Loco Syndicate Crack Factory

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The Yay Factory is a location in San Fierro in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas

Description

It is a secret factory producing Drugs by the Loco Syndicate. It is located in Doherty, very close to the driving school and the Doherty Safe House. It is a large complex consisting of warehouses and storage buildings, and various tanks and other drug-manufacturing machinery can be found inside of them. There are also various shipping containers scattered about the facility, and the entire complex is surrounded by a wall. A large ramp can also be found there, which is part of the unique stunt jumps.

Following the events of the mission Yay-Ka-Boom-Boom, the appearance of the factory changes ; due to the explosion of the factory, the main building is now in ruins, having partially collapsed, with various debris scattered around the area.

Events of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas

The factory makes a minor appearance in the mission Outrider, where Carl Johnson is tasked by T-Bone Mendez and Mike Toreno to escort a San Fierro Rifa van to the factory, protecting it from various roadblocks set up by the rival Da Nang Boys gang.

In the mission Yay-Ka-Boom-Boom, Carl, under the orders of Triads leader Wu Zi Mu fights the workers of the factory and drive a car full of explosives inside the main laboratory, and escapes before the factory explodes. His attack is successful, as the explosion severely damages much of the facility's drug manufacturing equipment, and Carl kills most of the workforce. Due to the workers having locked the main access, Carl is forced to hijack a car and drive out the factory using a ramp. During the mission, there is a gate at the entrance, although it is the only time it is seen (out of mission, the area is unrestricted).

Gallery

CJ driving the car inside the laboratory

Trivia

• Like many other locations in San Andreas, the factory is inhabited only during Yay-Ka-Boom-Boom.