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- Canada
- WheelmanMitch
I wish to inspire people to improve their skills in the GTA jet. I hope you enjoy my video:
"Viper" - A Jet Stunt Video
- Thread starter WheelmanMitch
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- United Kingdom
- neema_t
My hat is so far off I don't think I'll ever be able to own another hat in my life.
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- Tijuana, B.C.
- MRT_Cinnamon
I liked how you let the raw sound and not splattered the video with annoying dubstep and epilepsy provoking color patterns, instead you put a nice soft song at the second half of the vid.
Amazing
Amazing
- 7,711
- Indiana-USA
- OwensRacing
Curious as to the slow flight and nearly stall stunts. Amazing stuff btw. Are you using online or offline and is there a difference. I tried some online and didn't have much luck. However not ruling out needing more practice.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
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- GTP_Snorevette
Looks like offline to me - the HUD has the special ability bar. No idea if there's any difference, though.
- 1,997
- United Kingdom
Definitely offline. I am also curious about the slow no stall flying. I hope no gravity tricks were used. Still liked it though, quite inspiring.
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- On the move
- SomePlayaDude
MISSION FAILED
SomePlayaDude died of over excitement.
SomePlayaDude died of over excitement.
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- Canada
- WheelmanMitch
Yes, all stunts were recorded in single player. When I died, I would reload my save file and retry the stunt. There is a difference between online and offline. Offline, the game runs at maximum capacity, which means there is more turbulence and traffic to deal with. The Lazer also feels heavier and less forgiving at low speeds in single player.
In online mode, the game runs at a lower capacity (which makes the plane slightly easier to fly). Flying at low speed requires a lot of practice. You need to hold the brakes all the way down, and just before the engine turns off, tap the gas for a split second (never release the brakes), wait until the engine is about to turn off again, tap the gas again, continue. You can see me doing that here.
I wanted to record my video in single player because it felt like the "real" GTA V instead of the "lesser" GTA V (online). It's more difficult to control the plane, and it looks better. Nobody records jet stunts exclusively in single player either, so I wanted to prove that it can be done with great success. Glad you guys enjoyed my film!
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- Indiana-USA
- OwensRacing
@goofytyler this the video we spoke of.
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- Canada
- WheelmanMitch
Yeah I wanted to try something new. There seems to be an unwritten law stating you must insert music into all stunt videos. The piano piece I play at the end is actually relevant to my video. I had a stunting partner from years ago who made a hydra stunt video which inspired me. That piano piece was played at the beginning of his video (you can watch his video btw; it's a link at the end of my video). I think music throughout the video would have been stupid.I liked how you let the raw sound and not splattered the video with annoying dubstep and epilepsy provoking color patterns, instead you put a nice soft song at the second half of the vid.
Amazing
- 2,006
- Port Washington
- GTP_skeeter23
Holy 🤬
I can hardly watch it let alone do it!
Kinda reminds me of Star Fox on SNES though lol
I can hardly watch it let alone do it!
Kinda reminds me of Star Fox on SNES though lol
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- Indiana-USA
- OwensRacing
This guys stunts on Next Gen are going to be mind blowing. Can't wait to see the footage.
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- Charlotte, NC
- edrake385
I may not be able to fly like that in the game, but all my friends (sharing and showing) said that you are a master at this... I can only drive better in that game than everything else (except sniping and sneaking) is just average. Again, amazingly awesome friend! 
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