Physics and destructibility in the game (Crysis 2)

Hmm, the destructibility in the game shines, I see.

In fact, the column on the highway pissed me off: I hit him on armored cars this way and that, but at least he had something, destructibility was destroyed in the bud, the fall of skyscrapers was probably calculated in advance.

why do you need strong destructibility here it’s just unnecessary
everything in moderation

The people, what destructibility can be, it doesn’t even smell, it’s all because of the weak consoles they removed they wouldn’t pull at all and would burn with a blue flame))

and if the destructibility of the game didn’t exist on medium-sized computers
, many would have to go broke on the new system

Crisis does not need destructibility.!!!

If the game does not need destructibility, then why the hell is there an advertisement for fucking physics from Nvidia in the intro??
Only in response you do not need to be smart about marketing!
With physics full pipe.
Unless I noticed the concrete barriers (slabs) are slightly collapsing and some other barriers, of which there are only a few pieces in the game. The pillars with lanterns are especially annoying, which even an armored personnel carrier does not knock down, at a time when in GTA4 everything was knocked down on the road to the smallest detail.

R2D2 - a bucket,
well, I hooked a column with a couple of rockets so pieces of concrete flew off and reinforcement became visible))))

AwE777
well, how would it be here to fight aliens, and not with lanterns))

AwE777 If the game doesn't need destructibility, then why the hell is there an advertisement for fucking physics from Nvidia in the intro??
Don't be bullshit. Advertising is not physx, but nvidia itself. The game for nv cards was also sharpened. And PhysX in Crysis has never been and never will be, since it has its own physical. Crytek engine - CryPhysics (calculation of physics using the CPU)

What other aliens, the most important thing in the game is to take the most ordinary BMP, run into a damn pole, and okay, I don’t ask you to break it, ALWAYS be able to bend it.

Sorry for the hot nonsense.

Destruction is minimal. Briefly and clearly. And there’s nothing to look for and make lists

Once again about destructibility: people, have you ever played a game?
When trying to camp the remains of the wall:

This is a script.

People are real, it would be nonsense if they allowed to destroy everything !!!, we are in the stone jungle, and not just in the jungle, So I destroyed everything and reached the last barefoot, you don’t even need to do anything.
and so the most adequate answer from andrei76825: well, how would it be here to fight with aliens, and not with lanterns))

RicoChicoThis is a script.
Maybe. In the front level there were partitions at the end of the road. When I sat down there and they were smashed to pieces - it was not a script. Because there was not a "pipe" for the passage, but an open area. There will be time, I will make a screen.

opv88
Concrete barriers are the only thing that can actually break down. But this is not comparable to the comparison with the land of the village from the first part.

exeBOX
Read my very first post. Kraitekovites promised destructibility of objects on a large scale.
andrei76825
And in the first crisis, the main task of Nomad was to break palm trees and deprive poor North Korean servicemen of a roof over their heads? I probably had a circumcised pirate, but missions like "go smash that shack over there!" I did not have. But destructibility (though not complete) was. And it was a lot of fun. And this feature of the gameplay did not violate the whole picture of what was happening, but rather added a bunch of strategic opportunities.
And with the new pseudo destructibility, there are more and more ridiculous cases.
There is a tent, under it are two barrels of fuel. We blow up. Yeah ... In Russia, they have not yet learned how to make portable tents from titanium and concrete. But the benches are made of glass! A shot at the shop is accompanied by such injuries to the test subject that it is even hard to imagine how a barrel-shaped Pindos, coming out of a McDuck, can sit on it in order to save himself from a heart attack (what are you, he walked 20 meters!). I liked the block with boxes even more (a piece of plywood, boxes were stacked on it and tied with tape), flying into such a structure on an infantry fighting vehicle (and the speed was high enough to break through the wall of a nearby McDuck), I flew off like a billiard ball. I wonder what's in those boxes? Super massive dark energy? Hamburgers?

R2D2 - a bucket
well then this game is not for you)))))) DemonOfDarka what was there? Did cardboard houses fall down?

freeon95
so there is a large-scale destructibility))) houses are falling, walls are collapsing, what else do you need? what would the lights fall, so this is a trifle!