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| − | [[Image:TierraRobadaSavePoint.jpg|thumb|300px|right|[[Mike Toreno]]'s ranch]] |
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| + | |name = Mike Toreno's Ranch |
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| + | |image = TierraRobadaSavePoint.jpg |
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| + | |caption = The Ranch as seen in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]. |
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| + | |games = ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]'' |
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| + | |style = Ranch |
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| + | |occupants = [[Carl Johnson]]<br>[[Mike Toreno]] |
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| + | |Unlocked After = [[Yay Ka-Boom-Boom]]}}{{q|This is strictly classified. Nothing goes on here. Close the file, please.|GTA San Andreas Website.}} |
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| − | '''Mike Toreno's Ranch''' is a ranch in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] located in [[Tierra Robada]], [[ |
+ | '''Mike Toreno's Ranch''' is a ranch in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] located in [[Tierra Robada]], [[San Andreas (3D Universe)|San Andreas]], and is owned by [[Mike Toreno]]. Four of Toreno's missions begin at the ranch: [[Monster (mission)|Monster]], [[Highjack]], [[Interdiction]] and [[Verdant Meadows (mission)|Verdant Meadows]]. Toreno's Ranch is available to [[Save Points in GTA San Andreas|save]] after [[Carl Johnson]] receives a mystery phone call from the ranch upon completing the mission [[Yay Ka-Boom-Boom]]. When the player has started these missions the game can be saved there. If the player goes down to the lake at the ranch there is a small boat dock, but unfortunately no sea-going vessel can be saved. |
| + | [[File:MikeTorenoWeapons.jpg|thumb|The four weapons.]] |
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==Weapons== |
==Weapons== |
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After completing [[Vertical Bird]], heavy weapons will spawn in the house. |
After completing [[Vertical Bird]], heavy weapons will spawn in the house. |
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* [[Flamethrower]] |
* [[Flamethrower]] |
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* [[Heat-Seeking Rocket Launcher]] |
* [[Heat-Seeking Rocket Launcher]] |
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''Tip: To stock up on ammunition for the above weapons, pick up the weapon(s) desired, save the game (at the ranch) and repeat.'' |
''Tip: To stock up on ammunition for the above weapons, pick up the weapon(s) desired, save the game (at the ranch) and repeat.'' |
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==Stationary Vehicles== |
==Stationary Vehicles== |
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| − | * [[Washington]] - |
+ | * [[Washington]] - Initially, upon entry the Washington will automatically give you a [[Wanted Level in GTA III Era|one star wanted level]], owing to be a government vehicle. However, later in the game, this no longer happens. |
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| + | ==Trivia== |
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| + | * The ranch is located on one of the dirt roads that criss-cross rural areas of the state. Unusually, however, this road has frequent traffic on it, as opposed to the virtually deserted country roads encountered elsewhere. |
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| + | * It is one of few safehouses not to have a save point in an enclosed area. Others include the [[Doherty Garage]], [[Angel Pine Save Point]], [[Catalina's Hideout]] and the [[Four Dragons Casino]]. Additionally, all safehouses are unlocked after completing a certain mission. |
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| + | * Inside the ranch house, there is a large poster-sized map of San Andreas on the wall. This is actually a beta map of San Andreas, and it features several differences from the final version of the game; For example, in the beta map, the town of [[Bayside]] doesn't exist, and there is a small island in the middle of San Fierro Bay which isn't there in the final game. |
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| + | ** An identical map can also be found inside the [[Lil' Probe Inn]]. |
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==Collectibles== |
==Collectibles== |
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*Two [[Oysters]] |
*Two [[Oysters]] |
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| + | [[ru:Ранчо Майка Торено]] |
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[[Category:Homes]] |
[[Category:Homes]] |
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[[Category:Save Points in GTA San Andreas]] |
[[Category:Save Points in GTA San Andreas]] |
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Revision as of 10:05, 16 January 2015
“
This is strictly classified. Nothing goes on here. Close the file, please.
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— GTA San Andreas Website.
Mike Toreno's Ranch is a ranch in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas located in Tierra Robada, San Andreas, and is owned by Mike Toreno. Four of Toreno's missions begin at the ranch: Monster, Highjack, Interdiction and Verdant Meadows. Toreno's Ranch is available to save after Carl Johnson receives a mystery phone call from the ranch upon completing the mission Yay Ka-Boom-Boom. When the player has started these missions the game can be saved there. If the player goes down to the lake at the ranch there is a small boat dock, but unfortunately no sea-going vessel can be saved.
The four weapons.
Weapons
After completing Vertical Bird, heavy weapons will spawn in the house.
Tip: To stock up on ammunition for the above weapons, pick up the weapon(s) desired, save the game (at the ranch) and repeat.
Stationary Vehicles
- Washington - Initially, upon entry the Washington will automatically give you a one star wanted level, owing to be a government vehicle. However, later in the game, this no longer happens.
Trivia
- The ranch is located on one of the dirt roads that criss-cross rural areas of the state. Unusually, however, this road has frequent traffic on it, as opposed to the virtually deserted country roads encountered elsewhere.
- It is one of few safehouses not to have a save point in an enclosed area. Others include the Doherty Garage, Angel Pine Save Point, Catalina's Hideout and the Four Dragons Casino. Additionally, all safehouses are unlocked after completing a certain mission.
- Inside the ranch house, there is a large poster-sized map of San Andreas on the wall. This is actually a beta map of San Andreas, and it features several differences from the final version of the game; For example, in the beta map, the town of Bayside doesn't exist, and there is a small island in the middle of San Fierro Bay which isn't there in the final game.
- An identical map can also be found inside the Lil' Probe Inn.
Collectibles
- Two Oysters