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Car collision with wall causes parked cars inside to phase through in Anaheim (Replicable)
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Bug: Whenever you collide with the wall of this building on the east end of Anaheim at a high speed, 2 or 3 parked cars (that seem to be parked inside) phase through the wall you collided with (and even through the front entrance facing the road). I don't think it's game-breaking, but it is replicable with multiple car classes. I have provided three recordings of this bug.
How I discovered this: Accidentally collided with the building while doing the LA Escape Challenge, but this works in Free Roam too!
How to Replicate:- Pick any fast car, ideally something fast and maneuverable, such as a Hypercar, Street Racer, or Alpha GP
- Head to the two-sided ramp in Anaheim (location in the Alpha GP clip)
- Race down the street, avoiding any vehicles along the way (If you run into a car, just go back to the two-sided ramp, and try again)
- Collide with the white building at the end of the street (where two roads combine into one) and watch the vehicles pop out!
- Race back to the two-sided ramp, and repeat steps 3 and 4 (No reload or teleport needed!)
If you need more video evidence of this bug, let me know and I'll send them, but here are the three main ones!
Hypercar:
Street Racer:
Alpha GP:
Note: These are YouTube links since I don't have permission to send the raw video formats, and screenshots alone won't do the bug justice.
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@epicjulian
I have also been trying to report this problem for months but no one seems to want to listen to everything and due after the introduction of an update that added a very bad artificial intelligence on April 2020. A real shame. All this is making the game unplayable -
@crew-it-kitty-p
Hey there.
This particular issue was reportedly fixed with a previous update. I've responded to your other thread regarding the traffic concerns. If you're able to reproduce this issue mentioned in the thread on the latest version of the game please provide us with a new video demonstrating this and we'll report this to the team for further investigation. Thanks.Official Response
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