Part 3 of High Risk Stunts is finally complete. Commenting on this forum made me realise I need to increase the difficulty. Rainbow recommended smaller tunnels (namely the train track in sandy shores) so I hit those. I was also inspired to do motorbike stunts again after "Ignitor" which I haven't done since GTA IV. I apologise for using the same motorbike and car spots as before but I have given credit in the description and I really liked these stunts. Hope you guys enjoy!


Part 3:
GTA V High Risk Stunts Ep.3
Part 2:
GTA V High Risk Stunts Ep. 2
Part 1:
GTA V High Risk Stunts - Ep 1

Thanks for the comment s[a1]nt NM, I can now post videos

Vid speaks for itself, feel free to leave comments and tips!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdgoPQMN-yc

Don't know how to do embedded video guys Sorry

I hope this is how everyone is asking for me to reply ( I have no idea, never put any input in a forum before lol)

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Small tip in the beginning, you can do all of the above posts in one post. Avoid double, triple or even quadriple posting like you did there is an edit button 

About tunnels, there is an easy train tunnel like a few centimeters south east of trevor's house on the map. It has a slight curve but it only took me 15 minutes to fly through (not upside down just regular). Yea I tried the first tunnel, took me two tries to do. Doing it twice in a row like you will take me a few more tries I think.  You should check this:
[GTA SA] Viper tunnels
GTA V might be a bit harder because of the turbulence with flying but the same stuff is possible. Think big 
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Thanks mate just what I needed, I will have a search for that. Two tries is incredible, you are probably a lot better than me at it. Brilliant vid, is this your youtube channel? GTA V turbulence isn't too bad once you have maxed out flying.

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Tell me about it... The stunters in this community basically sacrifice their free time on the PC, stunting in the old GTA games for hours to execute a stunt (some times it take months for some stunts) and all we get is barely 1000 views on youtube and support from other stunters in the community. My point is that the feedback, after all these months of working on the video, then the editor recording everything and editing it, is not worth it, when you have some guys in YouTube as you said that make a first try 5 minute video of driving a car and get 20 times more views than us. But on the other hand it's really satisfying when you land something you've been trying for a long long time, and if you stay in this place and stunt with us you'll know the feeling 

Also, learn to use the "edit" button on your posts, multiple posting looks dumb 
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Replying like this is long, I have a feeling I am doing it wrong yet again
Ah that's a shame, I didn't realised I was in a good position compared to others. We are still growing atm but if you were to all submit me clips once we are larger I could do a community vid for you. And yes that feeling of doing something really complex is amazing!

Nice video. The stunts weren't particularly hard but the video was put together nicely. I didn't like the first person camera angles as it made it less enjoyable to watch and the stunts easier.

Appreciate the comment, I have a feeling I am surrounded by much more skilled players. I will use third person now but it doesnt feel right. What is the hardest stunt you have seen on GTA V, I would like to try it