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Correction. I just jumped off the rooftop at Donald Love's in GTA3 and DIED.
(Correction. I just jumped off the rooftop at Donald Love's in GTA3 and DIED.)
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In GTA games prior to GTA San Andreas, death by falling occurs less frequently, resulting in the lack of need for parachutes. While considerable damage may occur as a result of falling in [[Grand Theft Auto 1]] and [[Grand Theft Auto 2]], the top-down environment resulted in restricted height of buildings, lowering the possibility of such fatalities; with a full health, the player may fall roughly four times from a moderately high ramp before dying.
In GTA games prior to GTA San Andreas, death by falling occurs less frequently, resulting in the lack of need for parachutes. While considerable damage may occur as a result of falling in [[Grand Theft Auto 1]] and [[Grand Theft Auto 2]], the top-down environment resulted in restricted height of buildings, lowering the possibility of such fatalities; with a full health, the player may fall roughly four times from a moderately high ramp before dying.


By [[Grand Theft Auto III]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]], the player is allowed to access rooftops of multistory buildings and skyscrapers, but the player's resilience to damage by falling in both games is increased to a level where it is possible to unrealistically survive jumps off even the tallest skyscrapers, with only a lost of roughly 40 to 60 health points. A lack of aircraft and ability to [[Bail Out|eject from moving vehicle]] or technical limitations in early GTA games are also factors for the late adoption of the parachute.
By [[Grand Theft Auto III]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]], the player is allowed to access rooftops of multistory buildings and skyscrapers, but the player's resilience to damage by falling in both games is increased to a level where it is possible to unrealistically survive jumps off from a substantial height (i.e. a moderately tall skyscrapers), although death may still be achieved by jumping off the rooftops of the tallest skyscrapers via extraordinary means (such as a third party teleporter or jetpack). A lack of aircraft and ability to [[Bail Out|eject from moving vehicle]] or technical limitations in early GTA games are also factors for the late adoption of the parachute.


== GTA San Andreas ==
== GTA San Andreas ==
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