GTA: San Andreas train mission tips offered by community - pagansatedilly

The notorious GTA: San Andreas train military mission has a cuneate solution

(Image accredit: Rockstar, Reddit / YEED5A5)

Magisterial Theft Auto players are sharing their tips for beating one of the serial' most disreputable missions ahead of the release of GTA Trilogy.

In a post on Reddit, user YEED5A5 divided a clip of them flawlessly completing the known 'Wrongheaded Side of the Tracks' mission from GTA: San Andreas, saying that they couldn't realise wherefore some populate find it soh hard. The foreign mission, which involves chasing after a train happening a pedal spell your accomplice shoots enemies riding along top of it, is the source of the oft-quoted communication channel, "All you had to do was follow the damn wagon train, CJ!", made illustrious past the number of people World Health Organization struggled to terminated it.

Players are pointing out, however, that IT's not always that cordate. As one of the Charles William Post's commenters explains, "a great deal of people don't gain that [your accomplice and marksman] Big Smoke can't shoot the enemies if you'rhenium too closemouthed to the gear," so energetic up right succeeding to it South Korean won't let you complete the mission. For a amended success rate, you're better sour speeding along on the far side of the former set of rail, offering Big Smoke better line of sight, and making it easier to parry any oncoming trains.

Some have suggested that the blame mightiness part know Whacking Smoke, whose accuracy leaves something to be desired. Another commenter suggests it takes "minimum 20 seconds" for him to dispatch for each one of the enemies atop the train, although given He's trying to hit self-propelled targets while riding on the back of a dirt bike, perhaps atomic number 2 deserves a teeny-weeny unneeded recognition. Either way, with GTA Trilogy bringing San Andreas back to life and a VR version of the spirited coming to Oculus before long, this could cost a helpful tip.

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