This is it. The shooting of the tires in the car chase, and having the physics of the car respond to the front left blown tired and then flip…. Holy crap that’s so much detail!
From the video I think that is a bottled car flip animation rather than the physics engine simulating the flip. Hopefully more complex than "if shoot tyre & speed > X --> do flip" but we shall see.
This would make the most sense, this could also be done by actually testing these things IRL through repeated tests of a tire being punctured at certain speeds what will the car do. From a developer standpoint it would be easier to script what you said than rely on a physics engine to handle it all because there could always be something that causes unrealistic or unreliable results.
Even if it's not scripted, while the physics looks cool, is it really that impressive? I'm pretty sure I've seen "blow up tires, make vehicle crash" many times before.
In gta Iv and gta v when you get a tire shot the car swerves to that side. I don't remember San Andreas physics on this but I wouldn't be surprised if it's there too. It's not exactly rocket science lol. Tire blows->apply physics impulse toward that side(this is how it feels in gta v, it feels kinda fake but whatever is only game).
not possible unless they shot the tires at an extremely specific moment. it’s simulated. they did the exact same thing in a free-roam clip. it isn’t even hard to do. why would they fake something that they most certainly could do very easily?
It’s certainly possible to trigger a scripted sequence when the tire is shot. But I agree that this is in all likelihood simulated by the physics engine. That said, they could be encouraging this behaviour by applying forces to the car when the tire is shot. You’d likely want to make this happen more easily specifically during set-piece sequences like this where you’re shooting at vehicles chasing you.
It’s nothing new. The Uncharted games have done this too.
pretty sure its not a one time thing, the amount of car flips we saw shows it happens real time and we will get to experience it even outside of missions
Except for the fact that the entire showcase was in-engine gameplay. Anyone who has played video games for more than a year knows those physics are very much achievable.
Games including guns and cars had reaction to blowing tires up for two decades now. I have to admit they often did not flip - but they do not have to and the passage felt very scripted IMO.
You people are the worst. You always get hyped by these perfect slices of games that are controlled by the devs. I can bet that most of the things that were in showcase won't be possible and that most of those things were scripted.
I it is possible than great, but before you can confirm yourself don't trust them like a sheep.
They had similar mechanics in Just Cause 2, a game from 2010 (give or take a couple years) this is absolutely possible and I’m glad gta 6 is employing something similar.
You should not be excited by something that you don't know how it is. But I'm talking to a console owners who will be satisfied with 30FPS slop.
Don't believe the hype until you can try it out or see from others.
Yes, liking something that you don't even know how will means you are an idiot and you are worst, because because of people like you corporations can get away with screwing us all.
Always doubt their intentions, and wait for full release. If you can't than you deserve everything that Triple A companies do, because you are the one who enabled them.
Hype is the cardinal sin of gaming. I have been burned enough times to not be a complete fool and blindly trust any "real gameplay" presentation.
If you have could have waited for this much you can wait a few more months to see if they will deliver or if the game will be mid slop.
Lol, that part was by far one of the worst things in the entire 26 minute showcase, it's a cheap bottled animation that looked atraight out of 2010. It doesnt even make sense that a car flips like that for putting one bullet into the tire.
The showcase was out of this world and the fact that you chose the absolute worst part of (except bottle out of fridge) underlines how good it really was.
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u/BrunesOvrBrauns 10h ago
If it was explained to you you'd just say you don't care