Method Jumping on ice

[リンさん]

Do you think it would raise my chances of quick death if I jump from a bridge in winter? The bridge is about 65m tall.

I live in a place with very, very cold winters (can easily get to as low as -35 degrees celsius), so all the rivers get frozen. The ice is quite thick.

Ofc not expecting anyone to have a precise answer due to how many uncertain factors are at play, just wondering if this would be preferred over landing in water.

 

[thebookofdisquiet.]

The bridge is pretty high and I think it'd be just like falling on concrete, so I'd say it's a good idea.

 

[Praestat_Mori]

Landing head first would be an advantage imo.

 

[Worndown]

Best case, you break through. Worst case, the concrete mentioned earlier.

 

[canGrew]

Best case, you break through. Worst case, the concrete mentioned earlier.

Imo the worst case is breaking through then you'll drown right?

 

[Worndown]

Freezing water and stuck under ice will take you out quickly.

 

[Scribbilamarks]

Im pretty sure it would would raise your chances so long as the bridge is a high one

 

[Amidaa]

i don't think it i would be that peaceful if you jump of the bridge and then in to the ice. i have heard that some people have survived from much higher places with a very very bad result to the body. but there is also a change that you just can die before you even hit the ground thats is what i have heard then i would say that is pretty peaceful if you body just shut down before the collision but that percentage that happened is very very low. so i don't think it would be any help maybe reconsider other ways. but i'm also not a export or someone that know a lot about that stuff. anyways best wishes to you no matter the path you take.

 

[リンさん]

i don't think it i would be that peaceful if you jump of the bridge and then in to the ice. i have heard that some people have survived from much higher places with a very very bad result to the body. but there is also a change that you just can die before you even hit the ground thats is what i have heard then i would say that is pretty peaceful if you body just shut down before the collision but that percentage that happened is very very low. so i don't think it would be any help maybe reconsider other ways. but i'm also not a export or someone that know a lot about that stuff. anyways best wishes to you no matter the path you take.

Thank you for the input. I'm considering a variety of CTB ways, jumping is very low on my list. It's more of a "what would happen if" than me actually planning on doing it.

 

[leloyon]

I honestly don't think there is a way this could fail, to be honest. I've heard 150 feet is the baseline for 100% lethal on dry land, and 250 for water, this is in the 200s so it should be good. Landing on the ice means you're landing on solid ground, if it breaks and you somehow didn't die (which I can't see happening, but let's pretend it somehow did) you may even get cut by the ice, and in any case you'll be stuck in freezing water which would make you unable to move and cause you to drown, provided the blunt force trauma of landing on ice from 200+ feet didn't render you unable to move and severely bleeding already.
I love it. It's foolproof.