Involuntary Ejection: Difference between revisions
Apparently, Niko NEVER wears a seat belt.
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An '''involuntary ejection''' is an occurrence in the Grand Theft Auto series when the player is involuntarily thrown off or out of a vehicle. This is commonly the result of a collision, although there are other causes (being car-jacked by an NPC, for example). This feature primarily serves as a penalty for reckless driving, and attempts to simulate a certain degree of realism in the game's vehicular accidents. The tendency for the player to be thrown out of vehicles varies among vehicle classes and models, but hitting any NPC's vehicle at a high speed with a large vehicle may result in their ejection as well. | An '''involuntary ejection''' is an occurrence in the Grand Theft Auto series when the player is involuntarily thrown off or out of a vehicle. This is commonly the result of a collision, although there are other causes (being car-jacked by an NPC, for example). This feature primarily serves as a penalty for reckless driving, and attempts to simulate a certain degree of realism in the game's vehicular accidents. The tendency for the player to be thrown out of vehicles varies among vehicle classes and models, but hitting any NPC's vehicle at a high speed with a large vehicle may result in their ejection as well. | ||
This will happen in 100% of all high-speed head-on crashes as Niko never wears a [[seat belt]]. | |||
== Motorcycles and bicycles == | == Motorcycles and bicycles == | ||