What happened to the physics in Crysis?

http://www.crysis-online.com/Media/Screenshots/Screenshots/Village-03.jpg

Looking at this picture it looks like all the wood and that broke like it should do in real life, however when playing the game it all stayed in panels and nothing like what was shown in this early picture. I'm running the game on very high so it's not my settings but i just find it weird how this is clearly in the game and yet they take it out.

that screenshot is from a cinematic. it's not gameplayTeamR

Yeh but it looks like it's made with the in game engine meaning it exists but they never put it in. I know the graphics they showed with the early stuff was just fake CG stuff toget investors interested but this looks like it was made ont he actual Crysis engine.

[QUOTE="TeamR"]that screenshot is from a cinematic. it's not gameplayGrantelicious

Yeh but it looks like it's made with the in game engine meaning it exists but they never put it in. I know the graphics they showed with the early stuff was just fake CG stuff toget investors interested but this looks like it was made ont he actual Crysis engine.

It wasn't. It's a cinematic.

Yeh but it looks like it's made with the in game engine meaning it exists but they never put it in. I know the graphics they showed with the early stuff was just fake CG stuff toget investors interested but this looks like it was made ont he actual Crysis engine.

Grantelicious

No, not really. Most of the early stuff was real, just not included in the game. Like the famous nuke scene. It's not in the game, but the mod community has already recreated it. So alot of the stuff isnt really a lie, it's just that the screenshot in the first post is a cinematic. It just happenes to very identical to the game

If you're really looking forward to a good physics engine, go find the youtube/preview videos of LucasArt's Force Unleashed.

They have actual tech demos of realistic object modeling/breaking and a pretty neat AI system to boot. And yeah, it will be in the final game (or at least it better be since that's what they're hyping).

If you're really looking forward to a good physics engine, go find the youtube/preview videos of LucasArt's Force Unleashed.

They have actual tech demos of realistic object modeling/breaking and a pretty neat AI system to boot. And yeah, it will be in the final game (or at least it better be since that's what they're hyping).

SpecNav

oh brilliant thanks a lot ... just watched the trailers and am hooked ... mostly wll be taking out my copy of kotor2 to play it where i left off

If you're really looking forward to a good physics engine, go find the youtube/preview videos of LucasArt's Force Unleashed.

They have actual tech demos of realistic object modeling/breaking and a pretty neat AI system to boot. And yeah, it will be in the final game (or at least it better be since that's what they're hyping).

SpecNav

problem is LA have ditched the PC and i don't like consoles.

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[QUOTE="TeamR"]that screenshot is from a cinematic. it's not gameplayJohnny_Rock

Yeh but it looks like it's made with the in game engine meaning it exists but they never put it in. I know the graphics they showed with the early stuff was just fake CG stuff toget investors interested but this looks like it was made ont he actual Crysis engine.

It wasn't. It's a cinematic.

it is a cinematic, but they did use the Crysis engine. The cinematic is just prerendered since no consumer PC could render that in real time.

If you're really looking forward to a good physics engine, go find the youtube/preview videos of LucasArt's Force Unleashed.

They have actual tech demos of realistic object modeling/breaking and a pretty neat AI system to boot. And yeah, it will be in the final game (or at least it better be since that's what they're hyping).

SpecNav

You do realize The Force Unleashed is not slated for PC right...?

Also, see this for some truly breath taking physics. :P

Also, see this for some truly breath taking physics. :PDragonfireXZ95

Not that special. Its just cubes with textures flying around. They dont even break apart.

[QUOTE="DragonfireXZ95"]Also, see this for some truly breath taking physics. :PPessu

Not that special. Its just cubes with textures flying around. They dont even break apart.

Did you even watch the whole thing? That was awesome. No, it wasnt realistic, but it certainly came close.

I was secretly hoping they would light the giant box man on fire, though, sort of in an ode to Burning Man :twisted:

[QUOTE="SpecNav"]

If you're really looking forward to a good physics engine, go find the youtube/preview videos of LucasArt's Force Unleashed.

They have actual tech demos of realistic object modeling/breaking and a pretty neat AI system to boot. And yeah, it will be in the final game (or at least it better be since that's what they're hyping).

Grantelicious

problem is LA have ditched the PC and i don't like consoles.

Which is 100% a mistake. If LucasArts made anything like that for the PC and made it as good as JK2: JO then they'd be onto a no brainer best seller.

[QUOTE="Grantelicious"][QUOTE="SpecNav"]

If you're really looking forward to a good physics engine, go find the youtube/preview videos of LucasArt's Force Unleashed.

They have actual tech demos of realistic object modeling/breaking and a pretty neat AI system to boot. And yeah, it will be in the final game (or at least it better be since that's what they're hyping).

F4ll3n_1

problem is LA have ditched the PC and i don't like consoles.

Which is 100% a mistake. If LucasArts made anything like that for the PC and made it as good as JK2: JO then they'd be onto a no brainer best seller.

Totally agree.