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Instead of fixing Y coordinate in the mission sources it was easier for them to do something in the game engine??????? 
5000 in GTA SA is out of boundaries and it seems that the mission "Test Drive" is missing a car.
It should be "574.8" and not "5748.0".pic.twitter.com/VZW5NlqELr
Making changes to something that "worked fine" for 15 years you'd want to be *extremely* cautious - what if moving this car results in another issue, like something important blocking, or the car getting stuck and exploding? That said, this case should've been easy to check.
I bet they didn't try to comment that section out.
Sounds like coding to me. Game crashes on mission, nobody knows why. Tired and desperate to fix the issue, they code something in engine level to stop it from happening.
Only later someone spots the typo in the mission scripting. But they can't fix that typo now, because doing so will break the engine level fix, with unknown repercussions.
Hey Vadim, This is actually common in large, old, poorly documented codebases. Better to work around a problem where you know it fails, than fix the problem directly and maybe break 400 workarounds from twenty years ago. It looks bad but this is good practice.
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