why do ai always swerve in front of you on bridges?

[kipakolonyasi]

this has to have an explanation. i don't think it's a random thing. i have a couple of theories. one of them is the game is programmed in a way so that the cars actually try to swerve to the other line to avoid you when you are coming towards them so fast from behind but the detection system is f*cked so they get confused about which line you are in at the moment. causing the mto swerve right in front of you. other one is if the game detects that if you go past the bridge too fast then it's not going to be able to load the upcoming textures in time, it spawns this bullsh*t in front of you and make them swerve from line to another like motherf*ckers. to make you crash catch its breath and load the upcoming textures fluently. what do you think guys?

[t3h PeNgU1N oF d00m]

It has to do with the trains that run under the bridge. The AI seems to think that the trains are on the same road level that they are.

[Alvarez]

At least it's still better than in GTA 5, where the AI actually wants to crash into you or want you to crash into him, especially on crossings.

[Blastoise1994]

It's like that in San Andreas too, at least GTA United. This is especially bad when testing small, lightweight car mods that flip easily, more than once a Perennial has sideswiped me, agro'd and pushed me off of the Callahan bridge.

Edited May 2, 2014 by Blastoise1994