Da misiones

Devin Weston

Voz de Jonathan Walker

Deceased11 misiones

Devin Weston sale en 11 de las 77 misiones de la historia, primero en By the Book y por última vez en The Third Way.

Reparte trabajo. Su inicial es el marcador al que conduces.

Rol: Jefes de misión
Actor de voz: Jonathan Walker
Estado: Deceased
Ocupación: CEO, Entrepreneur
Afiliaciones: Merryweather Security, Steve Haines, Molly Schultz, Ira Richards (formerly), Solomon Richards (formerly), Michael De Santa (formerly)

Notas del jugador

Devin Weston es un inversor multimillonario y director ejecutivo con participaciones en empresas de todo San Andreas, incluida una gran parte de Merryweather Security. Utiliza a los soldados de Merryweather para defender sus intereses y tiene influencia en el FIB a través de Steve Haines. Michael De Santa y Trevor Philips lo ven por primera vez después de una reunión con Haines durante By the Book, cuando Haines autoriza la tortura de Ferdinand Kerimov. Weston ha llegado a un acuerdo con Haines, pero aún no trata directamente con ambos.

Después de que Michael, Trevor y Franklin Clinton roban un furgón blindado en Blitz Play para Haines y Weston, Weston se presenta y les ofrece negocios distintos. Propone que Michael trabaje con el productor Solomon Richards en una película para elevar el valor de Richards Majestic Productions. Contrata a Trevor y Franklin para conseguir cinco coches de lujo poco comunes que pretende vender a funcionarios chinos. Lamar Davis ayuda a Franklin y Trevor a obtener los vehículos en I Fought the Law, Eye in the Sky, Deep Inside, Minor Turbulence y Pack Man.

Cuando Trevor y Franklin entregan los coches, Weston se niega a pagarles lo acordado. Dice que invertirá su dinero en su propia empresa. Al mismo tiempo, actúa contra el trabajo de Michael con Solomon. Weston quiere que el estudio no pueda terminar Meltdown para cobrar una póliza de seguros, y ordena a su abogada Molly Schultz que retire y guarde la copia de la película hasta que él decida destruirla.

Michael descubre el plan en Legal Trouble y persigue a Molly hasta Los Santos International Airport. Molly entra en pánico al intentar escapar y muere al ser absorbida por la turbina de un avión, con la copia de la película todavía en su poder. Weston culpa a Michael de su muerte. En el estreno de Meltdown, le dice a Michael que Merryweather va a por Amanda y Tracey De Santa. Michael y Jimmy De Santa regresan deprisa a la casa de los De Santa y ayudan a defender a la familia de los atacantes.

Tras fracasar el ataque, Weston se acerca a Franklin y le ordena matar a Michael. Franklin le responde que Haines le ha ordenado matar a Trevor. La decisión fija el destino de Weston. Si Franklin sigue a Haines en Something Sensible, él y Michael matan a Trevor. Franklin comunica a Haines que ha perdonado a Michael, y Haines afirma que se ocupará de Weston porque Merryweather ha perdido su licencia estatal. Si Franklin cumple la orden de Weston en The Time's Come, persigue y mata a Michael.

Después de la muerte de Michael, Franklin llama a Weston y le pide que evite que Haines tome represalias por haber dejado vivir a Trevor. Weston dice que ya ha contactado con los superiores de Haines. Cuando Franklin pregunta por más trabajo, Weston responde que el asesinato fue su último encargo y lo despide. En The Third Way, Franklin se une a Michael y Trevor. Lester Crest atrae a los aliados del FIB de Haines y a una fuerza de Merryweather a una fundición, donde los tres eliminan la protección de Haines y Weston.

Cuando Michael, Franklin y Trevor han acabado con Haines, Wei Cheng y Stretch, Trevor asalta la mansión de Weston en Tongva Hills. Weston intenta ocultarse dentro de una caja, pero Trevor lo encuentra, lo deja inconsciente y lo mete en el maletero de su propio coche. Trevor conduce hasta un acantilado de Blaine County, donde se reúnen Michael y Franklin. Los tres empujan el coche al vacío. El vehículo rebota contra las rocas, llega a aguas poco profundas y explota, matando a Weston.

Curiosidades

◆Weston's favorite radio station is Los Santos Rock Radio, as seen when the player enters his Tornado in The Third Way. It could also imply that WorldWide FM is his favorite too, as it can be heard in his mansion at night.
◆Weston has holdings in Richards Majestic Productions, the country of Greece, the Los Santos Corkers Baseball Team, Merryweather Security, the Die Already 4 movie franchise, Banner Hotel & Spa, Dynasty 8 Real Estate, Vanilla Unicorn, Universal Uniform, Toe Shoes, Al Dente's, Bourgeoix Cognac, Nogo Vodka, Patriot Beer, Debonaire Cigarettes, Orang-O-Tang, Mollis, Good Aids, San Andreas Lotto, Pharte Gas, Lando-Corp, Los Santos Department of Nuclear Power, Pump & Run Gymnasium, Lobon Sportswear, Save-A-Cent, Skiver Construction Corporation and Squeeze One Out.
◆He has his own website: www.bedevinweston.com.
◆When exporting a car to a specialist dealer during the Vehicle Cargo mission in GTA Online, the vehicle might be sent to Weston's mansion.
◆According to his website, he has a net worth of $12 billion and a 9 inch long penis. Given his boastful nature, either one or both of these claims might be an exaggeration.
◆Devin Weston is possibly based on the American business magnate Howard Hughes. They were both billionaire businessmen with their hands in Hollywood, investments and were airplane enthusiasts.
◆Weston has a lot in common with Avon Hertz.
◆They are both American billionaires who have very high opinions of themselves, as well as a tendency to think of others as inferior or distasteful.
◆In the mission I Fought the Law..., Weston mocks Franklin Clinton at their first meeting because of the latter's background and appearance, stating that "I'm rich enough to do whatever the fuck I want, and you're poor enough not to ask me any goddamn stupid questions".
◆Hertz dislikes the poor and claims to care only about the interests of the rich. During the mission Setup: Salvage Hard Drives, he tells Lester about his "vision" for the future. Foreseeing a world where armored vehicles, like the RCV, will be "everywhere" once the white collar jobs dry up and the situation starts looking grim for humane society. Private security will represent the new "law and order" as it serves to protect the interests of the "privileged" few. Lester counters by claiming that he is supportive of the idea of basic income. Hertz responds by laughing it off and saying "That'll at least keep the peasants happy."
◆They both have power/control over formidable, well-equipped private armies.
◆Weston has Merryweather Security. Although he is not in charge of the PMC, Weston controls a significant portion of Merryweather's stock, making him a major shareholder and partial owner.
◆Hertz has the Cliffford Mercenaries. He is also allied with Merryweather.
◆They are both affiliated with the United States Government in some way.
◆Weston is "friends" with FIB agent Steve Haines, the secondary antagonist of GTA V. Haines says Weston is a good friend of his in the mission By the Book. However, when Weston visits Franklin at his house, he refers to Haines as a "clown" he would not employ in shopping malls owned by him and explains how easy it would be to end his career, suggesting what Weston truly thinks of Haines. In Ending B, Franklin kills Michael De Santa on Weston's behalf, but incurs the wrath of Haines for not killing Trevor Philips. Franklin calls Weston to inform him of this and Weston tells Franklin that he has already contacted Haines' superiors and ensured that Haines would back down before telling Franklin that he is of no further use.
◆Hertz associates himself with the IAA until he betrays them at the end of the mission The Bogdan Problem.
◆They both display highly sociopathic tendencies.
◆In the mission Meltdown, Weston seeks revenge against Michael De Santa, and dispatches Merryweather in a home invasion of Michael's house to kill his family. By doing so, Weston clearly violates and disregards the laws and norms of society by employing ruthless mercenaries to trespass on private property and commit murder against unarmed civilians.
◆In the mission The Doomsday Scenario, Hertz, Cliffford, and their private army take over an abandoned nuclear missile base inside Mount Chiliad that had been operational at the height of the Cold War. Hertz then has Cliffford hack into the base's missile system so that he can start a nuclear war and kill virtually all human life on Earth with the ultimate goal of remaking the planet in his image.
◆They are both cowards and they both die in explosions.
◆In Grand Theft Auto V s canon ending, Weston is confronted at his home by Trevor Philips. Immediately after the shooting starts, he hides in a trunk by the swimming pool and orders his Merryweather bodyguards to fight off Trevor. After Trevor kills the entourage, he locates Weston and forces him into the trunk of a car before driving it to the edge of a cliff in Blaine County. There, Trevor, Michael, and Franklin reconvene before proceeding to gloat to Weston about their victory and his defeat. The three protagonists finally push the car over the cliff and it crashes repeatedly into several rocks along the way until finally exploding after hitting the shallow waters below.
◆When the confronts him, Hertz tries to flee in a Thruster. He manages to escape from Mount Chiliad, but is pursued and, in desperation, throws the last of his men at the protagonist in Akulas and Buzzard Attack Choppers, before he is incinerated by a homing missile.