old neighborhood full of crack though. Smoke has to pay for what he's done. Same with Tenpenny. I don't think he wanted to leave his old community to get totally fucked over just because he personally was rich.
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I just wanted to tell Toreno that I'd rather get a raincheck on his favor instead of getting Sweet out of prison
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Sativa_Rose posted...

You can't just let the ballas win and keep pumping up your old neighborhood full of crack though. Smoke has to pay for what he's done. Same with Tenpenny. I don't think he wanted to leave his old community to get totally fucked over just because he personally was rich.

I can understand it when you put it like that, but the execution was still off. The entire last half of Las Venturas on just kept spitting out plot holes like R* just ran out of development time. Like the second to last Tenpenny mission where you steal the dossier has no explanation as to how you know to go to their house. It just all of a sudden appears on your map without even a phone call. Then in the next Tenpenny mission where you kill Pulaskai the cutscene itself makes zero sense. One minute you're digging a hole with a gun to your head and the next Pulaski is fleeing to his car.

mewrius posted...

ny mission where you kill Pulaskai the cutscene itself makes zero sense. One minute you're digging a hole with a gun to your head and the next Pulaski is fleeing to his car.

Cause Pendelberry or whoever that officer was wasn't actually dead and tried attacking Pulaski, giving Carl an opening.

Go_Totodile posted...

mewrius posted...

ny mission where you kill Pulaskai the cutscene itself makes zero sense. One minute you're digging a hole with a gun to your head and the next Pulaski is fleeing to his car.

Cause Pendelberry or whoever that officer was wasn't actually dead and tried attacking Pulaski, giving Carl an opening.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1ykhsAWgs0

It still feels like it's missing something. The dude still has gun he can point at CJ. While all CJ has is a shovel, and next thing you know he just flees.

Technically CJ wasn't stripped of his weapons since you have them all immediately after the cutscene ends. I guess as soon as the gunpoint scenario was broken, it was safe to take out the weapon. All it took was the distraction from Hernandez.