Probably a jetpack! Always with the jetpacks. Fan frenzy reached a fever pitch as the release date approached, and launch day saw an intense scramble to the mountaintop to see what lay within the mystery shed. After the title's gameplay demo showed an isolated shed sitting atop Chilliad in highly conspicuous fashion, fans were instantly enamored with it (rather than the insane police shootouts or amazingly detailed world, but you know, whatever). I think 'pretty damn crazy' is the nicest way to describe the race to find what was at the top of Mt. Those peds were just born and reborn into a cruel and glitchy world. But unlike the debunked 'suicidal pedestrians' rumor, this one doesn't assume intent. This is a result of a glitch that shifts the NPC spawn point with lethal results. There, the NPCs you wiped out down below will reappear an unfortunate distance above the casino, splattering against the roof tiles on the way down. Take out a bunch of the NPCs in the casino, then head to the roof. To see this human precipitation for yourself, as with most things in GTA, you start by shooting the heck out of everyone.
No really officer, I swear! While this may seem like yet another ludicrous rumor (it'll start raining bigfoots any day now), a trip to this den of sin shows maybe human beings falling out of the sky onto the casino's roof isn't as crazy as you think. What happens at Caligula's Palace casino stays at Caligula's Palace casino, as long as they can hide all those bodies that supposedly fall out of the sky onto the roof. You can track the movements of a serial killer and find his victims in GTA 5 Shinji Mikami, eat your err, something out.
There you'll find a door marked "No Hidden Content This Way" (hurr hurr), and the path beyond leads to the very literal heart of Liberty City: a giant, pulsing, chained up human heart that seems to be humming for some reason.
Dear God.Īpparently with a little well-timed tuck-and-rolling, you can bail out of a helicopter and onto the top of the Statue of Happiness' base. That would be completely terrifying if it were true but oh. It really, really should be more concrete, but some fans claimed that there's a big 'ol beating heart in there straight out of the deepest pits of Hellraiser fantasy. You wouldn't think she could get any creepier, until you heard rumors that there's something to be found inside her copper rib cage. The Statue of Happiness that stands in Liberty City is pretty unnerving, with her creepy smile and tablet filled with an on-point but uncomfortably critical takedown of American exceptionalism.
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