(SA) - Jump over the church?

Hi guys.

In Los Santos, a few streets north of the Johnson House, there is a
large church with a triangular roof, with a ramp just to the west of it
that angles itself towards the church in a little alley/lane way. So
CJ should be able to launch himself off this ramp and jump over the
church right? But how? I've tried bikes and fast cars, starting my
run off from as far back as the top of the hill near the bike corona
playground, but I can never jump over the church. It's just too high.
Can it be done?

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adrian.swiatkowski DeleteThis @gmail.com wrote:

> Hi guys.
>
> In Los Santos, a few streets north of the Johnson House, there is a
> large church with a triangular roof, with a ramp just to the west of it
> that angles itself towards the church in a little alley/lane way. So
> CJ should be able to launch himself off this ramp and jump over the
> church right? But how? I've tried bikes and fast cars, starting my
> run off from as far back as the top of the hill near the bike corona
> playground, but I can never jump over the church. It's just too high.
> Can it be done?

Pretty sure it can. Just like in GTAIII and VC I tried going off every
piece of angled land, ramp, stack of crates, anything that might be a
unique jump.

SA was the same, but because of the size it took absolutely *ages*. The
first time I played through the game I didn't know that the unique
jumps don't count for 100%, so didn't get round to doing any of them
until Las Venturas was open.

Try it on an FCR-900 or an NRG-500 motorbike, and remember to push the
stick slightly forward to duck CJ's head. If that fails, try using a
Infernus or Turismo with nitrous (Definitely helped me on a few jumps).


Cheers,
Rob
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