Gta San Andreas All Missions Completed Save Game Files Are Here Best | Must Watch

While the file is excellent, there is one philosophical downside: The Spoiled Journey. Loading this file instantly removes the narrative arc of CJ rising from a nobody to a kingpin. You lose the emotional weight of the story. Additionally, because all side missions (Ambulance, Firefighter, Taxi) are done, you lose the ability to earn those rewards organically.

And somewhere in San Andreas — just past the map’s edge — a lowrider bounced to a song only CJ could hear.

He remembered the first time he loaded a completed save into a new console: neighborhoods unlocked, properties owned, motorcycles and boats humming in garages. The phonebook was full, relationships mended or broken, and the map — oh, the map — was stamped with memories: airports cleared, casinos won, secret stashes found. There were no missing missions, no unfinished strings. Every final briefing, every last ten-minute firefight, every betrayal and reconciliation — all archived neat and clean like a life finally sorted. While the file is excellent, there is one

Go to your Documents folder on your PC.

A true completed save game file means: ✅ All 100 story missions finished (from “Big Smoke” to “End of the Line”) ✅ All side missions (Vigilante, Paramedic, Firefighter, Pimping, Taxi, Freight Train) ✅ All collectibles found (tags, oysters, photos, horseshoes) ✅ All vehicle schools gold medals (optional in some saves, but best versions include them) ✅ All properties purchased ✅ 100% completion status The phonebook was full, relationships mended or broken,

You leaned back. 100%. Oysters. Horseshoes. Snapshots. Even the train mission. All of it.

A: Unfortunately, no. The “Definitive Edition” uses an entirely different save structure and encryption. For that version, you’ll need a separate 100% save built specifically for GSG’s remaster. Oysters. Horseshoes. Snapshots.

(Note: Always backup your original save files before replacing them!) 🚀 What is Included in These 100% Save Files?