GTA San Andreas: The Challenge - Session 3

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[@cizib1442]

So this mod is just going to be SA normal playthrough 😭

[@StarDustTF2]

With random bullshit!

[@Nemeth_Kornel]

OH MY GOD! After you talked about it in the chat, I asked ChatGPT to come up with a DYOM mission idea, and it did! This is what I got: Title: "Underground Syndicate" Description: In this mission, the player takes on the role of Carl "CJ" Johnson, who finds himself caught in the midst of a power struggle between rival underground syndicates in Los Santos. The mission is set in the heart of the city's industrial district, where abandoned warehouses and dark alleys serve as the backdrop for illicit dealings and dangerous confrontations. Objective: The player's primary objective is to infiltrate the territory controlled by the rival syndicate and gather crucial information to dismantle their operations. Along the way, they must navigate through heavily guarded areas, evade patrols, and engage in intense combat encounters. Plot: The mission begins with CJ receiving a tip-off from a trusted informant about a secret meeting between key members of the rival syndicate. Determined to gain an advantage over his adversaries, CJ sets out to intercept the meeting and gather intel that could tip the scales in his favor. As CJ makes his way through the industrial district, he encounters various obstacles, including rival gang members patrolling the streets and security checkpoints guarding the entrances to the meeting location. The player must use stealth and cunning to avoid detection or engage in strategic combat to overcome these obstacles. Upon reaching the meeting location, CJ discovers that the rival syndicate has allied themselves with corrupt law enforcement officials, making the situation even more perilous. The player must navigate through a series of interconnected warehouses, avoiding security cameras and armed guards while searching for incriminating evidence. As CJ gathers evidence and uncovers the syndicate's plans, he must also contend with unexpected twists and turns, including ambushes orchestrated by the rival syndicate and betrayals from within his own ranks. The player's decisions and actions throughout the mission will determine the outcome of the power struggle and shape the future of Los Santos' criminal underworld. Conclusion: Ultimately, the mission culminates in a tense standoff between CJ and the leaders of the rival syndicate, where the player must use all their skills and resources to emerge victorious. Whether through diplomacy, brute force, or cunning strategy, CJ must assert his dominance and solidify his position as the undisputed kingpin of Los Santos.

[@BobbyWanKenobi]

Oh boy, here we go again... for the third time

[@Nuuk_Nuke_Nook]

Oh hey, I remember you. You were the guy that was active in the Red Alert 2: Flipped Missions moddb. What a flop that was lol

[@BobbyWanKenobi]

@@Nuuk_Nuke_Nook what a strange way to be recognized. And what do you mean by flop? Original campaigns came out, some missions were great, some not so much.

[@Nuuk_Nuke_Nook]

@@BobbyWanKenobi Eh, personally expected a lot more out it. "Flop" may be the wrong word sure but most of the missions turned out mediocre, the pacing all over the place, the map scripting amateurish and the lore.. apparently existing. There were some great ideas like in Fallout though and missions like that were super fun. But generally could've been so much better. It quite honestly feels like a first draft instead of a finished product. What a strange way to recognize someone indeed

[@BobbyWanKenobi]

@@Nuuk_Nuke_Nook Like I said, some missions were good, some not so much. But it's clear they tried to stick close to the format and complexity of the original missions. No crazy overscripted overdone stuff like Mental Omega and that's fine. But yes, some post launch fixes and content would be nice.

[@MilesFox92]

1:39:43 I remember people from VidIQ said, that this is not true, because why would an algorithm punish all your future videos for a single bad one

[@jkazos]

It's not literally trying to punish you: It's just the way it tries to decide whether or not you're putting out quality videos. That's why they say to split content up between channels: If you consistently put out some videos that people click on a lot and some videos that people don't click on a lot, the algorithm views your upload quality as inconsistent, and so it will prefer to recommend videos from channels that have more consistent analytics.

[@wfanking1187]

If you date Katie a nurse in San Fierro you get the special paramedic outfit and never lose weapons when dead again