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Gay Tony Dares You To Jump
As if attack choppers, APCs, and an explosive new arsenal of death dealing weapons didn't add enough chaos, Grand Theft Auto IV: The Ballad of Gay Tony's multiplayer also lets players base jump from nine locations across Liberty City in Free Mode. As demonstrated in the video below, smart players will encourage their friends to beat the high score for distance listed in the Rockstar Social Club, only to blast them out of the sky with rocket launchers as soon as the parachutes open. Mayhem FTW.
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