LemkeYep. Its just an archway. Not really a cave at all. Nothing special really.
Well everybody calls it a cave, so I assumed it was, and there isn't much there I know, but go up there anyway, for me, and see if you get the flashes
LemkeYep. Its just an archway. Not really a cave at all. Nothing special really.
I was up there last night for about an hour or so (real time) and I didnt see any flashes. I'll try again later today.benzoboyWell everybody calls it a cave, so I assumed it was, and there isn't much there I know, but go up there anyway, for me, and see if you get the flashes
Jon.The reason your sandking has hydralics, is because sometimes it spawns that way. I didn't realise that either, untill small_fryz told me![]()
Correction, the all-mighty Wikipedia has all the answers. It's not considered good form to copy and paste entire pages from other websites without giving the source, otherwise it looks like you're trying to claim it as your own.I have all the answers:
This is misleading. It's not that they're cars without drivers, most of the "ghost cars" are just cars that are meant to be old junkers lying around (you can find them in trailer parks and the like). They don't have drivers for the same reason that any other parked cars don't have drivers. They're not going anywhere, it's only the car(s) mentioned in the next bit below that are moving.They are cars without visible drivers, moving with damage that isn't repairable. They do not take damage like other cars, staying intact until they eventually explode.
Correction, there's actually two "ghost cars" that spawn in Back O' Beyond on a slope and roll down the hill.The most well known ghost car can be found in the remote forest region of Back O' Beyond in Flint County. It is a damaged, often red Glendale, which spawns at the top of a hill and rolls down.
Of course, because there's nothing "ghostly" about them, it's just the 2 that spawn on slopes in Back O' Beyond that appear "ghostly" and it's just that they spawn on a slope.Some say these vehicles are most likely created to simulate abandoned vehicles throughout San Andreas.
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Shoulda just posted the link then.
Nah, there was no point, I've already received a warning about it.
I'm seriously over some of these rules, I better go clean my rifle before I go to bed, I think we have a march in the morning![]()
So he didn't post a link... what is this? College?
Are we infringing copyrights and robbing the industry and making multi-million dollar profits?
Sheesh, settle down, it's a freakin' forum. It's not like he lied to us all about some injury to later write a novel about it.
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Which is why he did not receive an actual 'penalty' for it
Rockstar said in an interview with EGM that the plane glitch was one related to the planes spawn points. In the game, no matter how high you are certain planes spawn over you at a certain height.About the planes crashing, I think it's easily explainable by the simple fact that either Rockstar wanted crashing planes in the game or because the GTA games are notoriously glitchy (maybe a bit of both). I don't think they're meant to be WWII ghost planes or anything like that. Has anyone ever noticed that you get a lot of plane crashes when you're in the quarry? Planes seem to spawn at a certain point above the player and because there's little or no AI programmed for them, they just crash into the sides of the quarry. Pilots in San Andreas seem to be as crazy, stupid and blind as the highway drivers in the game.