Gta san andreas caligula casino mission

Hello, everyone. It has been some time since I was here last.
Now, as I always begin on these threads to address those who feel tempted to comment "what the hell is this"; two years ago, I began writing the first draft of a screenplay for the pilot episode of what is, essentially, "San Andreas as a television series". I did this initially for what amounted to little more than shits and giggles, but as I got to about 15 pages' length, the potential for the project dawned on me, with a few stipulations: the OTT, repetitive, or entirely nonsensical missions (e.g. "Black Project", Catalina's smaller heists, and "Deconstruction" respectively) would have to go; the police corruption storyline required an expansion; creating an entirely original character out of the detective who busts Tenpenny in Act III of the game, who is a total afterthought there, and turning him into a deuteragonist of sorts; and the motivations behind some of CJ's actions, or even the actions themselves, would need to be modified.
I posed this idea to GTA and recieved great support; this was tripled when I posted my first finished draft of the episode. I've since finished the final draft, which is largely unchanged from the original upload, but cleans up some clunky exposition at the LSPD HQ and other lines of dialogue, and adds a more proper introduction for Josh Michaels - the aforementioned original character - rather than the simple walk-on he originally recieves. I have also finished episodes 2 - 4 and essentially have the entire series nailed down in the form of small treatments and an outline of the main plot points for CJ and Michaels.
I have always been so grateful that a simple labour of love that isn't even my primary focus - I am a musician before and above anything else - has been so constantly and widely supported on here, and so I have dropped other small treats every few months for the users of GTA. One such thread was a paragraph-long summary of each prospective episode for the series' first season. I'd like to sort of have a redux of that here, but with an attempt to sort of hide as many spoilers as I possibly can, and expanded to do so for EVERY. SINGLE. EPISODE. Now with that being said...
POTENTIAL SPOILERS FOR NOT ONLY THIS SERIES, BUT FOR THE GAME GRAND THEFT AUTO: SAN ANDREAS AS WELL
And with that out of the way, let's begin.
1x01: In the beginning... Carl Johnson, after the death of his mother, returns to Los Santos from a five-year exile only to find himself wrapped up in a conspiracy involving a dead cop; homicide detective Josh Michaels takes on the case that will define his career.
1x02: Drive-Thru CJ works with his brother, Sweet, and friend Ryder to clean up their neighbourhood and fight back against a rival gang; he must also make a choice whether or not to stay in Los Santos or get on a plane and flee.
1x03: Cesar Vialpando CJ investigates his sister’s boyfriend while drawing the heat from another vengeful homicide detective named Carver; Michaels uncovers evidence that may implicate his colleagues in Pendelbury’s murder, but the detective has a secret of his own.
1x04: Just Business CJ’s closest friend, Big Smoke, takes him on a series of business endeavours that grow progressively more and more dangerous; infighting threatens to tear Grove Street apart.
1x05: Catalyst CJ orchestrates a daring train heist off a tip from Tenpenny, the corrupt cop whose beck and call CJ is forced to answer to; a traitor is revealed in Grove Street’s ranks.
1x06: Management Issues CJ, at the behest of an irritating wannabe, tears apart the career of a famous rapper whose lavish lifestyle is at odds with his Ganton roots; the Ballas make a daring strike against Grove Street.
1x07: Gray Imports While operating under Tenpenny’s thumb, CJ encounters a femme fatale; Michaels gets too close to the truth, which has consequences for Carver.
1x08: Doberman Over the course of a frantic hour in Los Santos, CJ makes a chilling discovery; Sweet lays down the law with a rival; Michaels reaches his breaking point and takes matters - literally - into his own hands.
1x09: Reuniting the Families A major victory for Grove Street is quickly undercut by carnage.
1x10: The Green Sabre Michaels forms an unlikely alliance; Tenpenny puts into action his devised scheme; in an alleyway south of downtown Los Santos, CJ’s world comes crashing down in an instant.
1x11: Badlands Exiled once again from Los Santos, CJ fights for his brother’s life while adapting to the wilderness Tenpenny has abandoned him in.
2x01: King in Exile Michaels investigates CJ’s disappearance; Tenpenny dangles a knife over CJ’s head; CJ and Cesar, pressing forward to San Fierro, plot to rob a countryside bank.
2x02: Against All Odds Initially working with Cesar’s cousin, her insanity proves to be too much of a risk, and the pair undertake the bank robbery without her.
2x03: Are You Going to San Fierro? After letting the heat die down from the bank robbery, Cesar and CJ risk their take on a series of street races that allow them to set up shop at an abandoned garage in San Fierro.
2x04: Photo Opportunity CJ lets his guard slip and runs afoul of Tenpenny; Cesar uncovers an important lead.
2x05: Mike Toreno CJ uncovers Tenpenny’s larger scheme, and ingratiates himself within a drug syndicate; Michaels breaks a small cog in Tenpenny’s machine.
2x06: Lure CJ runs missions for the San Fierro Triad while “acquiring” cars for the garage; Michaels discovers the link between Los Santos and San Fierro.
2x07: Snail Trail In a break from CJ’s narrative, this episode reveals Josh Michaels’ past while, in the present, the detective makes a trip to San Fierro.
2x08: Outrider The purpose of CJ’s mysterious phone call is revealed as he enters Los Santos for the first time since his exile; CJ’s cover within the Loco Syndicate turns hellishly violent.
2x09: Amphibious Assault In order to recieve their assistance in taking down the Loco Syndicate, CJ dismantles the Triad’s biggest threat.
2x10: Pier 69 Over the course of a single intense day, CJ takes down most of the key players in the Loco Syndicate; including the traitor who killed his mother.
2x11: Toreno's Last Flight After tying up the remaining loose ends in San Fierro, CJ prepares to make his move on Los Santos before a mysterious phone call draws CJ out to the desert near Las Venturas, revealing that his job is not yet done; Michaels’ life is put in grave danger as he prepares to finally close the case.
3x01: Interdiction In the desert, CJ comes to grips with a shocking revelation before continuing forward.
3x02: N.O.E. CJ must learn to fly; Michaels goes through a grueling recuperation.
3x03: Stowaway A figure from CJ’s recent past enters his life again to deliver a warning; Michaels rebuilds his case from a hospital bed; beckoned by Woozie, CJ heads to Las Venturas… and an uncertain future.
3x04: Fish in a Barrel CJ learns of Woozie’s troubles with the Venturas mob at a new upstart casino, before quickly finding a way to insinuate himself within said mob’s favor.
3x05: Explosive Situation CJ and Woozie undertake the first of many steps in a plot to rob the mafia’s casino.
3x06: The Meat Business CJ’s involvement with the mob deepens further; Michaels returns to Los Santos a broken man.
3x07: Key to Her Heart CJ ends up over his head while procuring what he needs to rob the casino.
3x08: Freefall While eliminating Salvatore Leone’s mob rivals, CJ simultaneously drives the knife deeper into the mob boss’ back; Tenpenny once again catches up with CJ, as one of Tenpenny’s own men is revealed to want out of the conspiracy.
3x09: Saint Mark's Bistro CJ takes out the leadership of the Forelli family in Liberty City while his previous time there is expanded upon.
3x10: Breaking the Bank at Caligula's Nearly flawlessly, the casino heist is finally executed, before CJ recieves a phone call that spells grave danger for him.
3x11: High Noon In the middle of a desert ghost town, CJ confronts Tenpenny, Pulaski, and his mortality in a standoff.
3x12: Home Coming Tenpenny finally answers to Lady Justice for his sins; CJ finally has the resources to return home once and for all, where a great gift awaits him.
4x01: Grove 4 Life The fateful accident that led to CJ’s first exile in 1987 finally comes to light as he and his brother fight to take back their home and neighbourhood; the prosecution of Tenpenny and CRASH begins.
4x02: Beat Down on B-Dup CJ and Sweet assert their dominance in Los Santos, before Sweet promises vengeance against his biggest enemy.
4x03: Riot Tenpenny’s trial begins and is the event of the year in Los Santos; the entire city watches his acquittal and everything goes up in smoke… literally.
4x04: Los Desperados As Los Santos burns, CJ, Sweet and Cesar make desperate bids to keep their neighbourhoods under control.
4x05: End of the Line, Part One After seven months of pain, violence, and struggle, the day of reckoning has come for those whom hath done wrong against Carl and Sean Johnson.
4x06: End of the Line, Part Two As his ordeal ends and his story comes to a close in the series finale, we take one last look at Carl Johnson, Sweet, Josh Michaels, Cesar, Kendl, and where all of their lives stand at the beginning of 1993, and for the foreseeable future.
Well... to those of you who haven't tl;dr'd on this, or those who just skipped to the bottom... DISCUSS!! Ask me questions! It's pretty easy from the episode names - all of which are missions in the game - to tell what the central plot point of each is, but the summaries also make it a bit ambiguous as to what happens in the middle. Plus, there's a whole new roster of characters to talk about, most of all Detective Josh Michaels.
Now, needless to say, this comment thread will likely also contain many SPOILERS. I'm going to handle my responses to any questions as follows:

• Questions whose answers spoil only the game will be answered publicly, here
• Questions whose answers spoil elements of the series not found within the game will be answered via private message to the person who asked the question (with a pre-message warning that they are about to have said spoilers, before I await their confirmation that they still want the question answered); I will mark those comments with a sub-comment specifying this, and any other users who wish to have the answer may leave a sub-comment of their own, and I shall repeat the process with them

I'm going full-steam ahead with this thing, and whether it happens in one year, five, ten, or twenty... it started here with all of you. And that is the most gratifying part of it all.