GTA: San AndreasReturn to Los Santos
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Mission 98 of 105Story mission
Toreno's last favour is not a favour. There are spy ships off the coast and a Hydra sitting on a military ship, and Carl is to take the second and destroy the first — which is the price of Sweet's release.
Getting aboard is a silenced pistol, a knife and a swim; getting out is a jet with three more on its tail. It pays $50,000 and it ends with the Hydra parked permanently in the hangar at Verdant Meadows.
The rear door closes on a timer and swimming the last stretch keeps Carl out of the guards' view. The weapons are in the speedboat rather than in his inventory, which is the mission saying that this half is meant to be quiet.
The control room is the objective before the jet, and skipping it means taking off into anti-aircraft fire. It is the one part of the mission that can be done out of order and should not be.
The jet hovers and it flies, and the two are different control modes. The three interceptors are handled with the heat-seekers rather than the cannon; the four spy ships do not manoeuvre and can be taken at leisure once the air is clear.
The mission ends with the Hydra put away rather than landed, and the aircraft is permanently available at Verdant Meadows afterwards. It is the best reward in the game and it is the last objective, so the landing is worth taking slowly.
Who this mission brings together, and the ground it covers.
Playable
Home in Los Santos after five years in Liberty City for his mother's funeral, and stopped by the same two police officers who drove him out. Rebuilding the family's standing turns into rebuilding most of the state's.
All 105 missions · 7 as giver
Gives the job
A government operative who conscripts Carl into work nobody will ever admit happened, and is the only person in the state able to get Sweet out of prison.
14 of 105 missions · 9 as giver
