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Did it on my second try if I remember right. All these years later never understood the rage.
David Cross comments on playing his own mission in GTA:SA
- Thread starter FlyinJ
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Did it on my second try if I remember right. All these years later never understood the rage.
McMoneyman
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The junkyard was pretty garbage to be fair. But got pretty annoying hear Lance's little cutscene when you saved him 5000 times.
ScaryShark
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San Andreas has aged so poorly especially because it is less stylistic than VC.
The Cross missions, along with having to get a pilot license 50 hours deep in to the game or whatever, are huge momentum killers. They needlessly pad out an already extremely long game.
Hilarious that David Cross clearly is a big fan of the games and was annoyed by his own self. LOL.
The Cross missions, along with having to get a pilot license 50 hours deep in to the game or whatever, are huge momentum killers. They needlessly pad out an already extremely long game.
Hilarious that David Cross clearly is a big fan of the games and was annoyed by his own self. LOL.
Count of Monte Sawed-Off
un33dab@dpu$$y
I played through 3 and Vice City again last month, and after careful consideration k-chat has become my favorite talk radio station in the series. VCPR and Chatterbox aren't far behind though.
Did you play it on the original PS2 version of the game? It is immensely easier on every other version.
And the message when you fail "You were supposed to get Lance out alive!" like I didn't fucking know that already and just decided to let him die on the way home.
Alright, I'll give K-Chat another listen. When I played Vice City in 2002 I mostly stuck on V-Rock, because... it was fuckin' V-Rock.
Mobius and pet octopus
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I remember it being a pain. I don't recall if I beat it or not, but I remember trying it enough times that I probably did end up beating it eventually.
dragonbane
Member
"Launch the Red Baron" will be forever burned into my brain though.
McMoneyman
Member
That's amazing.
Did you two go bowling after?
Chatterbox is pretty great. Usually after I finish a GTA game I'll spend some time walking through the city listening to all of the radio stations. I haven't done that with V yet though, so I still haven't heard most of the radio content in that one.
MiniBossBattle
Member
Holy crap, my friend brought his memory card over so I would beat that mission for him. I didn't realize he was not the only one that couldn't beat it.
RoadHazard
Gold Member
I only played the PC version (which I think had reduced difficulty?), and don't remember finding it all that hard.
Also, I love David Cross. He was a champ, hardly flinched at those terrible sauces!
Also, I love David Cross. He was a champ, hardly flinched at those terrible sauces!
dragonbane
Member
There is the original version 1 (PS2) where the RC fuel depletes no matter what you are doing, while in version 2 (PS2, PC, Xbox) it only depletes when you are actually pressing gas and are flying. The famed difficulty comes from people playing on the original PS2 version, where the fuel acts as a timer and you only have like 3-4 minutes to beat the entire thing before it runs out. This combined with the controls made it super fucking tough to beat. You had to memorize everything and sort of speedrun it.
"Follow the damn train" got nothing on that one, I cleared that on my 2nd try while the Zero mission needed a lot longer.
"Follow the damn train" got nothing on that one, I cleared that on my 2nd try while the Zero mission needed a lot longer.
RoadHazard
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Follow the train is where I stopped playing.
PuppetMaster
Member
It was hard but I dont remember it as the hardest mission or anything.
I liked that zero charater though.
I liked that zero charater though.