Involuntary Ejection - Revision history

Rage1651 at 22:57, 29 April 2015

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	Motorcycles were missing from [[Grand Theft Auto 2]] and [[Grand Theft Auto III]], but subsequently appeared in every GTA game from [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] onwards, with the exception of [[Grand Theft Auto Advance]]; they continued to feature involuntary dismounts.		Motorcycles were missing from [[Grand Theft Auto 2]] and [[Grand Theft Auto III]], but subsequently appeared in every GTA game from [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] onwards, with the exception of [[Grand Theft Auto Advance]]; they continued to feature involuntary dismounts.

	[[File:InvoluntaryEjection-GTAVC-motorbike.jpg\|right\|thumb\|280px\|~~The player~~ being ejected from a [[Freeway]] in GTA Vice City.]]		[[File:InvoluntaryEjection-GTAVC-motorbike.jpg\|right\|thumb\|280px\|[[Tommy Vercetti]] being ejected from a [[Freeway]] after having crashed into a [[Phoenix]] in GTA Vice City.]]

	In GTA Vice City, more conditions for a dismount were added; in addition to impacts with vehicles and buildings, the player can also be thrown off when leaning the bike too far back during a wheelie, too far forward during a stoppie, or while the motorcycle is rolling backwards over a certain speed. This remained unchanged in GTA games which recycled GTA Vice City's game engine ([[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories\|GTA Liberty City Stories]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories\|GTA Vice City Stories]]).		In GTA Vice City, more conditions for a dismount were added; in addition to impacts with vehicles and buildings, the player can also be thrown off when leaning the bike too far back during a wheelie, too far forward during a stoppie, or while the motorcycle is rolling backwards over a certain speed. This remained unchanged in GTA games which recycled GTA Vice City's game engine ([[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories\|GTA Liberty City Stories]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories\|GTA Vice City Stories]]).
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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[Bail Out~~\|Bail out~~]], a voluntary ejection from a vehicle.		* [[Bail Out]], a voluntary ejection from a vehicle.

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	[[Category:Features in GTA Chinatown Wars]]		[[Category:Features in GTA Chinatown Wars]]
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Rage1651 at 22:53, 29 April 2015

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	[[File:Dismounts-GTA1.png\|thumb\|330px\|The player and an NPC driver dismounted from their motorbikes in [[Grand Theft Auto 1\|GTA 1]], as a result of a head-on collision.]]		[[File:Dismounts-GTA1.png\|thumb\|330px\|The player and an NPC driver dismounted from their motorbikes in [[Grand Theft Auto 1\|GTA 1]], as a result of a head-on collision.]]

	An '''involuntary ejection''' is an occurrence in the [[Grand Theft Auto]] series when the player or an NPC is involuntarily thrown off or out of a [[vehicle]], commonly as result of a collision.		An '''involuntary ejection''' is an occurrence in the [[Grand Theft Auto]] series when the player or an NPC is involuntarily thrown off or out of a [[vehicle]], commonly as result of a collision.

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	In [[Grand Theft Auto 1]], the player will be thrown forward from their [[motorcycle]] if they collide with vehicles past a certain speed. This feature offsets the motorcycles' superior maneuverability and nimble nature, and discourage recklessness. Players lose health when thrown.		In [[Grand Theft Auto 1]], the player will be thrown forward from their [[motorcycle]] if they collide with vehicles past a certain speed. This feature offsets the motorcycles' superior maneuverability and nimble nature, and discourage recklessness. Players lose health when thrown.

	=== GTA Vice City — GTA ~~Chinatown Wars~~ ===		=== GTA Vice City — GTA V ===
	Motorcycles were missing from [[Grand Theft Auto 2]] and [[Grand Theft Auto III]], but subsequently appeared in every GTA game from [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] onwards, with the exception of [[Grand Theft Auto Advance]]; they continued to feature involuntary dismounts.		Motorcycles were missing from [[Grand Theft Auto 2]] and [[Grand Theft Auto III]], but subsequently appeared in every GTA game from [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] onwards, with the exception of [[Grand Theft Auto Advance]]; they continued to feature involuntary dismounts.

	[[File:InvoluntaryEjection-GTAVC-motorbike.jpg\|right\|thumb\|280px\|The player being ejected from a [[Freeway]] in GTA Vice City.]]		[[File:InvoluntaryEjection-GTAVC-motorbike.jpg\|right\|thumb\|280px\|The player being ejected from a [[Freeway]] in GTA Vice City.]]

	In GTA Vice City, more conditions for a dismount were added; in addition to impacts with vehicles and buildings, the player can also be thrown off when leaning the bike too far back during a wheelie, too far forward during a stoppie, or while the motorcycle is rolling backwards over a certain speed. This remained unchanged in GTA games which recycled GTA Vice City's game engine (GTA Liberty City Stories and GTA Vice City Stories).		In GTA Vice City, more conditions for a dismount were added; in addition to impacts with vehicles and buildings, the player can also be thrown off when leaning the bike too far back during a wheelie, too far forward during a stoppie, or while the motorcycle is rolling backwards over a certain speed. This remained unchanged in GTA games which recycled GTA Vice City's game engine ([[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories\|GTA Liberty City Stories]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories\|GTA Vice City Stories]]).

			[[Bicycles]], which debuted in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas\|GTA San Andreas]], are particularly vulnerable — unlike motorcycles, hitting pedestrians full on with a bicycle may also throw the player from the bike. Improved bike and cycling [[statistics]] improve the player's ability to hold onto a motorbike or bicycle during low-impact collisions, or while rolling backwards.

	[[~~Bicycles~~]], ~~which debuted in~~ GTA ~~San Andreas~~, ~~are particularly vulnerable — unlike motorcycles, hitting pedestrians full on with~~ a ~~bicycle~~ may ~~also throw~~ the player ~~from the~~ bike. ~~Improved bike~~ and ~~cycling~~ [[~~statistics~~]] ~~improve~~ the ~~player's ability to hold onto~~ a ~~motorbike or bicycle during low~~-~~impact collisions~~, ~~or while rolling backwards~~.		[[Grand Theft Auto IV]] continues to apply the same set of rules with regards to motorcycle dismounts, this time using [[Euphoria]] animations after players are thrown from their bike; this makes it difficult to predict the degree of injury the player may sustain. In GTA IV's single player, even a minor to moderate collision may propel the player off their bike; susceptibility to dismounts is adjusted, however, in GTA IV's episode, [[The Lost and Damned]]. As [[Johnny Klebitz\|the protagonist]] in The Lost and Damned is more accustomed to motorcycles than [[Niko Bellic]], the risk of him being thrown off a bike is much lower. Multiplayer modes in all GTA IV-based games typically minimizes chances for player dismounts, in order to let the player focus more on the game and less on the consequences of driving.

	[[Grand Theft Auto ~~IV]] continues to apply the same set of rules with regards to motorcycle dismounts, this time using [[Euphoria\|Euphoria animations~~]] ~~after players are thrown from their bike; this makes it difficult to predict the degree of injury the player may sustain. In GTA IV~~'s ~~single player, even a minor to moderate collision may propel the player off their bike; susceptibility to dismounts~~ is ~~adjusted, however, in GTA IV's episode, [[The Lost and Damned]]. As [[Johnny Klebitz\|~~the ~~protagonist]] in The Lost and Damned is more accustomed to motorcycles than [[Niko Bellic]], the risk of him being thrown off a bike is much lower. Multiplayer modes in all~~ GTA IV~~-based games typically minimizes chances for player dismounts, in order to let the player focus more on the game and less on the consequences of driving~~.		[[Grand Theft Auto V]]'s Involuntary Ejection system involving motorcycles is around the same as GTA IV.

	== Cars and aircraft ==		== Cars and aircraft ==
	[[Image:Involuntary ejection (GTA4) (car).jpg\|thumb\|400px\|[[Niko Bellic]] having been ejected through the windshield of an [[Oracle]] after a high-speed collision with a lamppost.]]		[[Image:Involuntary ejection (GTA4) (car).jpg\|thumb\|400px\|[[Niko Bellic]] having been ejected through the windshield of an [[Oracle]] after a high-speed collision with a lamppost.]]
			Involuntary ejections from a car or aircraft is a feature introduced later in the series, in Grand Theft Auto IV and [[GTA IV Episodes\|its episodes]], as well as Grand Theft Auto V. If the player is traveling at a high speed and smash head-on into an object or vehicle (particularly an immobile one) head on, there is a chance they will be ejected through the windshield. The windshield then will shatter as the player is flung forward out of the vehicle, from which point [[Euphoria]]-powered ragdoll game mechanics causes the player to roll and bump to a stop, inflicting damage with each impact. The feature also applies to the game's helicopters. It can be assumed that the protagonist may not wear a seat belt, at least on certain occasions, resulting in the tendency for him to be thrown out.

	~~Involuntary ejections~~ from ~~a car or aircraft~~ is ~~a feature introduced later in the series, in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] and~~ [[~~GTA IV Episodes~~\|~~its episodes~~]]. If ~~the~~ player is ~~traveling at a high speed and smash head-on~~ into an ~~object or~~ vehicle (~~particularly an immobile one~~) ~~head on~~, ~~there is a chance they will be ejected through~~ the ~~windshield~~. ~~The windshield then will shatter as~~ the player is ~~flung forward out of the vehicle, from which point [[Euphoria]]-powered ragdoll game mechanics causes~~ the player ~~to roll~~ and ~~bump to a stop~~, ~~inflicting damage with each impact. The feature also applies to~~ the ~~game~~'s ~~helicopters. It can be assumed that the protagonist may~~ not ~~wear a seat belt, at least on certain occasions, resulting in the tendency for him to be thrown out~~.		Although being ejected from the windshield is unlikely to [[Wasted\|kill]] a protagonist with decent health, the player may be thrown into oncoming traffic, risking collisions which will cause major damage. If a player is ejected straight into an oncoming vehicle (especially in places where traffic moves fast, such as a highway), the player risks being killed. Like dismounts in GTA IV, the effects of such an ejection can be catastrophic if the player is low on health. If the player is wearing a helmet on a motorcycle and they are ejected, impacts on the player's head will not cause damage.

	~~Although being ejected from the windshield is unlikely to kill~~ a ~~protagonist with decent health,~~ the ~~player may be thrown~~ into ~~oncoming traffic~~, ~~risking collisions which will cause major damage. If a~~ player is ejected ~~straight into an oncoming vehicle (especially in places where traffic moves fast, such as a highway), the player risks being killed~~. ~~Like dismounts in GTA IV, the effects of such an ejection~~ can be ~~catastrophic if~~ the player ~~is low~~ on ~~health~~. If the ~~player is wearing a helmet on a motorcycle and they~~ are ~~ejected~~, ~~impacts on the player's head will not cause damage~~.		[[NPC]]s also has a chance of ejecting out of the vehicle when colliding into objects head-on, similar in effect to when the player is ejected. This event can be achieved readily by the player by driving head-on into NPC traffic with enough force. High priority NPCs spawned by the script are scripted to not be affected by involuntary ejection, so there is no worry about causing involuntary deaths of important characters.

	~~[[NPC]]s also~~ has ~~a chance of ejecting out of the vehicle when colliding into objects head-on~~, ~~similar in effect to~~ when the player is ejected. This event can be achieved readily by the player by driving head-on into NPC traffic with enough force. High priority NPCs spawned by the script are scripted to not be affected by involuntary ejection, ~~so there is no worry about causing involuntary deaths of important characters~~.		In GTA V, sometimes, even if the player has full health, when they suffer an involuntary ejection from their car, they can get killed instantly.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

ZS at 20:26, 16 April 2012

2012-04-16T20:26:25Z

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	In GTA Vice City, more conditions for a dismount were added; in addition to impacts with vehicles and buildings, the player can also be thrown off when leaning the bike too far back during a wheelie, too far forward during a stoppie, or while the motorcycle is rolling backwards over a certain speed. This remained unchanged in GTA games which recycled GTA Vice City's game engine (GTA Liberty City Stories and GTA Vice City Stories).		In GTA Vice City, more conditions for a dismount were added; in addition to impacts with vehicles and buildings, the player can also be thrown off when leaning the bike too far back during a wheelie, too far forward during a stoppie, or while the motorcycle is rolling backwards over a certain speed. This remained unchanged in GTA games which recycled GTA Vice City's game engine (GTA Liberty City Stories and GTA Vice City Stories).

	[[Bicycles]], which debuted in GTA San Andreas, are particularly vulnerable — unlike motorcycles, hitting pedestrians full ~~one~~ with a bicycle ~~will~~ throw the player from the bike. Improved bike and cycling [[statistics]] improve the player's ability to hold onto a motorbike or bicycle during low-impact collisions, or while rolling backwards.		[[Bicycles]], which debuted in GTA San Andreas, are particularly vulnerable — unlike motorcycles, hitting pedestrians full on with a bicycle may also throw the player from the bike. Improved bike and cycling [[statistics]] improve the player's ability to hold onto a motorbike or bicycle during low-impact collisions, or while rolling backwards.

	[[Grand Theft Auto IV]] continues to apply the same set of rules with regards to motorcycle dismounts, this time using [[Euphoria\|Euphoria animations]] after players are thrown from their bike; this makes it difficult to predict the degree of injury the player may sustain. In GTA IV's single player, even a minor to moderate collision may propel the player off their bike; susceptibility to dismounts is adjusted, however, in GTA IV's episode, [[The Lost and Damned]]. As [[Johnny Klebitz\|the protagonist]] in The Lost and Damned is more accustomed to motorcycles than [[Niko Bellic]], the risk of him being thrown off a bike is much lower. Multiplayer modes in all GTA IV-based games typically minimizes chances for player dismounts, in order to let the player focus more on the game and less on the consequences of driving.		[[Grand Theft Auto IV]] continues to apply the same set of rules with regards to motorcycle dismounts, this time using [[Euphoria\|Euphoria animations]] after players are thrown from their bike; this makes it difficult to predict the degree of injury the player may sustain. In GTA IV's single player, even a minor to moderate collision may propel the player off their bike; susceptibility to dismounts is adjusted, however, in GTA IV's episode, [[The Lost and Damned]]. As [[Johnny Klebitz\|the protagonist]] in The Lost and Damned is more accustomed to motorcycles than [[Niko Bellic]], the risk of him being thrown off a bike is much lower. Multiplayer modes in all GTA IV-based games typically minimizes chances for player dismounts, in order to let the player focus more on the game and less on the consequences of driving.
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	[[Image:Involuntary ejection (GTA4) (car).jpg\|thumb\|400px\|[[Niko Bellic]] having been ejected through the windshield of an [[Oracle]] after a high-speed collision with a lamppost.]]		[[Image:Involuntary ejection (GTA4) (car).jpg\|thumb\|400px\|[[Niko Bellic]] having been ejected through the windshield of an [[Oracle]] after a high-speed collision with a lamppost.]]

	Involuntary ejections from a car or aircraft is a feature introduced later in the series, in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] and [[GTA IV Episodes\|its episodes]]. If the player is traveling at a high speed and smash head-on into an object or vehicle (particularly an immobile one) head on, there is a chance they will be ejected through the windshield. The windshield then will shatter as the player is flung forward out of the vehicle, from which point ~~the~~ [[Euphoria]] ~~animations~~ causes the player to roll and bump to a stop, inflicting damage with each impact. The feature also applies to the game's helicopters. It can be assumed that the protagonist may not wear a seat belt, at least on certain occasions, resulting in the tendency for him to be thrown out.		Involuntary ejections from a car or aircraft is a feature introduced later in the series, in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] and [[GTA IV Episodes\|its episodes]]. If the player is traveling at a high speed and smash head-on into an object or vehicle (particularly an immobile one) head on, there is a chance they will be ejected through the windshield. The windshield then will shatter as the player is flung forward out of the vehicle, from which point [[Euphoria]]-powered ragdoll game mechanics causes the player to roll and bump to a stop, inflicting damage with each impact. The feature also applies to the game's helicopters. It can be assumed that the protagonist may not wear a seat belt, at least on certain occasions, resulting in the tendency for him to be thrown out.

	Although being ejected from the windshield is unlikely to kill a protagonist with decent health, the player may be thrown into oncoming traffic, risking collisions which will cause major damage. If a player is ejected straight into an oncoming vehicle (especially in places where traffic moves fast, such as a highway), the player risks being killed. Like dismounts in GTA IV, the effects of such an ejection can be catastrophic if the player is low on health. If the player is wearing a helmet on a motorcycle and they are ejected, impacts on the player's head will not cause damage.		Although being ejected from the windshield is unlikely to kill a protagonist with decent health, the player may be thrown into oncoming traffic, risking collisions which will cause major damage. If a player is ejected straight into an oncoming vehicle (especially in places where traffic moves fast, such as a highway), the player risks being killed. Like dismounts in GTA IV, the effects of such an ejection can be catastrophic if the player is low on health. If the player is wearing a helmet on a motorcycle and they are ejected, impacts on the player's head will not cause damage.

Spaceeinstein: rewriting NPC ejection; Euphoria = alive, ragdoll = dead

2011-09-21T06:32:18Z

rewriting NPC ejection; Euphoria = alive, ragdoll = dead

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	[[Bicycles]], which debuted in GTA San Andreas, are particularly vulnerable — unlike motorcycles, hitting pedestrians full one with a bicycle will throw the player from the bike. Improved bike and cycling [[statistics]] improve the player's ability to hold onto a motorbike or bicycle during low-impact collisions, or while rolling backwards.		[[Bicycles]], which debuted in GTA San Andreas, are particularly vulnerable — unlike motorcycles, hitting pedestrians full one with a bicycle will throw the player from the bike. Improved bike and cycling [[statistics]] improve the player's ability to hold onto a motorbike or bicycle during low-impact collisions, or while rolling backwards.

	[[Grand Theft Auto IV]] continues to apply the same set of rules with regards to motorcycle dismounts, this time using [[~~Ragdoll Physics~~\|~~ragdoll physics~~]] after players are thrown from their bike; this makes it difficult to predict the degree of injury the player may sustain. In GTA IV's single player, even a minor to moderate collision may propel the player off their bike; susceptibility to dismounts is adjusted, however, in GTA IV's ~~DLC~~, [[The Lost and Damned]]. As [[Johnny Klebitz\|the protagonist]] in ~~TLAD~~ is more accustomed to motorcycles than [[Niko Bellic]], the risk of him being thrown off a bike is much lower. Multiplayer modes in all GTA IV-based games typically minimizes chances for player dismounts, in order to let the player focus more on the game and less on the driving.		[[Grand Theft Auto IV]] continues to apply the same set of rules with regards to motorcycle dismounts, this time using [[Euphoria\|Euphoria animations]] after players are thrown from their bike; this makes it difficult to predict the degree of injury the player may sustain. In GTA IV's single player, even a minor to moderate collision may propel the player off their bike; susceptibility to dismounts is adjusted, however, in GTA IV's episode, [[The Lost and Damned]]. As [[Johnny Klebitz\|the protagonist]] in The Lost and Damned is more accustomed to motorcycles than [[Niko Bellic]], the risk of him being thrown off a bike is much lower. Multiplayer modes in all GTA IV-based games typically minimizes chances for player dismounts, in order to let the player focus more on the game and less on the consequences of driving.

	== Cars and aircraft ==		== Cars and aircraft ==
	[[Image:Involuntary ejection (GTA4) (car).jpg\|thumb\|400px\|[[Niko Bellic]] having been ejected through the windshield of an [[Oracle]] after a high-speed collision with a lamppost.]]		[[Image:Involuntary ejection (GTA4) (car).jpg\|thumb\|400px\|[[Niko Bellic]] having been ejected through the windshield of an [[Oracle]] after a high-speed collision with a lamppost.]]

	Involuntary ejections from a car or aircraft is a feature introduced later in the series, ~~with~~ [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. If the player is traveling at a high speed and ~~they~~ smash into an object or vehicle (particularly an immobile one) head on, there is a chance they will be ~~propelled~~ through the windshield. ~~If a player is ejected through the windshield, the~~ windshield will shatter as the player is flung forward out of the vehicle, from which point ~~GTA IV's physics engine sends~~ the ~~player's~~ [[~~Ragdoll Physics\|ragdoll~~]] ~~rolling~~ and ~~bumping~~ to a stop, inflicting damage with each impact. The feature also applies to the game's helicopters. It can be assumed that the protagonist may not wear a seat belt, at least on certain occasions, resulting in the tendency for him to be thrown out.		Involuntary ejections from a car or aircraft is a feature introduced later in the series, in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] and [[GTA IV Episodes\|its episodes]]. If the player is traveling at a high speed and smash head-on into an object or vehicle (particularly an immobile one) head on, there is a chance they will be ejected through the windshield. The windshield then will shatter as the player is flung forward out of the vehicle, from which point the [[Euphoria]] animations causes the player to roll and bump to a stop, inflicting damage with each impact. The feature also applies to the game's helicopters. It can be assumed that the protagonist may not wear a seat belt, at least on certain occasions, resulting in the tendency for him to be thrown out.

	Although being ejected from the windshield is unlikely to kill a protagonist in decent health, the player may be thrown into oncoming traffic, risking collisions which will cause major damage. If a player is ejected straight into an oncoming vehicle (especially in places where traffic moves fast, such as a highway), the player risks being killed. Like dismounts in GTA IV, the effects of such an ejection can be catastrophic if the player is low on health. If the player is wearing a helmet on a motorcycle and they are ejected, impacts on the player's head will not cause damage.		Although being ejected from the windshield is unlikely to kill a protagonist with decent health, the player may be thrown into oncoming traffic, risking collisions which will cause major damage. If a player is ejected straight into an oncoming vehicle (especially in places where traffic moves fast, such as a highway), the player risks being killed. Like dismounts in GTA IV, the effects of such an ejection can be catastrophic if the player is low on health. If the player is wearing a helmet on a motorcycle and they are ejected, impacts on the player's head will not cause damage.

	~~If the player hits a~~ [[NPC]] vehicle head-on ~~at a high enough speed~~ in ~~a large enough vehicle then~~ the player ~~may kill~~ the ~~NPC from the crash (in which they will slump down in their car seat dead), set the vehicle~~ on ~~fire (causing the~~ NPC ~~to exit the vehicle writhing in flames) or eject the NPC through the windshield of their vehicle~~. ~~Ejecting an NPC requires both vehicles moving and a heavy vehicle being used~~ by the ~~player (eg. an SUV). A vehicle being set on fire~~ by ~~a collision can usually only be achieved through the use~~ of ~~an [[APC]]~~.		[[NPC]]s also has a chance of ejecting out of the vehicle when colliding into objects head-on, similar in effect to when the player is ejected. This event can be achieved readily by the player by driving head-on into NPC traffic with enough force. High priority NPCs spawned by the script are scripted to not be affected by involuntary ejection, so there is no worry about causing involuntary deaths of important characters.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

ZS at 12:01, 4 June 2011

2011-06-04T12:01:58Z

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[Bail Out\|Bail out]], a voluntary ejection from a vehicle.		* [[Bail Out\|Bail out]], a voluntary ejection from a vehicle.
	~~== Trivia ==~~
	[[Category:Vehicles]]		[[Category:Vehicles]]
	[[Category:Gameplay]]		[[Category:Gameplay]]

ZS: /* Cars and aircraft */

2011-06-04T11:42:10Z

Cars and aircraft

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	Although being ejected from the windshield is unlikely to kill a protagonist in decent health, the player may be thrown into oncoming traffic, risking collisions which will cause major damage. If a player is ejected straight into an oncoming vehicle (especially in places where traffic moves fast, such as a highway), the player risks being killed. Like dismounts in GTA IV, the effects of such an ejection can be catastrophic if the player is low on health. If the player is wearing a helmet on a motorcycle and they are ejected, impacts on the player's head will not cause damage.		Although being ejected from the windshield is unlikely to kill a protagonist in decent health, the player may be thrown into oncoming traffic, risking collisions which will cause major damage. If a player is ejected straight into an oncoming vehicle (especially in places where traffic moves fast, such as a highway), the player risks being killed. Like dismounts in GTA IV, the effects of such an ejection can be catastrophic if the player is low on health. If the player is wearing a helmet on a motorcycle and they are ejected, impacts on the player's head will not cause damage.

	If the player hits a [[NPC]] vehicle head-on at a high enough speed in a large enough vehicle then the player may kill the NPC from the crash (in which they will slump down in their car seat dead), set the vehicle on fire (causing the NPC to exit the vehicle writhing in flames) or eject the NPC through the windshield of their vehicle. Ejecting an NPC requires both vehicles moving and a heavy vehicle being used by the player (eg. an SUV). A vehicle being set on fire by a ~~collusion~~ can usually only be achieved through the use of an [[APC]].		If the player hits a [[NPC]] vehicle head-on at a high enough speed in a large enough vehicle then the player may kill the NPC from the crash (in which they will slump down in their car seat dead), set the vehicle on fire (causing the NPC to exit the vehicle writhing in flames) or eject the NPC through the windshield of their vehicle. Ejecting an NPC requires both vehicles moving and a heavy vehicle being used by the player (eg. an SUV). A vehicle being set on fire by a collision can usually only be achieved through the use of an [[APC]].

	== See also ==		== See also ==

Chimpso: Additional info.

2011-04-25T11:44:08Z

Additional info.

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	Although being ejected from the windshield is unlikely to kill a protagonist in decent health, the player may be thrown into oncoming traffic, risking collisions which will cause major damage. If a player is ejected straight into an oncoming vehicle (especially in places where traffic moves fast, such as a highway), the player risks being killed. Like dismounts in GTA IV, the effects of such an ejection can be catastrophic if the player is low on health. If the player is wearing a helmet on a motorcycle and they are ejected, impacts on the player's head will not cause damage.		Although being ejected from the windshield is unlikely to kill a protagonist in decent health, the player may be thrown into oncoming traffic, risking collisions which will cause major damage. If a player is ejected straight into an oncoming vehicle (especially in places where traffic moves fast, such as a highway), the player risks being killed. Like dismounts in GTA IV, the effects of such an ejection can be catastrophic if the player is low on health. If the player is wearing a helmet on a motorcycle and they are ejected, impacts on the player's head will not cause damage.

	If the player hits a [[NPC]] vehicle head-on at a high enough speed in a large enough vehicle then the player may kill the NPC from the crash (in which they will slump down in their car seat dead), set the vehicle on fire (causing the NPC to exit the vehicle writhing in flames) or eject the NPC through the windshield of their vehicle.		If the player hits a [[NPC]] vehicle head-on at a high enough speed in a large enough vehicle then the player may kill the NPC from the crash (in which they will slump down in their car seat dead), set the vehicle on fire (causing the NPC to exit the vehicle writhing in flames) or eject the NPC through the windshield of their vehicle. Ejecting an NPC requires both vehicles moving and a heavy vehicle being used by the player (eg. an SUV). A vehicle being set on fire by a collusion can usually only be achieved through the use of an [[APC]].

	== See also ==		== See also ==

LibertyistheKey: Trivia

2011-03-08T21:51:02Z

Trivia

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[Bail Out\|Bail out]], a voluntary ejection from a vehicle.		* [[Bail Out\|Bail out]], a voluntary ejection from a vehicle.
			== Trivia ==
	[[Category:Vehicles]]		[[Category:Vehicles]]
	[[Category:Gameplay]]		[[Category:Gameplay]]

Spaceeinstein: Reverted edits by Tyrone Johnston (talk) to last revision by Spaceeinstein

2011-02-05T13:51:02Z

Reverted edits by Tyrone Johnston (talk) to last revision by Spaceeinstein

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	~~{{cleanup\|}}~~[[File:Dismounts-GTA1.png\|thumb\|330px\|The player and an NPC driver dismounted from their motorbikes in [[Grand Theft Auto 1\|GTA 1]], as a result of a head-on collision.]]		[[File:Dismounts-GTA1.png\|thumb\|330px\|The player and an NPC driver dismounted from their motorbikes in [[Grand Theft Auto 1\|GTA 1]], as a result of a head-on collision.]]

	An '''involuntary ~~ejaculation~~''' is an occurrence in the [[Grand Theft Auto]] series when the player or an NPC is involuntarily thrown off or out of a [[vehicle]], commonly as result of a collision.		An '''involuntary ejection''' is an occurrence in the [[Grand Theft Auto]] series when the player or an NPC is involuntarily thrown off or out of a [[vehicle]], commonly as result of a collision.

	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; hitting any NPC's vehicle at a high speed with a large vehicle may also result in their ~~ejaculation~~.		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; hitting any NPC's vehicle at a high speed with a large vehicle may also result in their ejection.

	== Motorcycles and bicycles ==		== Motorcycles and bicycles ==
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	=== GTA Vice City — GTA Chinatown Wars ===		=== GTA Vice City — GTA Chinatown Wars ===
	Motorcycles were missing from [[Grand Theft Auto 2]] and [[Grand Theft Auto III]], but subsequently appeared in every GTA game from [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] onwards, with the exception of [[Grand Theft Auto Advance]]; they continued to feature involuntary ~~ejaculations~~.		Motorcycles were missing from [[Grand Theft Auto 2]] and [[Grand Theft Auto III]], but subsequently appeared in every GTA game from [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] onwards, with the exception of [[Grand Theft Auto Advance]]; they continued to feature involuntary dismounts.

	[[File:InvoluntaryEjection-GTAVC-motorbike.jpg\|right\|thumb\|280px\|The player being ejected from a [[Freeway]] in GTA Vice City.]]		[[File:InvoluntaryEjection-GTAVC-motorbike.jpg\|right\|thumb\|280px\|The player being ejected from a [[Freeway]] in GTA Vice City.]]
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	[[Image:Involuntary ejection (GTA4) (car).jpg\|thumb\|400px\|[[Niko Bellic]] having been ejected through the windshield of an [[Oracle]] after a high-speed collision with a lamppost.]]		[[Image:Involuntary ejection (GTA4) (car).jpg\|thumb\|400px\|[[Niko Bellic]] having been ejected through the windshield of an [[Oracle]] after a high-speed collision with a lamppost.]]

	Involuntary ~~ejaculations~~ from a car or aircraft is a feature introduced later in the series, with [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. If the player is traveling at a high speed and they smash into an object or vehicle (particularly an immobile one) head on, there is a chance they will be propelled through the windshield. If a player is ejected through the windshield, the windshield will shatter as the player is flung forward out of the vehicle, from which point GTA IV's physics engine sends the player's [[Ragdoll Physics\|ragdoll]] rolling and bumping to a stop, inflicting damage with each impact. The feature also applies to the game's helicopters. It can be assumed that the protagonist may not wear a seat belt, at least on certain occasions, resulting in the tendency for him to be thrown out.		Involuntary ejections from a car or aircraft is a feature introduced later in the series, with [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. If the player is traveling at a high speed and they smash into an object or vehicle (particularly an immobile one) head on, there is a chance they will be propelled through the windshield. If a player is ejected through the windshield, the windshield will shatter as the player is flung forward out of the vehicle, from which point GTA IV's physics engine sends the player's [[Ragdoll Physics\|ragdoll]] rolling and bumping to a stop, inflicting damage with each impact. The feature also applies to the game's helicopters. It can be assumed that the protagonist may not wear a seat belt, at least on certain occasions, resulting in the tendency for him to be thrown out.

	Although being ejected from the windshield is unlikely to kill a protagonist in decent health, the player may be thrown into oncoming traffic, risking collisions which will cause major damage. If a player is ejected straight into an oncoming vehicle (especially in places where traffic moves fast, such as a highway), the player risks being killed. Like dismounts in GTA IV, the effects of such an ejection can be catastrophic if the player is low on health. If the player is wearing a helmet on a motorcycle and they are ejected, impacts on the player's head will not cause damage.		Although being ejected from the windshield is unlikely to kill a protagonist in decent health, the player may be thrown into oncoming traffic, risking collisions which will cause major damage. If a player is ejected straight into an oncoming vehicle (especially in places where traffic moves fast, such as a highway), the player risks being killed. Like dismounts in GTA IV, the effects of such an ejection can be catastrophic if the player is low on health. If the player is wearing a helmet on a motorcycle and they are ejected, impacts on the player's head will not cause damage.
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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[Bail Out\|Bail out]], a voluntary ~~ejaculation~~ from a vehicle.		* [[Bail Out\|Bail out]], a voluntary ejection from a vehicle.

	[[Category:Vehicles]]		[[Category:Vehicles]]

Tyrone Johnston at 07:13, 5 February 2011

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	{{cleanup\|~~reason~~}}[[File:Dismounts-GTA1.png\|thumb\|330px\|The player and an NPC driver dismounted from their motorbikes in [[Grand Theft Auto 1\|GTA 1]], as a result of a head-on collision.]]		{{cleanup\|}}[[File:Dismounts-GTA1.png\|thumb\|330px\|The player and an NPC driver dismounted from their motorbikes in [[Grand Theft Auto 1\|GTA 1]], as a result of a head-on collision.]]

	An '''involuntary ejaculation''' is an occurrence in the [[Grand Theft Auto]] series when the player or an NPC is involuntarily thrown off or out of a [[vehicle]], commonly as result of a collision.		An '''involuntary ejaculation''' is an occurrence in the [[Grand Theft Auto]] series when the player or an NPC is involuntarily thrown off or out of a [[vehicle]], commonly as result of a collision.