Type 2 of the glitch uses satchel charges to kill attackers in a different territory than where they spawned, causing that distant territory to gain Grove Street Families density instead. Each use adds +10 GSF density, and stacking it can make normally uncontrollable areas officially GSF turf that may even come under attack from nearby enemy gangs.
Source: Territory Glitch — CC BY-SA
Full map overview of the territory glitch—shows how GSF density gets shifted around the state.
Glitch pulled off in Richman—swanky turf now flying Grove colors.
CJ sticking satchels on Vagos—setup for the cross-map teleport kill.
Varrio Los Aztecas rolling deep—glitch lets you flip their distant turf instead.
PC zone spreadsheet breaking down the numbers—each +10 GSF stack logged raw.
PS2 spreadsheet matching the PC data—proves the glitch works across both platforms.
SF territory codes on PS2—shows why San Fierro's prime real estate for this exploit.
San Fierro Rifa pushing up—stack the glitch enough and even their turf becomes GSF property.
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