What is your favorite theory about GTA San Andreas?

[LeatherJacketSoldier]

1 hour ago, BennyGod said:

I checked him out pretty good already, and I didn't find anything unusual. 

Yeah, I understood. But I'll check it out myself anyway. However, there ain't no use in keeping this discussion over the Killer Cowboy, other users might want to post their favourite theories. So from now on I'll take the Killer Cowboy as off-topic.

[Sonny1]

The body bags in Las Venturas.

 

https://ibb.co/x1HQby7

 

I have a few theories based on these body bags:

 

1- Killings of the Mafia.

2- Bodies from the C.I.A's hits.

 

Let's go with the first one. I doubt this, however it's fun to theorize. The Mafia could have possibly hidden bodies in here. At first, it seems likely considering the 3 Liberty Families all have a stake at the Caligula's. However, it doesn't seem likely considering the location. Why would the Mafia hide bodies literally next to a U.S Army Base?

 

The second theory. Bodies from targets of the C.I.A. This could be a possibility considering the activities of those agents in Las Venturas (Toreno most likely being a C.I.A Agent). Possibly the C.I.A hid bodies there.

 

Something I,however,don't understand,is why this truck is still here. (https://ibb.co/0JkqMkw) I don't know why the Mafia or the C.I.A would leave a truck with possible fingerprints, DNA or other possible forms of identification. 

 

 

Edited March 9, 2021 by Sonny1

[Americana]

56 minutes ago, Sonny1 said:

Something I, however,don't understand,is why this truck is still here. 

 

Maybe... they are just around the corner watching the player... Maybe they were just about to come back and drive off...

Edited March 9, 2021 by Americana

[Rhoda]

I neglected to mention this one in the similar topic about Easter eggs, but this isn't really an Easter egg because it isn't a reference to anything... that I know of, anyway.

 

The UFO map found in both Toreno's ranch and the backroom of Lil' Probe Inn is easily missed. Casual players could be forgiven for missing it entirely until subsequent run throughs of the story or via dedicated exploration. The map itself is curious because it is a beta rendition of the landscape, making this map anything but last minute. Markings on the map are what makes this intriguing however - large circles seem to mark points of interest, including The Big Ear, Area 69, a mysterious building in the desert, an unused warehouse in Las Venturas, the exact middle of the map, the Easter Bay chemical plant, and at a junction near the fork between Sasquatch Creek and Shady Creek. This gives the impression these markers were at the very least deliberate. If they aren't pointing out locations with obvious extraterrestrial relations, they're pointing to areas of the map that are neglected, forgotten and seemingly unimportant. The fact that Toreno has a copy is no surprise, and it is only natural that an alien themed pub would have it hanging up away from prying eyes. This naturally led early players into a frenzy, determined to find out the significance behind these curious markings. I would argue that the alien myth is one of the most popular and enduring through-out the entire franchise, and something that would have something of a resolution by the sightings of legitimate UFOs in GTA V, not to mention the appearance of aliens on many occasions.

 

Sadly, this is all for naught. Rockstar's CEO Terry Donovan was interviewed and asked specifically about this map. He confirmed that there was nothing behind it and that the markings didn't point to anything specifically. You could get all tin-foil-hat and say that's exactly what somebody in his position would claim but let's be frank. Players have torn this game limb from limb, pouring hundreds (if not thousands) of hours into exploring the code and finding things never before seen. Something would have been found before now. That being said, it's fun to think about and I can only imagine the excitement somebody felt back in 2004 when they found this map in not one but two different locations. I say "somebody" because I genuinely can't remember what I thought when I first saw this. I probably wrote it off as a load of old guff.

 

I cite this as one of my favourites because it's actually there. Alright, so the map means nothing but it actually exists. Players aren't running around like idiots looking for something without proof. This is something anybody could look at with no tricks, cheats or exploits. It's tangible. You could invest time and energy into visiting these locations, armed to the teeth just in case. It would be a waste of time and deep down you knew that, but it was fun. In the back of your mind maybe you thought if R* went to all that trouble, something had to be there, surely? Something. Anything. You'd wait in the early hours of the morning hoping for a glimmer of something strange. The ambient noises and distance rumbling of traffic over the hills would flag up false positives. Who cares if there's bugger all? It's a laugh.

[Flymystical-DJ]

On 2/28/2021 at 1:12 PM, LeatherJacketSoldier said:

Bio Wastes Well in (Montgomery?): I don't remember if it's in Montgomery or in Palomino Creek, but inside a block there is a well surrounded by a metal fence, made of bricks that glow green at night. I think the well was shut with planks, but I'm not sure. 

This one is my favorite. Not because of the well itself, but because of a rare occurrence that causes the nearby river to glow green at night too

 

Is it a coincidental glitch or purposeful extension of an easter egg? Either way it's a fun phenomenon!

Edited March 17, 2021 by Flymystical-DJ