Which Betrayal SHOCKED you the MOST?
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I was hurt when Lance turned on me when I was a kid 🥲

Ryder shocked me the most. Bro robbed national gaurds for homies and then betrays them

All that drama in Vice City over a briefcase of coffee. Ridiculous.

Vice City Stories have really expanded on how much of a slimeball Lance actually is.

Victor was the only one keeping him in-check. When he died, Lance's real colors came out in Vice City.

THE TRAIN MISSION CAN FUCK OFF 7:37

The GTA franchise has literally just about everything they need to make a successful 5-6 season long series

I'll never understand why Michael DeSanta get so much hate for the betrayal in the Prologue. It'll be like John Marston choosing to follow Dutch,Bill & Javier instead of leaving the gang and protecting his family.

Dimitri’s betrayal wasn’t shocking or as emotional as the earlier games. When I first played 4, I was much more worried Packie was going to betray us down the line given how many of his family members we are responsible for getting killed. Packie was a cool dude and it would’ve really sucked if he did cross us.

Living in Ballas territory is the clearest sign of Big Smoke's treason. He was never bothered by the Ballas, even when wearing green while CJ always got into trouble when going to Big Smoke's house.

so glad someone included Michael in Betrayal list

Honestly, Lance’s betrayal in GTA Vice City wasn’t all that surprising. Lance was always emotional, and his loyalty only showed up when he thought there was a major reward waiting for him. Missions like "The Job" and "Rub Out" make that obvious. His priorities were getting revenge for Vic and convincing himself he was on Tommy’s level, even though he never actually was. That mindset is what ultimately led to his downfall. He let greed get to his head and assumed his laziness would go unnoticed simply because he showed up for the big moments. In reality, he only did that because he was afraid of being replaced

33:14 finally found someone who understands the story of GTA V and acknowledges the fact that Michael was never in witness protection.

13:50 That's not the worse part about the whole Big Smoke situation, notice everytime when you go to Big Smoke's house, there's a Ballas gang member trying to shoot you for some reason, The Ballas always tryin' to creep up on you when you go to Big Smoke's house, I always found that weird

12:48 sweet being sweet

You can also tell by how big smoke tells ryder “and some people like to talk” as a sneaky way to tell Ryder to shut up and stop talking about the attack

The theory of Smoke waiting at CJs mom house to kill Sweet makes no sense

1st. It stands to reason Smoke knew the ballas would try to kill Sweet and the gang while on the cemetery, which is why he decided to not attend

2nd Sweet doesn't even live in that house anymore so why would he return there? (You could say to check up on his mom's stuff, but if he did why would he do it alone and not with at least Kendl who could be a liability for Smoke)

3rd Smoke would expect Sweet to be carrying a gun...yet his plan would be to kill him with a bat?

4rd the "you picked the wrong house fool!" Scream seems more as if he thought CJ was a thief, not something he would shout at someone he was planning to kill....also why shout and risk the rest of Grove Street finding out?

5th If he WAS planning to kill Sweet, why would he not try to kill CJ too? This would be the best moment before both brothers are able to meet up and make everything more difficult for Smoke's alliance with the Ballas

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The Order was long so the Ballas could come and ambush them and then try to take over Grove Street

What shocked me the most was when tenpenny just phased through the car when he walked out of big smokes garage

it is still interesting to me how much impact CJ had on Salvatore, I picked up the signs he wasn't very stable in gta 3, I didn't play liberty city stories, but I know that he was on edge in that game quite alot, so I wondered why he was like that, and then San Andreas showed us why.