Would you want more realistic vehicle physics for Watch Dogs 2?

[thewhitestig]

Personally I like the GTA IV style of handling. The physics engine is superb although they took the handling of the cars a little bit over the top in terms of floatiness. It is still by far my favourite handling in a non racing sim game. 

[Altecice]

Go play the DIRT/GRID games to find out how real cards should be in a simulation

[Freaky_spider]

i wont buy buy any game from the watchdogs series, or from ubisoft for that matter

 

so i dont care

[thewhitestig]

Go play the DIRT/GRID games to find out how real cards should be in a simulation

Uhhmm... I hope you're being sarcastic. Those games are not sims at all. If you wanna play something real I suggest you go take a look at Live For Speed, rFactor and iRacing for realistic handling. And if you want realistic crash physics better take a look at BeamNG. The only game from the mainstream that comes even close to being a simulator is Need For Speed: Shift and Shift 2 and it's unreleased spiritual successor Project CARS. 

[Sauron]

I would like watch dogs 2 to be a good game, or at least a game that runs properly and doesn't try to screw you over like 1.

[Brandonsr]

I've never played watch dogs, but I will agree with you that I enjoyed the physics from GTA IV. I disliked the way the cards handled in GTA V.

[Altecice]

Uhhmm... I hope you're being sarcastic. Those games are not sims at all. If you wanna play something real I suggest you go take a look at Live For Speed, rFactor and iRacing for realistic handling. And if you want realistic crash physics better take a look at BeamNG. The only game from the mainstream that comes even close to being a simulator is Need For Speed: Shift and Shift 2 and it's unreleased spiritual successor Project CARS. 

 

No i was not they are pretty accurate. Although you should give F1 2012 a shot its really accurate

[Frankz]

I got used to the car physics on watch dogs and ts not something that bothers me, although i do have to say that sometimes i see myself completely driving off the side of another car without any real damage to my own car so yea.. It could have been better. But im totally digging the cockpit view

[Vrbas]

Surprised people would even consider buying watch dogs 2 so fast after the stuff they pulled with the first one. :blink:

 

As far as the driving thought it was okay after getting the hang of it, but yeah could use some work.

[thewhitestig]

This is where I would like to see open world games like GTA, Saints Row and Watch Dogs going. But I know they're never gonna do that. They have to cater to the needs of noobish players that are not able to drive 150m before hitting a pole. 
 

No i was not they are pretty accurate. Although you should give F1 2012 a shot its really accurate

Well, I like those games very much. The original GRID is my favourite. Toca Race Driver 2 and 3 were also very good. Colin McRae Rally 2, 3, 2004 and 2005 brings back a ton of good memories. 2005 was actually a PC exclusive. But get real, those games are not sim racers. They were semi-simulation. The real sims are the games like the ones I posted. GRID 2 and all the DIRT games are pretty much arcade racers. F1 is cool though. If you're a fan of rally racing you should definitely try out WRC 3 and 4 FIA World Rally Championship

[Altecice]

 If you're a fan of rally racing you should definitely try out WRC 3 and 4 FIA World Rally Championship

 

Hmm i might just do that

[nicholaswillems]

The biggest complaint I ever hear about gta IV is the car handling and how horrible it is, I actually like the handling in gta 5

[Guest]

Don't know if one depends on the other or not but crash physics yes, handling no. The vehicles should be easy to handle so that they don't get in the way of you moving to an objective.

 

It's a bit of an exagerration, but if the game turns into a driving sim when you get in a car it would piss me off!