Gta myths

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Gta myths

Everyone loves a good urban legend. Well, just like the real world, video games have their own urban legends, like hidden areas that are hard to locate and secret characters that seem to defy all logic. There may not be another video game series that has as many myths and legends as Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto franchise. From paranormal monsters and extraterrestrial threats to hidden items and ominous warnings, players have spent years combing through the maps and codes of these games in an attempt to uncover every last secret in the world of GTA. Some of them haven't quite panned out yet or are hard to verify, but there are a few that are surprisingly real. It took enterprising players recording their findings to prove these myths, so we owe it to them to talk about the wild stuff they found. Let's take a look at some of the downright weirdest proven myths in Grand Theft Auto. These rogue vehicles in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas appear to move on their own without any driver inside them or external force pushing them along. They also commonly appear to be older and rather beat up, which is exactly what you'd expect a haunted car to look like. In the PlayStation 2 version of the game, the cars will sometimes roll through a solid tree, becoming stuck and spinning its wheels in vain. While this myth has been proven to be real, its veracity was debated for a while, thanks to several faked videos and forum posts that embellished the behavior of the ghost cars. It's likely that this phenomenon occurs due to the cars spawning on a hillside, which in turn causes them to roll downwards, appearing to the player as though they've come to life and are seeking revenge. However, knowing Rockstar, it's also possible that this was an intentional jump scare on their part. Much like in the real world, the legend of Bigfoot can't seem to die in the world of GTA , with players swearing they've encountered the beast since the days of San Andreas and modders creating encounters with the infamous cryptid. Even after Rockstar assured players that Bigfoot wasn't in the game, people still held out hope and scoured the woods surrounding Flint County in hopes of encountering the mythical Sasquatch for themselves.

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Fans of the Grand Theft Auto franchise are debating their favorite myths over the years. Grand Theft Auto games hold many secrets for players to discover, and myths are a small subsection of what Rockstar's games have to offer. Myths were a key part of fan engagement with the Grand Theft Auto franchise, predominantly in the mid-to-late s when gaming culture on the internet was really beginning to take off. This led to a variety of urban legends that would often come with a grainy picture taken on a mobile phone and were usually impossible to determine whether it was real or fake. It added another layer of fun to the games, with many spending hours with friends trying to find hints of something that may or may not exist. The myth became so widespread that Rockstar would eventually reference it, allowing players to play as Bigfoot in GTA Online.

Gta myths

Myths are a collection of recorded creatures and strange occurrences that are said to be within the Grand Theft Auto series. Myths still remain as a large part of what makes up the GTA fanbase. These went on to become retro myths in the time ahead. GTA San Andreas pioneered what probably is the largest collection of myths and legends in any GTA game, or any video game for that matter, to date. The game's sprawling dark forests, seemingly endless wilderness, and huge wild desert was the perfect combination to hide some of the most bizarre and scary things that have ever been hypothesized in gaming.

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Displeased 10 years ago 3. Let's be honest: of all of the vehicles that could come to life and move of their own volition, the scariest would have to be helicopters, right? ArcadePizza 10 years ago 5. Different characters fall at different rates. If you pee on a cop, they will arrest you. In fact, hackers eventually found source code for jetpacks within GTA 5 , which seemed to point to the devices being available in a future DLC or still hidden somewhere in the world of the game. The graffiti is only visible during the night, from around 8 p. Hear a scream at a campground. Dumpster negates fall damage. The myth of Bigfoot - GTA 5.

Having launched in , Grand Theft Auto V quickly become the highest selling entertainment product in history by surpassing over one billion dollars in sales over the course of just three days. After only six weeks, Rockstar were able to sell over 29 million copies of GTA V — with the rate continuing to grow even after almost four years since its release.

Eventually, their wishes were kind of granted in the form of a few missions in Grand Theft Auto 5. Unlike some of the other entries on this list, which seem to have special conditions that must be met in order to play out, these oddly depressing NPCs seem to pop up any time, in any weather. We live to die. Equinox81 10 years ago 7 Wasn't there a hidden town under the mountain in gta3? Guns working underwater. Ghost car is real. Allegedly they're the country station DJ's husbands. Cats have nine lives in GTA V. Outcome string classes. I remember back in the SA days, all the speculation about bigfoot and such.