At the eastern edge of Santa Maria Beach, pedestrians can accidentally spawn on top of a palm tree because its trunk slightly overlaps with the sidewalk's pedestrian pathway node. They immediately walk toward the sidewalk and tumble down, taking only minimal damage from the short fall.
Wide shot of Santa Maria Beach showing the cursed spawn zone where the palm tree meets the sidewalk.
Pedestrian spawned mid-air on the palm trunk, about to take the plunge.
Likely a comparison shot or alternate fall location — Fierro's got its own gravity issues too.
Mid-tumble action shot — pedestrian eating pavement after the short palm tree drop.
Close-up of the infamous Santa Maria palm — sidewalk collision zone where pedestrians get bamboozled.
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