[Agent Ironside]

"The amazing soft-body physics you know from Rigs of Rods, now even better in CryEngine3. Anything can be built in the Beam physics system - cars, trucks, planes, boats, trains, cranes, tanks, helicopters, and even destructible map objects and crash test dummies. It's all real physics. Anything is possible." "This is still an early work in progress - don't mind the shading and collision issues, we're working on it."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KppTmsNFneg

[Region-FreeWii]

soft-body, sounds erotic

[Rodney McKay]

Burnout... :*(

[Poyunch]

I love how exaggerated it is in the demo footage. Obviously just for demonstration purposes.

This looks hot.

[fallagin]

Some incredible stuff right there.

[XANDER CAGE]

Dead Island 2: Trucks Only

[SalsaShark]

but will the Wii-U support it?

[TheOnlyMook]

This is nuts. Please give me a racing game with a damage model like this

[DimetappWUT]

I hope we see a lot of this next gen.

[jediyoshi]

I love how exaggerated it is the demo footage. Obviously just for demonstration purposes. This looks hot.

Bed bounce gets pretty silly
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWjTb...tailpage#t=87s

[NaturalHigh]

This is going to make driving a little more difficult next gen.

[Dragoon En Regalia]

Crunchy frog, that truck. This looks gnarly-cool, and I hope it gets implemented into other engines, not something that's kept proprietary (but I better not press my luck).

[Fancy Corndog]

What are you doing with this soft-body? You're a hard-body, I'm a hard-body. Let's be hard-bodies together!

[nib95]

Phenomenal. Sim racers next gen NEED this!

[Grayman]

looks cool. I find that over the years I don't see this stuff actually hit games that awesome. I want more physics sandboxes tossed into my games.

[Poyunch]

Bed bounce gets pretty silly http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWjTb...tailpage#t=87s

WTF. Those dogs who ride in trucks must freak out.

[ZealousD]

Phenomenal. Sim racers next gen NEED this!

Heck, even non-sim racers can get mileage out of this.

[Mr. Wonderful]

Thought this was going to be about boob physics.

[Desty]

Will this enable more realistic boobies? Cause that is all that next gen means to me.

[Gentleman Jack]

Rekkaturvat 2 confirmed

[Akainu]

I like the part where the side mirror circles back through the driver side window.

[Agent Ironside]

looks cool. I find that over the years I don't see this stuff actually hit games that awesome. I want more physics sandboxes tossed into my games.

Believe it or not, GTA 4 came closest to this video, which is kind of sad if you think about it, of course one of the big reasons I think is licensing issues with the car manufactures, that's why you don't see it in legit sims and what not.

[PantyPhantom]

This shit needs to be in the next GTA game... pleeaasseeee



Yeah I know.

[les papillons sexuels]

Phenomenal. Sim racers next gen NEED this!

sim racers will likely never have it. The car manufactures decide the level of destruction that developers can put on their models iirc, hence why many arcade racers (like burnout) tend to lack liscensed vehicles.

[Grayman]

Believe it or not, GTA 4 came closest to this video, which is kind of sad if you think about it, of course one of the big reasons I think is licensing issues with the car manufactures, that's why you don't see it in legit sims and what not.

GTA IV is close. Maybe it does not bounce as nicely because of the road conditions and lack of stress testing like the video. GTA IV did a lot of the damage just on body panels though with the core of the car usually staying in shape.

GTA IV is one of the awesome physics games but I am also thinking of stuff like the old demos of a room with a pool table and broken pottery, or box stacks, there is some early 2000s tech that would be very impressive if a player avatar could be put into it.

Rekkaturvat 2 confirmed

haha one of my first thoughts was truck dismount 2

[Slayer-33]

Forza 5! I loved this demo

[RoboPlato]

This is awesome. I'm really glad to see and hear a lot of physics and animation stuff coming out of next gen engines. That will really make a difference in the believability and interactivity of game worlds, even without a huge visual jump.

[Tomat]

Imagine how this could revolutionize breast physics.

DoAX3 confirmed for CryEngine 3.

[Grinchy]

Awesome video. This is exactly the kind of improvement I hope we see next gen.

Also, use this technology to build a new Destruction Derby game, please.

[FtsH]

GT6 needs this

[Chacranajxy]

soft-body, sounds erotic

BBWs, gross.

[Bo]

This is awesome. I'm really glad to see and hear a lot of physics and animation stuff coming out of next gen engines. That will really make a difference in the believability and interactivity of game worlds, even without a huge visual jump.

Systems (physics, AI, sound, music, proceduralism in general) are primarily what interest me about next generation games. Bar lighting (and I love how it's trending towards dynamic solutions across the board), the graphics of high-end games already suffice for my tastes, but the systems that undergird everything have a long ways to go yet.

[RoboPlato]

Systems (physics, AI, sound, music, proceduralism in general) are primarily what interest me about next generation games. Bar lighting (and I love how it's trending towards dynamic solutions across the board), the graphics of high-end games already suffice for my tastes, but the systems that undergird everything have a long ways to go yet.

Agreed. I really hope we see a lot of that stuff next gen. Hopefully Epic, DICE, and CryTek keep fighting the good fight for more RAM.

[BY2K]

I know it's comparing an actual video to screenshots (some of bad quality) but I'm more impressed by this than what we saw from UE4.

[Net_Wrecker]

This shit needs to be in the next GTA game... pleeaasseeee Yeah I know.

GTAIV already had a pretty damn good damage modeling system and heavy car suspension weight shifting thing going on. I'd suspect Rockstar will get even better at it next gen.

[BigTnaples]

Phenomenal. Sim racers next gen NEED this!

This.

Next gen will be amazing.*


*If Sony/MS listen to the right devs

[enzo_gt]

Racing games do indeed need next gen. Wowza.

[Gen X]

BBWs, gross.

Someones gotta love 'em.

[Piggus]

Rig of Rods is really fun to mess around in, but I've always wanted something like this in a real game. It's awesome they got it working in CE3. That's a big step forward!

Imagine a sim racing game with this kind of thing... Oh man.

[PigSpeakers]

but will the Wii-U support it?

Wii-u won't be able to run legally purchased games, so no.

[UrbanRats]

GTAIV already had a pretty damn good damage modeling system and heavy car suspension weight shifting thing going on. I'd suspect Rockstar will get even better at it next gen.

I hope so.
Imagine crashing at full speed in the car of your "client", with a truck, slashing it in half. Goddamn.

[yencid]

Also, use this technology to build a new Destruction Derby game, please.

really all i could think about while watching.

[Visualante2]

It's very competent for realtime. It's a classic CG trick to use cloth that doesn't sway to simulate metals and bendable plastics.

No reason to expect other developers, like Criterion, Rockstar to implement their own techniques. Really cool..

[abstract alien]

To hell with all of this. Just give me that as a downloadable game and I would play it for hours.

[Femmeworth]

I was thinking that it would have to do with organic tissue, but that was pretty cool looking.

[Derrick01]

Please tell me anyone can use this and it's not just stuck with EA shit like frostbite.

[Homeboyd]

Fantastic

[Sn4ke_911]

I'm sick of Crytek's self-praise in their videos.

[mavs]

Uncanny valley meets inanimate objects

[MrCunningham]

Please tell me anyone can use this and it's not just stuck with EA shit like frostbite.

EA doesn't own Crytek. They may have published Crysis 2, but they don't own the company.