Unlike in GTA III, having the vehicles in memory does not guarantee they will be saved, and the vehicles may also disappear at other times during gameplay. Although parking more than the maximum number of vehicles in the parking spaces is possible, the vehicles may arbitrarily vanish, leaving only two (or less) behind. As such, the glitch is easier to trigger and is therefore more prevalent.ĭue to the open nature of parking spaces in Grand Theft Auto IV, it is easier to attempt to save more than two cars at each of the safehouses as such, the glitch is easier to trigger and is therefore more prevalent. Due to the open nature of the parking space, it is easier to attempt to save more than two cars at the parking space. The South Bohan Safehouse's parking space. The glitch can be avoided by opening the garage door before saving the game, loading the vehicles inside into the game memory. When the garage is crammed, the vehicles inside may arbitrarily vanish during a game save. Although it can occur at both the Staunton Island Hideout and the Shoreside Vale Hideout, it is more common at the former, as the large size of the garage easily allows the player to cram the garage, an exploit which allows more than the designated two vehicles to fit in the garage. The vanishing car glitch first appeared with the ability to save vehicles in Grand Theft Auto III. The vanishing car glitch is a recurring glitch in the Grand Theft Auto games whereby one or more vehicles saved in a garage or parking space disappear, usually as a result of more cars being parked in the garage or parking space than the area is designed to hold, a situation which can occur intentionally (as a result of cramming) as well as unintentionally. They can hold a combined total of 8 cars, although players tend to overcram them, resulting in one or more vehicles disappearing. Now that Grand Theft Auto Onlineplayers have discovered their own version of GTA IV's swing set glitch, it would be a shame to have to leave now.The Hyman Condo's garages. Should they leave the world they've spent the last nearly-seven years growing and populating for something new, or stay and continue to enjoy all the custom missions, created gangs, and player-run empires that they have created? If Rockstar Games was smart (which, obviously, they are) they would consider merging the current world of GTA Online into its next iteration in a way similar to how battle royale games like Fortnite and Apex Legends handle Seasons, that way players wouldn't lose the progress and money they've been accumulating all this time. When Grand Theft Auto 6 is finally announced and released, the community of GTA Online will likely be faced with a crisis of conscience. While such an uncontrollable action isn't really something which will lead itself to helping Grand Theft Auto skill runs or impressive car trick connoisseurs, it's still nice to see as a callback to the previous game. This GTA Online trick seems to be a little easier to pull off than the one in Grand Theft Auto IV, mostly because trying to angle a vehicle just right on the swings was something which was more art than skill for many players. As shown in the embedded clip below, there is one wall in Los Santos which apparently features the same weird programming as the infamous swings of GTAIV, and by accelerating and wiggling against it players can send themselves hurtling through the air. Now, thanks to a new post on Reddit by u/erikag02 (thanks Dexerto) players now have a new trick to keep them entertained in GTA Online, at least for a little while. Related: GTA Online Map Theory Backs Up GTA 6's Vice City Location Rumors As rumors about a potential announcement of Grand Theft Auto 6 continue to grow, some players are trying to discover any kind of new content in GTA Online they can before the next iteration arrives. GTA Online, the multiplayer component of the hugely popular Grand Theft Auto V, has one of the largest player bases around and continues to be financially successful for developer Rockstar Games even though the game is nearing its seventh year on the market. This became one of the tricks players showed their friends the most back when GTA IV first released, and was quite well-known in its day. Nestled in the middle of Liberty City in Grand Theft Auto IV, one particular playground contained a curiously programmed set of swings which, when a car was positioned on top of them just right, would then immediately send the vehicle flying into the air, spinning and flipping around uncontrollably. Longtime fans of the Grand Theft Autoseries will undoubtedly recognize the latest glitch in GTA Online, as it appears to be the same one from Grand Theft Auto 4's notorious swing set.
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