Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Special Edition Walkthrough

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Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas 100% Completion and Strategy FAQ/Walkthrough
Written by ChiTownBluesFan
Version 2.01
Revision History
2.02   05/11/05 - FINAL PS/2 VERSION
Updated and modified FAQ section
Modified BMX Challange
Modified Taxi Driver
Updated Paramedic
Updated High Stakes, Low Rider
Updated Chilliad Challange
Updated Tanker Commander, Mission 3
Updated Mike Toreno's Last Flight
Updated Supply Lines
Modified The Da Nang Thang
Modified and Updated Driving School
Updated Ammunation Shooting Range, Part 3
Updated Dating Barbara
Modified Freight Train
Updated Trucking, Part 2,  missions 6 and 8
Modified and Updated Race Tournaments
Updated Gang Wars, Return to Los Santos
Modified Saint Mark's Bistro
2.01   01/04/05
Added Special Thanks
Updated FAQ section
Updated Ice Cold Killa
Updated Dating Denise
Updated Interdiction
Updated Amphibious Assault
Updated Vigilante
2.00   12/10/04
Added Purchasing Property (Badlands) Section
Added Purchasing Property (San Fiero) Section
Added Purchasing Property (Desert) Section
Added Purchasing Property (Los Venturas) Section
Added to FAQ section
Added to Fixes I'd Like To See
NEW==> Added Checklist *with* percentages
Updated Local Liquor Store
Updated San Fiero Unique Jumps
Updated Las Venturas Unique Jumps Checklist
Updated Mike Toreno
Updated Mountain Cloud Boys
Updated Lure
Updated The Da Nang Thang
Updated Quarry Mission 5
Updated Ammunation Shooting Range, Part 3
1.52   12/01/04
Added Purchasing Property (Los Santos) Section
Updated Drive-By
Updated Home Invasion
Changed switched-up names of Dirt Track and Kickstart
Updated Ammunation Shooting Range (Los Santos)
Updated Badlands Intro
1.51   11/29/04
Added FAQ section
Revised Los Santos Unique Jumps
Revised Home Invasion
Revised Los Santos Gang Wars
1.50   11/22/04
Added Return To Los Santos Section
Added Conclusion Section
Added Lowrider Challange to Los Santos section
First version to - hopefully - be accepted at GameFAQs.  I realize the
first version wasn't 100% done, but I've seen walkthrus posted only
partially complete, so why mine was singled out for not being so...
1.40 - 11/21/04
Added Las Venturas Section
1.30 - 11/19/04
Added Desert Section
1.20 - 11/18/04
Added San Fiero section.
1.10 - 11/16/04
Added Badlands section.
Updated Green Sabre - no real need to get camera at this point.
1.00 - 11/14/04
Initial Version.  Covers Beginning of game through Los Santos
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Table of Contents
I.   Introduction
1.  Author Intro
2.  About This Guide
3.  E-mail Info
4.  FAQ
II.  Legal Stuff
III. Walkthrough Overview
IV.  Los Santos Walkthrough
1.  In The Beginning
2.  Big Smoke
3.  Sweet & Kendl
4.  Courier
5.  Ryder
6.  Tagging Up Turf
7.  Gang Tags
8.  BMX Challange
9.  Taxi Driver
10. Unique Jumps
11. Cleaning The Hood
12. Firefighter
13. Pimping
14. Paramedic
15. 8-Track
16. Off-Track Betting
17. Buying Properties
18. Drive-Thru
19. Gym
20. Nines and AKs
21. Drive-By
22. Sweet's Girl
23. Cesar Vialpando
24. High Stakes, Low-Rider
25. Lowrider Challange
26. Home Invasion
27. Burglar
28. Catalyst
29. Robbing Uncle Sam
30. OG Loc
31. Running Dog
32. Wrong Side Of The Tracks.
33. Just Business.
34. Life's A Beach
35. Madd Dogg's Rhymes
36. Management Issues
37. House Party
38. Burning Desire
39. Dating Denise
40. Gray Imports
41. Doberman
42. Gang Wars
43. Ammunation Shooting Range
44. Vigilante
45. Los Sepulcros
46. Reuniting The Families
47. Green Sabre
V.   Badlands Walkthrough
1.  Introduction
2.  Badlands
3.  Buying Properties
4.  Chiliad Challange
5.  Ammunation Shooting Range, Part 2
6.  Unique Jumps
7.  Oysters
8.  First Date
9.  Tanker Commander
10. Trucking Missions, Part 1
11. Body Harvest
12. King In Exile
13. First Base
14. Against All Odds
15. Gone Courting
16. Local Liquor Store
17. Made In Heaven
18. Small Town Bank
19. Wu Zi Mu
20. Farewell, My Love...
21. Are You Going To San Fierro?
VI.  San Fiero Walkthrough
1.  Introduction
2.  Big Smoke's Cash
3.  Yay Courier
4.  NRG-500 Challange
5.  Buying Properties
6.  Wear Flowers In Your Hair
7.  Dating Katie
8.  Courier
9.  Photo Ops
10. Unique Jumps
11. Oysters
12. Gym
13. Blood Bowl
14. 555 We Tip
15. Valet Parking
16. Deconstruction
17. Photo Opportunity
18. Jizzy
19. T-Bone Mendez
20. Mike Toreno
21. Outrider
22. Snail Trail
23. Ice Cold Killa
24. Pier 69
25. Toreno's Last Flight
26. Air Raid
27. Supply Lines
28. New Model Army
29. Beefy Baron
30. Mountain Cloud Boys
31. Ran Fa Li
32. Lure
33. Amphibious Assault
34. The Da Nang Thang
35. Yay Ka-Boom-Boom
VII. Desert Walkthrough
1.  Introduction
2.  Driving School
3.  Buying Properties
4.  Boat School
5.  Bike School
6.  Oysters
7.  Unique Jumps
8.  Dating Barbara
9.  Ammunation Shooting Range, Part 3
10.  Monster
11. Highjack
12. Interdiction
13. Verdant Meadows
14. Learning To Fly
15. N.O.E.
16. Stowaway
17. Black Project
18. Green Goo
19. Zeroing In
20. Test Drive
21. Customs Fast Track
22. Puncture Wounds
VIII.Las Venturas Walkthrough
1.  Introduction
2.  Buying Property
3.  Oysters
4.  Unique Jumps
5.  Horseshoes
6.  Las Venturas Gym
7.  Exports & Imports
8.  Freight Train
9.  Courier
10. Kickstart
11. Dirt Track
12. Trucking, Part 2
13. Race Tournaments
14. Fender Ketchup
15. Explosive Situation
16. Quarry
17. You've Had Your Chips
18. Don Peyote
19. Intensive Care
20. Misappropriation
21. The Meat Business
22. Fish In A Barrel
23. Madd Dogg
24. Freefall
25. High Noon
26. Saint Mark's Bistro
27. Architectural Espionage
28. Key To Her Heart
29. Dating Millie
30. Dam And Blast
31. Cop Wheels
32. Up, Up, And Away!
33. Breaking The Bank At Caligula's
XI.  Return To Los Santos Walkthrough
1.  Introduction
2.  A Home In The Hills
3.  Vertical Bird
4.  Home Coming
5.  Cut Throat Business
6.  Beat Down On B-Dup
7.  Grove 4 Life
8.  Gang Wars
9.  Riot
10. Los Desperados
11. End Of The Line
X.   Conclusion
1.  What now?
2.  PC version
3.  Fixes I'd like to see
4.  Special Thanks
XI.  Checklist With Percentages
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I. Introduction
1. Author Intro
I walked into a Best Buy a few weeks ago, wondering what to buy.  I am a big PC
Bigot, so wasn't expecting to get anything for the PS/2.  After all, I had, for
the most part, been underwhelmed by the PS/2 games I had bought in the past,
which I bought only because EA Sports wont release college sports titles for
the PC.  I had planned to buy a different game, but they were out.  I strolled
around looking for what I was sure was a GTA:SA display, as it had been
released two days earlier.  When I found it, I saw the Brady Games guide for
this game.  When I saw that the size of the strategy guide was bigger than most
of my college textbooks back in the day - and with small type to boot - there
was no choice.  I'd take a chance, and buy the PS/2 version, hoping I could
live w/o the PC specific differences such as mouse look and custom radio
stations.
And I'm glad I made that decision.
As stated, I am a huge PC bigot - there is no game that can be done on any
console that can't be done better on a PC.  And that's true with this game.
And yet, even in PS/2 form, this is one of my top five games of all time, to
only be replaced  when the PC version comes out in six months.  I'm glad I
didn't wait until the summer of '05 to pick up this game, and will have no
hesitation to do so with  whatever the next chapter in the GTA series turns
out to be (hopefully, something in 'Chicago').  What the designers did with
this game is incredible.  The cities feel like the cities they're modeled
after, but that's nothing new.  What's more impressive, to me, is the suburbs
feel like suburbs.  The countryside and small towns feel right.  And the desert
is even nailed down to a ghost town.  The PS/2s graphics are definitely
starting to look dated - one of the reasons I'll buy the PC version and sell
the PS/2 version off.  But that's the only real flaw I can see with the game.
That's not to say there aren't  frustrations with the game, and a few of the
missions.  But that's for later.
2. About This Guide
For GTA3 and GTA:VC, I did wait until the PC version came out.  And by the time
they did, there were plenty of FAQs out, but the ones I liked the most were the
ones that helped lead you through 100% completion of the game in a way that
made sense.  Doing side jobs to earn money, or extra weapons first to make the
story missions easier.  And having played through the game once, I'm ready to
try it again, and hopefully make things easier on myself this time through.
Thus, this guide will lead you through a 100% completion of the game.  But
there will also be some missions or tasks described that aren't needed for
100%, such as unique jumps or dating.  Sometimes, this is just for some extra
cash early in the game, but also will help in ways that, trust me, you fill
find beneficial.
The guide will not contain exact descriptions for where tags, oysters,
horseshoes, etc. are.  I will be referring to their locations as given by the
Brady guide, but will not try to describe for you how to get them.  If you want
exact locations, including pictures, buy the guide.  It's worth it, and without
it, I may never have bought this game to begin with, as its size made the
decision for me.
Note on version 2.0 - This will be the last major update for this guide.  I
will still update a few things based on e-mails I receive, add to the FAQ
section, and so forth, but no more major changes or additions will be made.
There will be at least one other major revision (3.0), but that will be made
when the PC version comes out, and will be uploaded there instead.
3. E-mail info.
If you have questions or comments, send me an e-mail to
chitownbluesfan@hotmail.com.
If you have information that I add to the guide, I will make sure to give you
credit - as long as you tell me who you are!  If you ask a question and I don't
get back to you, don't take it personally.  I won't answer location questions,
or cheat questions, or the like.  There are plenty of other places you can find
that information, and get an answer much more quickly than e-mailing me.  If
you have additional info on a mission, or have trouble getting past one, I'll
do what I can to ask - just don't necessarily expect a quick answer.
4. Frequently Asked (Mailed) Questions and Comments.
It was only a matter of time...
- Will there be a PC version of this FAQ?
Yes.  I'll be buying a copy the day it comes out (or shortly thereafter),
and adjust the FAQ as needed.  I would guess most of the strategy would be
the same.  But with the addition of the mouse/keyboard control scheme, some
difficulties could be changed.
- Will there be an XBOX version of this FAQ?
No.  I don't own an XBOX.  I don't plan on buying an XBOX.  And even if I
had one, I don't know that I would want three copies of the game.  Again,
I would assume the strategies would pretty much be the same.  As there's no
keyboard/mouse keyboard scheme like the PC version will have, I would
expect the difficulties to be similar to the PS/2 version.
- Will you answer this question for me?  I'm sure the answer is in your
guide, but it's so big, I don't want to read the whole thing.
If you can't take the time to do a Ctrl-F (either Find on this Page if
you're browsing, or find if you're editing) and look for a keyword to answer
your own damn question, what makes you think I'm going to do it for you?
- "Where can I find ..." (armor, weapons, tags, oysters, etc)
Odds are, I'm not going to answer this type of e-mail.  First, I don't have
time, and second, I don't know locations off the top of my head, and
generally don't want to have to start/load a game just to find out.  Plus,
describing things in text format is hard, and I'm not going to add graphics
to this guide.  If you have a specific question about a specific item (ie
I can't find the Oyster in Las Venturas at the far upper right of the map),
then I might be able to help you.  Other than that, it's probably not going
to happen.  On a related subject...
- You should describe where all the tags/jumps/horseshoes/etc are.
This isn't gong to happen.  Ever.  Two reasons.  First, to do so would
probably at least double the size of this guide, and I don't want to devote
that much more time.  Second, describing things like that in a text-only
format sucks at best.  There are multiple graphical guides showing you where
tags, jumps, photo ops, horseshoes, and oysters are.  If you can't find any,
you're not looking very hard, but try http://hem.bredband.net/708145/.
Similarly...
- Can you describe, in detail, how to complete a mission/find all oysters/
find all tags/etc?
No.  Read the guide.  Go buy a Brady guide, or download the maps available
that tell you where they are.  I did this to help both myself and those
stuck, not to handhold everyone out there through the entire game.  If I
can, I will try to answer a specific question.  But to those of you who
expect me to send you a detailed message on how to find every tag, every
oyster, every photo op and horseshoe - LEARN HOW TO USE GOOGLE OR SOME OTHER
SEARCH ENGINE!!!  These types of e-mails will be ignored with impunity.
- How do I get respect?
Spray tags.  Do missions.  Take over gang territories when you've progressed
far enough.
- How do I recruit gang members?
Why people have such a hard time with this is beyond me.  Rockstar could
make it slightly easier by putting instructions in the manual, but since the
game itself tells you how to do so...  But, if you haven't reached the
Los Desparados mission yet, here it goes.  Target gang member using R1.  Hit
the up button (above the left analog stick).  If you have enough respect,
he'll join and you'll see a 'progress' bar indicating your 'Gang Strength'
has gone up.
- Can I post your guide on my site?
Sure.  Just send me an e-mail and ask.  If you haven't heard from me in a
few days, resend it.  I don't ignore these kinds of requests.
- How do I play 2-player mode?
I haven't done it, but look for 2-player icons floating around the city.
You will always find one out front of a girlfriends house if they are home.
The only other one I know of is west from your Grove Street house, as you
go under the second overpass, in the middle of the apartment complex to the
right (north).  As for how they work, I don't know.  Never used them,
probably never will.
- Can you use cheat codes and still get 100%
Don't know.  I used cheat codes the first time I played, and then realized
I really didn't need to (used health/armor restore).  But I never finished
that game to 100%, so I don't know if it caused an issue or not.  You really
do not need to use cheat codes to win the game, however.  And this is coming
from someone that likes cheat codes, because I like to see how the story of
the game plays out without having to replay certain things 200 times.  So if
I can get through 100% without any cheat codes, really, you can as well.
- Can you send me your 100% savefile?
Why?  I never understood this request, but the short answer is no.  The
longer answer is this.  First, my PS/2 is not hooked up to a network, and it
never will be.  So I can't somehow copy a save file onto my computer and
send it.  Second, as I mentioned, I'm a PC bigot.  Because of this, I only
have *ONE* memory card, and I'm not sending it to you.  Just keep at the
trouble missions.  Eventually, you'll get there.
- Where are the $@^* gang members?  I'm trying to take over a territory!
The best way I found to do this while taking over 100% of the territories
was this.  Get off your bike or out of your vehicle after making a first
pass, and shoot at passing cars.  After a few, walk around a little.  It
doesn't take much to get a group to appear doing this.  I had figured this
out, but also had a number of people e-mail me to tell me this.  At any
rate, this leads into...
- Do I need the 'territory' north of San Fiero for 100% gang territories?
NO.  I repeat, you do NOT need this territory, or at least, I showed 100%
territory owned without it.  There are a couple of territories in Los Santos
that are EXTREMELY thin, as in less than the width of a street.  Make sure
you have these.  I don't know if having the marina gang territory north of
San Fiero replaces one of these or not.  All I can go by is what my stats
page shows.
Update: Verified this.  When I first took over 100%, I did so after the
storyline ended and I had obtained 100% completion.  On my third pass
through the game, I did this during the storyline right before the 'Riot'
mission.  Thus, you do NOT need to travel to the opposite end of the map to
take over 100% of the gang territories.
NEW==> Another update: On my fifth time through the game, I did have to
take over the territory north of San Fiero for 100%.  I don't know what
was different this time, but you may, in fact, have to take it over as
well.  Save it for last in case you don't need it - what I did find is that
trying to find gang members there when you don't really need it is damn
near impossible.  When I needed it (ie, I had all the territories in Los
Santos), I found a group of Vargos before I even got to the marina area.
This war is also extremely easy, as there was only one wave of four gang
members.
- Where are the OTBs?
There are two.  One is in Montgomery, which you may have already robbed if
you have finished with the Catalina missions.  The second is in Los Santos
underneath the highway just south of the Mulholland Interchange on an east/
west street, south side of the road.  They do NOT appear on the map, so you
just have to look for the yellow arrow that tells you you can enter the
building.
- Where the hell is ?
I don't know.  Every time I think I've figured it out, they stop showing up
again.  If you do get a date with a particular girlfriend, it does seem that
you can keep going back day after day, although remember if the date ends
after midnight, you have to wait until the next calendar day after the date
ends before trying again.  I've found that, on occasion, getting on a bike
or in a car with flowers as your primary 'weapon' and heading to the GF's
place seems to work well (worked very well with Katie).  Also, as far as
Michelle is concerned, if you don't have her as your girlfriend before you
complete the driving school, she doesn't seem to show up there again to
start her as a girlfriend (or, at least, she didn't for me).  Other than
that, I don't know what to tell you.
- Why do you do  this way?
Because I did.  For example, I realize that, since you have to go through
all four ammunation challanges before passing it, there is no real need to
go through it at each stage.  However, doing so raises your skill with the
weapon you pass each stage with, so IMO, it's worth it.  Just because I did
it that way doesn't mean you have to as well.  I just wrote what strategies
and order of doing things worked for me.
- Where do you think the next GTA will be set?
Not really related to this game, but I get it a lot.  I don't know, but I
would bet somewhere in the midwest - Chicago/Detroit area (named Carser City
in the game, of course).  It's been mentioned a few times in the three games
and the only one not to appear in a game yet.
- I can't the *** mission to appear - what do I need to do?
Since I don't have access to your save game (and no, this isn't an
invitation to send it to me), I have no idea what you might need.  However,
if you've left some side missions - ANY side missions - not completed, try
those.  Some aren't quite as 'side' as you think.  For example, you MUST
complete driving school before the races become available.
- Why don't you cover the other girlfriends?
Because they're really not that useful as far as the game goes.  Denise
isn't useful, but I cover her just because she's the first girl you can
date.  After her, only three are helpful.  Katie, since dating her lets you
keep your money and weapons when you are Wasted, regardless of where you
are.  Barbara, because dating her lets you keep your money/weapons after
being Busted.  And Millie, because she's required (up to %35 percent) for
her keycard.  Dating Michelle does give you a free Pay-n-Spray, but only
for one location.  If she gave it to you free everywhere, she'd be much
more worthwile.  And Helena - there is really no point to her at all,
unless you have a thing for overalls.  As for dating them, once they're
available, date them on consecutive days until 100% (or whatever you want).
They will ALWAYS be available the day after a date.  If you miss even one
day, they might not be, and I have no idea how to get them 'back'.
- Finally, if you send me and e-mail and you don't get an answer, most
likely it's because you asked something that is already covered in the
guide - so READ IT AGAIN!
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II. Legal Stuff
This document is copyrighted material of Brad Wollangk and may not be used
without expressed written consent of Brad Wollangk. No part of this guide can
be used without proper quoting and/or recognition. Any person(s) found
violating this copyright is/are punishable by law and will be to the fullest
extent, and possibly beat up by the big, purple dildo in the game.
At this time, I have no restrictions on who can post this guide, so long as
proper credit is given.
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III. Walkthrough Overview
According to the Brady Guide, the following are needed for 100% completion:
* Completion of all game missions, including story missions and prerequisite
Odd Jobs.
* Buying all the asset properties in the game
- Zero RC Shot
- Wang Auto
- Verdant Meadows Airstrip
* Acquiring assets for all properties
- Roboi's Food Mart - Courier
- Hippy Shopper - Courier
- Burger Shot - Courier
- Hunter Quarry - Quarry missions
- Vank Hoff Hotel - Valet
- RS Haul - Trucker
* Buying all safe houses
* Painting all 100 Gang Tags
* Photographing all 50 Photo Ops
* Collection of all 50 Oysters
* Collection of all 50 Horseshoes (typo in guide - says 100 Horseshoes - there
are, in fact, only 50).
In addition to these, I will also cover a few non-100% items, such as
girlfriends.  A couple of them are EXTREMELY handy to have as girlfriends,
as we'll find out.  Most of these non-needed missions, however, I will not
cover unless I see a need for it, or someone points out a good reason to cover
it.
OK - enough with the preliminaries.  Let's get on with the game!
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IV. Los Santos
1.  In The Beginning
Difficulty: 1/10
Mostly introduces you officers Tenpenny and Pulaski - strong, upstanding
members of society.  They frame you in a cops death, so they have control
over you througout the game.  After dumping you in a Ballas hood, you
finally have control.  Get on the BMX bike ahead, and pedal home.  The only
difficulty is learning how controllable the bike is - I've read plenty of
times how 'easy' it is to run into light posts, traffic, cars, etc.  The
bike drives a little differently than cycles from VC.  Other than that,
this is a piece of cake.
2.  Big Smoke
Difficulty: 0/10
Cinimactic mission only - introduces you to Big Smoke.
3.  Sweet and Kendl.
Difficulty: 1/10
Introduces you to more main characters.  Your brother, Sweet, your sister,
Kendl, and another homie, Ryder.  While at the cemetary, Ballas perform a
drive-by, and blow up Smoke's car.  Hope on the bikes across the street,
and follow the leader.  After a short cinemactic, you split up, and follow
Ryder back to home.  You can't really lose this mission unless you kill
yourself - so even if you fall far behind, just look on the radar for the
blue dot and catch up.  When you make it home, you can finally save.
4.  Courier
Difficulty: 2/10
First, lets get some armor and a weapon.  Go down the dirt path next to
Sweet's house (between the first and second house to your right as you look
out the front door), and follow it to the flood control ditch.  If you go
down the path to the left and run underneat the bridge, you'll see some
armor.  Now, go back the way you came, and look under that bridge for a
micro-MP5.  Whenever you save, come get some free ammo, and refill that
armor if needed.  With that out of the way, lets work on money.  Head for
Roboi's food mart in Commerce (just SouthWest of Pershing Square).
Level 1 - Hit the drop-offs in any order - they're all close.  You have
more than enough time to come to a complete stop in front of the corona,
and throw the package through - and this is true in all four levels.  This
one's easy.
Level 2 - Hit the targets in this order - Market, Temple, Idlewood, Verdant
Bluffs.
Level 3 - Hit the targets in this order - Conference Center, Verdant
Bluffs, Idlewood, Pershing Square, Verona Beach.
Level 4 - Hit the targets in this order - Santa Maria Beach Boardwalk,
Santa Maria Beach lighthouse, Vinewood, Temple, East Beach, Playa Del
Seville.
And that's it.  By the time you're done, depending on how fast you did
this, you should have around $14,000, plus an asset that generates money
for you.  And, you can do this mission again whenever you need an extra
infusion of cash.  I know some people like to use the off track betting
facilities once they open, betting on the long shot, and using saves/loads
until they win, but this feels more earned.  At any rate, collect the money
whenever you get a chance.  And, your bicycle skill should be up to around
50% now.  Save, grab some ammo, and get back to the story.
5.  Ryder
Starting Point: Front of Ryder's house (to the left as you exit the house)
Difficulty: 1/10
You get to drive a car for the first time!  Well, unless you jacked one
already to look around the city.  Head over and get a haircut.  Since you
have a few thousand burning a hole in your pocket, you can now afford the
nicer cuts.  Get whatever suits you - I prefer the cornrow for now.  Now
get some food.  Doesn't matter what, but if you plan on beefing your
muscles later, stick with the salad.  Ryder comes in to rob the place, but
you get chased out.  You can simply run for the car, but I prefer to take
the shotgun-wielding pizza-guy out for a free shotgun. Whatever you do,
drive Ryder back home.
6.  Tagging Up Turf
Starting Point: Front of Sweet's House (two to the right as you exit the
house)
Difficulty: 2/10
Hop in the car w/ Sweet, and drive west.  Stop in the red marker.  Sweet
gets out, and sprays over a tag to show you how it's done (Brady #1).  He
then tells you to get two more, and they're marked by green dots on the map
(Brady #2 & #3).  Hop back in the car, and drive to East Los Santos.  Sweet
lets you out, and you get three more targets to spray (Brady #4, #5, and #
20).  Hop down off the roof, get back in the car, and drive back home.  The
only difficulty with this mission is you can obtain a wanted level if cops
see you spraying, or if you take out the two Ballas in the alley.
7.  Gang Tags
Difficulty: 2/10
Ah yes, the 'collecting packages' part of the walkthrough.  I think gang
tags make a lot more sense, tho.  The reason you do this - weapons.  You
get all #100 gang tags, and you get the following four weapons in your
kitchen:  Tec-9 (the Micro-MP5 is a better weapon, tho), Sawn-Off Shotgun,
Molotov Cocktail, and an AK-47 (your main weapon until the M4 is
available).  There's no one way to get all the tags.  Collect all 100 in
any order you see fit.  The following checklist should help you keep track
of which ones you have.  The ones we tagged in the last mission are already
marked.  And again, the numbers refer to their number in the Brady guide.
As the game mentions, there is a spray can upstairs in your bedroom.  There
is also one on the roof of the building behind you.  To get it, go to your
backyard, jump on the short wall, carefully walk on the wall to the back of
your garage, jump up on top of your garage, and then your house, go to
opposite side of the roof and jump to the shorter building w/ the flat
roof.  The can is in the opposite corner. Then jump back down to your yard.
There are two difficulties for this mission, finding the togs
notwithstanding.  As in the previous mission, if cops see you spray, you
get a wanted level.  Be VERY careful getting on a bike if a cop is nearby,
as they can be hard to get going.  The second is that sometimes,