History GrandTheftAutoV / SinglePlayerTropes0ToD

* CanadaEh: Trevor is revealed to be Canadian. It later crops up as [[DisproportionateRetribution the cause of "Rampage 4"]]:
-->'''Soldier 1''': Oh, I'm sorry, you're clearly a tourist. From our friends up north, eh? Aboot?\\
'''Trevor''': We don't even say it like that!\\
'''Soldier 1''': There's a moose loose aboot the hoose! [the two soldiers laugh]\\
'''Soldier 2''': Fuck off you hoser, eh?\\
'''Soldier 1''': Eh, what's that aboot?\\
'''Trevor''': [pulls a [[{{BFG}} grenade launcher]]] '''FOR FUCK'S SAKES!!!''' \\
'''Soldier 1''': Jesus! [the two soldiers begin to run away] Get out of here!\\
'''Trevor''': '''It's a faint fucking accent!!! You can hardly tell!!!'''\\
'''Soldier 1''': C'mon! C'mon! Insurgent! Insurgent! We have contact! We have contact!
** and later in the same rampage...
-->'''Trevor''': '''THE MOOSE REALLY IS LOOSE NOW!!'''
** And...
--> '''Trevor''': '''I DON'T EVEN SOUND THAT CANADIAN!!'''

** Molly Schulz, Devin Weston's secretary and lawyer [[spoiler: ends up getting shredded to gory pieces in a plane turbine after being chased by Michael in "Legal Trouble" when she takes the physical copy of Meltdown with her so Devin can go through with his scam. Right after the mission, it's revealed that Solomon Richards already made digital copies of the film in case this happened, rendering Michael chasing Molly AllForNothing while pissing off Devin in the process.]]

** Molly Schulz, Devin Weston's secretary and lawyer [[spoiler: ends up getting shredded to gory pieces in a plane turbine after being chased by Michael in "Legal Trouble" when she takes the physical copy of Meltdown with her so Devin can go through with his scam. Right after the mission, it's revealed that Solomon Richards already made digital copies of the film in case this happened, rendering Michael chasing Molly AllForNothing while pisding off Devin in the process.]]

** Dr. Isaiah Friedlander, Michael's therapist, is shown throughout the multiple optional therapy sessions for Michael to mainly do his job [[OnlyInItForTheMoney for the money he gets from his sessions and increases the price after every session]]. During the final therapy session which can be done between "The Bureau Raid" and either "Something Sensible" or "The Third Way", it's revealed that Friedlander got a TV show as well as a host for Radio after releasing a book about his sessions with Michael, causing him to become enraged that he did so without telling him. After realizing that if Friedlander goes through with his show his secrets would be leaked to the public, Michael can either chase down and kill his therapist, or let him go with an email being sent to him as a result. Even if you spare him, Weazel News will still report him as dead. [[spoiler: Despite this, [[CuttingOffTheBranches the Los Santos Drug Wars update for Online confirms that he is still canonical alive and has him act as the main villain of the scenario.]]

** Because [[spoiler:two of the game's three endings result in either Michael or Trevor being KilledOffForReal, thus rendering any side missions or tasks requiring the killed character [[PermanantlyMissableContent permanently unavailable]], such tasks are not required for OneHundredPercentCompletion]].

** Owning properties in general is far less lucrative here than it's been in past games, often requiring waiting at least ''100 in-game weeks'' and/or completing dozens of tedious side missions to so much as break even. A couple provide a few nice perks, like free cab rides and car mods, but most of those properties can only be bought by Franklin, leaving Michael and Trevor with not a whole lot of reason to invest in real estate. This is what puts properties like the movie theaters and the golf course firmly into BraggingRightsReward territory, although the two less expensive cinemas are easier to turn a profit on relatively quickly. That said, there are three properties worth owning: the boatyard can earn you a hefty profit in the hundreds of thousands pretty quickly, though once you've completed its associated sidequest, it stops earning you money period; and Trevor gets [[spoiler:the strip club]] for free as part of the story, with it netting you a respectable $5,000 a week, and Franklin has the Smoke on the Water dispensary, which is relatively inexpensive at $204,000, earns $9,300 weekly and turns a profit after only 22 weeks. Trevor can also buy an airstrip which unlocks a series of fun weapons trafficking missions that can be replayed indefinitely, though the unique dialogue from these missions is only heard in the first five of each. There are also hangars and helipads and boat docks available that allow for parking of specialty vehicles. On top of all this, a total of five properties must be purchased in order to achieve the coveted 100% completion. However, Trevor owning [[spoiler:The Strip Club]] doesn't count towards this.

** If Trevor does "Vinewood Souvenirs - The Last Act" after "The Big Score", then he so will respond with unique dialogue when [[spoiler:Al Di Napoli is begging for his life and offers him $10,000 with Trevor stating that he has already made money than he ever needs so his bribe is pointless.]]

** Averted with the mission where you torture Mr. K. As long as you shoot the right guy, you can skip all but the first bit of ColdBloodedTorture.