findlestick | GTAV: Glitch Package (Part 3) @findlestick | Uploaded July 2018 | Updated October 2024, 4 hours ago.
More glitches in GTA:V!
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Again, I don't know much about GTA:V glitches so here it is for what it's worth.
Points of interest:
1. 0:01 - 1:43 Switching character glitch: sometimes the game gives you the option to switch characters without having to keep the d-pad held down. This allows you to easily switch to another character as you activate prompts.
In this instance I switched to Michael as I made Trevor enter the closet and change clothes. This also affects the character that you're switching to, in that the game places random items of clothing on them, as well as removing random body-parts. The game will even place items on your character that normally don't go together, like beanie, glasses with Michael's hair placed on-top-of the beanie, or mysterious segments of clothing that actually belong to some other outfit.
2. 1:44 - 5:17 Garage teleportation glitch: it's also possible to activate some prompts while switching to other characters, by using the regular character-switch wheel. Activating the garage-prompt while switching to another character causes the character you're switching to, to be teleported to the first character's garage.
So with this, you can get the character that you're switching to, to activate some prompt or mission before he gets teleported to the garage. This has lots of potential since there are so many prompts left to try. In this vid I tested:
2:14 Tattoo-prompt: Trevor activates the prompt and is teleported to the garage and instantly teleported back to the tattoo parlor. However, he's free to move while he's still inside of the Tattoo selection menu. This needs to be tested a lot more.
3:03 Tennis-prompt: You are teleported to the garage after the short tennis intro where the characters run onto the tennis court. Graphics vanish until you decide to start the game, at which point your character returns to the tennis court. However, the game still thinks that your character is in the garage, so ANY vehicle you get in to drive, will be teleported to the garage. This includes boats and planes.
Note that in some of these clips Trevor is teleported to his own garage. The reason for this, is that if the character that you switch to starts his mission immediately - and you fail that mission - the game reverts you to the character that activated the garage prompt in the first place, while still in 'Garage-state'. So he will then return to his own garage upon entering a vehicle.
And for various different reasons it can't be done with trams, trains, cable carts or container handlers.
3. 5:18 - 13:44 Stuck-state, slantedness and invincibility: if you start activating a Triathlon-prompt and immediately enter the menu and replay 'The Merryweather Heist', you break-out of the mission. This leaves your character stuck in place in a glitched state I call 'Stuck-state'. The only way that you can get around in this state is by spawning a bunch of motorcycles or bikes until one is pushed close enough to you that you are able to get on it.
In short, you can take 'Stuck-state' with you which has some interesting effects when you interact with other game elements like this, such as:
6:22 Riding into water: you get stuck above water, or semi-submerged. Diving causes you to stay stuck in its animation.
6:40 Fighting: you can't be budged.
6:58 Riding into an oncoming train: you bump off harmlessly.
7:08 You can shoot things behind you even though you're facing in the opposite direction. Also, you're invincible in 'Stuck-state'.
7:34 - 8:28 Doing a wheelie on a motorcycle causes you to become slanted. All your actions seem to work in this state, except that you're slanted and stuck. Repeatedly jumping can cause you to enter a horizontal falling-animation.
8:29 Activating TV-prompts while in stuck-state causes you to become mobile again, but you get to keep your invincibility.
8:40 Testing invincibility against tanks and taking selifies.
9:09 - 9:32 Testing invincibility against tanks while in Stuck-state on a motorcycle. And standing on an exploding car.
9:33 Letting a train hit Trevor while in stuck-state, neither of them budge.
9:55 - 10:44 Destroying the bike or motorcycle you're on won't make you fall off it, in fact holding active grenades can be used as a method to propel you with their explosions.
10:45, 11:19 and 12:38 Getting off a chopper in Stuck-state lets you stand in air or get stuck in a falling-animation. If you spawn a bike and land on ground while upright, your character will be stuck squatting strangely. If you land head-first while falling, you'll be stuck in the ground upside down.
11:59 While in Stuck-state, you can force your way underwater by crashing a larger vehicles into water. If you get out while underwater, you retain your ground movements.
More glitches in GTA:V!
twitter.com/findlestick
Again, I don't know much about GTA:V glitches so here it is for what it's worth.
Points of interest:
1. 0:01 - 1:43 Switching character glitch: sometimes the game gives you the option to switch characters without having to keep the d-pad held down. This allows you to easily switch to another character as you activate prompts.
In this instance I switched to Michael as I made Trevor enter the closet and change clothes. This also affects the character that you're switching to, in that the game places random items of clothing on them, as well as removing random body-parts. The game will even place items on your character that normally don't go together, like beanie, glasses with Michael's hair placed on-top-of the beanie, or mysterious segments of clothing that actually belong to some other outfit.
2. 1:44 - 5:17 Garage teleportation glitch: it's also possible to activate some prompts while switching to other characters, by using the regular character-switch wheel. Activating the garage-prompt while switching to another character causes the character you're switching to, to be teleported to the first character's garage.
So with this, you can get the character that you're switching to, to activate some prompt or mission before he gets teleported to the garage. This has lots of potential since there are so many prompts left to try. In this vid I tested:
2:14 Tattoo-prompt: Trevor activates the prompt and is teleported to the garage and instantly teleported back to the tattoo parlor. However, he's free to move while he's still inside of the Tattoo selection menu. This needs to be tested a lot more.
3:03 Tennis-prompt: You are teleported to the garage after the short tennis intro where the characters run onto the tennis court. Graphics vanish until you decide to start the game, at which point your character returns to the tennis court. However, the game still thinks that your character is in the garage, so ANY vehicle you get in to drive, will be teleported to the garage. This includes boats and planes.
Note that in some of these clips Trevor is teleported to his own garage. The reason for this, is that if the character that you switch to starts his mission immediately - and you fail that mission - the game reverts you to the character that activated the garage prompt in the first place, while still in 'Garage-state'. So he will then return to his own garage upon entering a vehicle.
And for various different reasons it can't be done with trams, trains, cable carts or container handlers.
3. 5:18 - 13:44 Stuck-state, slantedness and invincibility: if you start activating a Triathlon-prompt and immediately enter the menu and replay 'The Merryweather Heist', you break-out of the mission. This leaves your character stuck in place in a glitched state I call 'Stuck-state'. The only way that you can get around in this state is by spawning a bunch of motorcycles or bikes until one is pushed close enough to you that you are able to get on it.
In short, you can take 'Stuck-state' with you which has some interesting effects when you interact with other game elements like this, such as:
6:22 Riding into water: you get stuck above water, or semi-submerged. Diving causes you to stay stuck in its animation.
6:40 Fighting: you can't be budged.
6:58 Riding into an oncoming train: you bump off harmlessly.
7:08 You can shoot things behind you even though you're facing in the opposite direction. Also, you're invincible in 'Stuck-state'.
7:34 - 8:28 Doing a wheelie on a motorcycle causes you to become slanted. All your actions seem to work in this state, except that you're slanted and stuck. Repeatedly jumping can cause you to enter a horizontal falling-animation.
8:29 Activating TV-prompts while in stuck-state causes you to become mobile again, but you get to keep your invincibility.
8:40 Testing invincibility against tanks and taking selifies.
9:09 - 9:32 Testing invincibility against tanks while in Stuck-state on a motorcycle. And standing on an exploding car.
9:33 Letting a train hit Trevor while in stuck-state, neither of them budge.
9:55 - 10:44 Destroying the bike or motorcycle you're on won't make you fall off it, in fact holding active grenades can be used as a method to propel you with their explosions.
10:45, 11:19 and 12:38 Getting off a chopper in Stuck-state lets you stand in air or get stuck in a falling-animation. If you spawn a bike and land on ground while upright, your character will be stuck squatting strangely. If you land head-first while falling, you'll be stuck in the ground upside down.
11:59 While in Stuck-state, you can force your way underwater by crashing a larger vehicles into water. If you get out while underwater, you retain your ground movements.
