In a 2005 interview, GTA San Andreas developers admitted they were aware that AI planes would crash into buildings because the planes simply fly in straight lines without obstacle detection. They deliberately kept this 'suicidal airplane' behavior in the game because they found it funny.
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The sprawling world of San Andreas, where deranged AI planes can drop out of the sky and pancake into a building at any moment.
A quiet city view, but you never know when a suicidal airplane will decide to make an unscheduled landing.
A classic screenshot proving why you should always keep one eye on the sky—especially with AI pilots on the loose.
The smoking aftermath of suicidal airplane behavior—the devs left this in on purpose because they thought crashes were hilarious.
Another disaster scene courtesy of planes that only know how to fly straight and can't detect a single obstacle.
Gallery memories from San Andreas, when a plane would slam into a building and players learned it wasn't a bug—it was a feature!
GTA San Andreas predicted the 'think of a random object' privacy trick decades before it became a meme.
GTA: San Andreas
Rockstar hid a farming detail so obscure most players never noticed — the harvester actually works on specific fields.
GTA: San Andreas
The 'Drive Thru Confessions' booth in the woods — praying to nothing, or something listening?
GTA: San Andreas
A creepy cult painting hangs in Madd Dogg's mansion — and nobody knows why.
GTA: San Andreas