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The swing glitch is one of the more famous, and humorous, glitches in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. It centres around a playground located in the [[Firefly Projects]] in southeastern [[Broker]], or more specifically the derelict swingsets therein. There are four swingsets, but only two of them are surrounded by sufficient space to allow the player to manoeuvre a decent-sized vehicle into position, the most popular method of exploiting the glitch.
The swing glitch is one of the more famous, and humorous, glitches in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. It centres around a playground located in the [[Firefly Projects]] in southeastern [[Broker]], or more specifically the derelict swingsets therein. There are four such swingsets, but only two of them are surrounded by sufficient space to allow the player to manoeuvre a decent-sized vehicle into position, the most popular method of exploiting the glitch.


If the player presses up against the swings in a vehicle then it will often be flung, with little or no warning, an incredible distance through the air; it is not uncommon for flying vehicles to reach or even clear Outlook Park to the west. The end result of vehicular flight is almost always catastrophic bodywork damage, although frequently the engine is left running. This enables the player to cruise away in their ruined vehicle, provided they were not catapulted through the windshield upon launch; this often depends on the initial orientation of the car.
If the player presses up against the swings in a vehicle then it will often be flung, with little or no warning, an incredible distance through the air; it is not uncommon for flying vehicles to reach or even clear Outlook Park to the west. The end result of vehicular flight is almost always catastrophic bodywork damage, although frequently the engine is left running. This enables the player to cruise away in their ruined vehicle, provided they were not catapulted through the windshield upon launch; this often depends on the initial orientation of the car.


As well as flinging vehicles, the swings have also been known to hurl players on foot who hang from or brush up against them. Although amusing, this is all but guaranteed to result in death.<ref name="swing glitch">''[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5uUbrgapJ8 GTA IV "Swing Glitch"]'' on Youtube.</ref>
As well as flinging vehicles, the swings have also been known to hurl players on foot who hang from or brush up against them. Although amusing, this is all but guaranteed to result in death.<ref name="swing glitch">''[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5uUbrgapJ8 GTA IV "Swing Glitch"]'' on Youtube.</ref>

Revision as of 16:00, 26 February 2009

The swing glitch is one of the more famous, and humorous, glitches in Grand Theft Auto IV. It centres around a playground located in the Firefly Projects in southeastern Broker, or more specifically the derelict swingsets therein. There are four such swingsets, but only two of them are surrounded by sufficient space to allow the player to manoeuvre a decent-sized vehicle into position, the most popular method of exploiting the glitch.

If the player presses up against the swings in a vehicle then it will often be flung, with little or no warning, an incredible distance through the air; it is not uncommon for flying vehicles to reach or even clear Outlook Park to the west. The end result of vehicular flight is almost always catastrophic bodywork damage, although frequently the engine is left running. This enables the player to cruise away in their ruined vehicle, provided they were not catapulted through the windshield upon launch; this often depends on the initial orientation of the car.

As well as flinging vehicles, the swings have also been known to hurl players on foot who hang from or brush up against them. Although amusing, this is all but guaranteed to result in death.[1]