I find this game extremely boring. I know that this game is about "realistic" driving and crap. But seriously, the physics to this game really are bad. If i take a sharp turn, isn't a car suppose to flip over? If i hit a wall head on, isn't the butt of the car at least suppose to go up? Then here comes the damage...from all of their games, why can't they add damage to their cars?
I agree with this simulation driving just isnt that realistic in terms of damage and crashing but i guess if you are simulating real driving you wouldnt want to crash.
Why not? You have to be aware that if you Make a bad Turn you suffer the consequences. ShawDowFX
stop crying...GT is probably the best sim, and damage is coming in GT5...the reason why is because the manufacturers didnt want their cars being crashed in the game
[QUOTE="steve_89"]the car companies wont let them add damage to their cars. its not that they wouldnt put it in.jlabadie88
That's what I thought but Project Gotham and Need for Speed has damage to cars. Even the Ferraris and Lamborghinis have damage. NFS has mild damage its almost not even there...PGR and FORZA have damage...microsoft was probably able to pay the bucks to do this...sony and polyphony now think its time i guess to pay the bucks as well
If you've truely been playing Need For Speed for a long time you will remember a time in which NFS didn't have car damage, and when it was first introduced it was minor scratches and a broken windshield. Car companies don't like seeing their cars looking all broken so they restrict how bad a car can look after crashes.
the physics in this game are really good. However, the crash physics aren't focused in the game. See, if you are a good driver, you would never notice it but the phyiscs in this game are one of the best out of all racing sims. GTR being the other bettero ne.
Engineers spen their lives finding new ways to make sure cars resist the urge to flip unless you been hit by a bus or driv into an enbankment. So now there is no flipping over. Damage modeling is something they avoided anyway because of the difficulties in convinces a hundred different internationa car makers to accept the same levels of damage because none of them really want their cars appearing damaged in a game. the only time they do is when they're paid a lot of money and they have the final say over how damaged their cars look.
Erm, i would like to point out that, a normal car doesnt flip if you turn it too hard... you will probably spin out or not at all....Too much movies for you... It could flip though, but i'm not sure if your hands are fast enough to turn the steering wheel so fast to flip a car (in real life)Â ... well, common sense... i dont know physics... but GT is my all time favourite racing game.... if not my all time favourite game....
If you've been following, GT5 will have damage modeling (hopefully)
Kazunori Yamauchi said that the PS2 just was not capable of real time damage modeling, so it was implemented. Now with the PS3, we might see damage modeling this time. I'll look for link when he said this.
Doesn't fully say damage modeling will be put in, but does say that they will be able to do things they couldn't do before via PS3. 3rd paragraph down.
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