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Free Falling

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In all of high building-accessible GTA games, the player automatically dies when he falls from great heights above ground, with the exception of [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], where the player can exploit a glitch. In GTA San Andreas, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, Grand Theft Auto IV and it's episodes, if the player fall into a body of water, he will not die since the protagonist has the ability to swim, regardless of the height the player fell from. However, in Grand Theft Auto V, the player may die from a fall into water if the player jumped from a great height.

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In all of high building-accessible GTA games, the player automatically dies when he falls from great heights above ground, with the exception of [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], where the player can exploit a glitch. In GTA San Andreas, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, Grand Theft Auto IV and it's episodes, if the player fall into a body of water, he will not die since the protagonist has the ability to swim, regardless of the height the player fell from. However, in Grand Theft Auto V, the player may die from a fall into water if the player jumped from a great height. If a player bails out of an aerial vehicle, he can use a parachute in GTA San Andreas, The Ballad of Gay Tony and GTA V. The player can then increase his falling speed by means of diving, or to slow it down, by air resistance. If for an instance, the player removes his parachute, he will fall to death and will be wasted. Because it is a strong physical damage, falling will result your health to decrease completely, even if you are wearing Body Armor, potentially killing you instantly, even at full health (with the exception of GTA San Andreas).