Teardown Part 2 is Released
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2024
- This video talks about Teardown Part 2, the new campaign section, sandbox maps, items and missions, which I was given early access to.
0:00 - Spoiler-lite summary
2:39 - New maps
4:05 - New items
6:04 - New missions
8:16 - Conclusion - เกม
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The new map names are actually CG references! "Isla Estocastica" means Stochastic Island (ray tracing is a stochastic method) and "Quilez Security" is named after shader genius Inigo Quilez.
CG ?
@@Mavrik9000 computer graphics
Frustrum and Cullington, Frustum culling.
Someone in the Discord noticed it and Dennis confirmed it.
ZAMN
Teardown seems like a really good foundation for many interesting concepts, so it's a shame the campaign won't be continued. Really looking forward to what the developers have in store for us in the future though.
idk much about this game, but if there is a custom map maker, the potential could be huge
@@august3046 yes there is
I think the reason why they finished up at campaign before Early Access is probably because they want to focus on other mechanics ( I think we'll be nice if we actually get more content for future DLC and whatnot like new maps)
@@august3046 there are mods and maps for the gmae
Next step- smaller voxels and simulated fluid, i'm sure
"which is great news for anybody who might have beaten the game, but who is now horrified to discover that they have since reformatted without remembering to back up their save files."
I feel like im being attacked
Jokes on you, I never reformat. I just use the same install all the time. I still have my initial Windows 7 install on the HDD I now use for additional storage.
Well I never reformat since I'm a data hoarder :P
You can do what i did which is download a 100 percent save fil for teardown and use that. no shame in using someone elses save especially when you have already completed the game already and dotn have your save anymore
Same here
yup, same
but i still kinda want to beat it again just for the fun
I feel like multiplayer would be really fun
Holy shit. Multiplayer would be absolutely fantastic.
Would love a Co-op mode in this!
It's really hard to sync up all those voxels between multiple clients, I don't think it can be done :(
@@bassdrop001 Oh that's a bummer, but thanks for explaining that. One way could be to offload the physics calculations to the cloud and stream the same results to different clients but it'll be really hard to do it properly.
Update, they actually did it!
I'm excited for the addition of new enemies in the game (although a part of me is still terrified that the developer might add those giant spiders from the showcase video, maybe for some kind of horror-themed mineshaft level or something). When I saw the earlier versions of the game, my first thought was how fun it would be to battle some kind of security/pursuer enemies in these destructible environments, improvising new angles of attack or collapsing structures to hinder your attackers. I'm intrigued by the robots being invincible; it kind of reminds me of the Terminator films, how you can't really stop them, but if you have enough firepower you can slow them down.
You can actually pick up the robots from the behind and throw them into the water. If you pick them up from the front you can't really move them, but from the behind after stunning them with an explosion and they act decent light for movement purposes.
hey Philip, just wanted to say that you captioning your videos is extremely appreciated.
You introduced me to the game when it was first publicly available, I've been hooked since, great for burning half an hour or 4 hours in one go. Thankyou for your coverage of it
Thank you for your dedication to captions Philip.
The graphics in Teardown would work great for a sandbox game where you can mine. Or even some kind of Farcry type combat game or something.
Imagine a city that's destructible, and NPCs will rebuild it slowly over time, and you can adventure in it or something. Idk. So much cool ways to imagine how this game could play.
I would certainly find the mining idea to be worth looking into. Perhaps it can be built into a minecraft/motherload-esque gameplay, where you keep mining and going down, turning in ores and valuables for better gear and building resources, to either make yourself a prettier house/mess about, or make structures to more easily move over gaps and massive pitfalls.
@@dagda1180 Well... Steamworld Dig 2 is a good platformer with lots of mining. Sadly they nuked the ladders, so there's no building aspect. But it's a Metroidvania with freeform mining.
Yes. Something like deep rock galactic but with teardown physics
I love what can be done with this game. But, it's a killer of fps for a 2060.
Because it's finally a game that runs an honest and raytraced simulation. (doesn't just waste 10B transistors on a overblown special effects shader from 2013 and a browser engine)
This game is also very dependant on what CPU you have. You can have a 3090 but if your CPU is mid low then you'll get FPS drops
Really? I have a 2070 and its fine, maybe its tge cpu?
@@shortinos think a 7700k with a mild OC can run it?
Teardown does not use RT cores of RTX cards
great job :) i wonder what teardown has down the line. i cant really see a world where these devs arent working on teardown like you said lol
The food court destruction mission, where you go in and scout around, placing around propane tanks and other explosives, and then discovering.. a bunch of military vehicles sitting around, while a stealth mission type song is playing. Such a mood, one of the highlights so far.
I picked up Teardown after watching your videos and I've absolutely loved my time with the game, but after a while I had to put it down after I realised that it was giving me migraines. I wonder if the devs are aware of the problem, because this new content looks so exciting... but I really shouldn't.
Could try using the advanced render settings mod
@2kliksphilip I use Low with 75% scaling to get an acceptable framerate. But the crazy thing is that even after watching this video I was beginning to feel nauseous.
I've only ever had this problem before when playing Amid Evil (which I can run just fine) and when I got a new TV for my consoles. I managed solve the latter issue by lowering the contrast setting from 100% to 70%, before upping the gamma to get the image looking normal again. I'm not really sure why that worked, but if Teardown had a contrast slider, it might be enough.
@@caramia6681 I've had all those settings turned on or off see if they helped, but sadly nothing.
@@Tuppence442 You can change contrast on your TV/monitor and also in AMD Adrenalin/Nvidia Control Panel
@@Tuppence442 i can't speak for you, but low 3D resolution has always made me feel awful in games. it makes everything look fuzzy and blurry and strains my eyes. i don't have much of a solution other than play with resolutions until you get a comfortable compromise maybe
and of course, also look into FOV. 90 fov is generally as close to "real life" as it gets from a typical computer screen (depending on how the game renders FOV, at least). many people experience motion sickness as FOV goes below 90. and going higher is great for gameplay purposes, but can greatly distort the game and zoom out too far to see comfortably.
Teardown is like that blender animation test that has beautiful lighting, with cool destruction, and the atmosphere of a point and click mystery object game background.
@@2kliksphilip yeah, I remember watching my mom play those games all the time on our old laptop, it's broken now obviously lol
you should try to turn on anti aliasing, it'll look less blocky aha
Now this is pure comedy gold.
The rock solid modding support is what is going to keep this game going
It's amazing. Loved the second part, especially part with going to "vacation", just so fun and new after 1st part where only speedruns were a thing.
Loved new weather and how snow works
I've spent the last 3 years or so of my life doing voxels as a hobby, and when I finally got 64 render distance of minecraft (many millions of voxels) I thought I'd finally done something good. Come to realize after measuring that Teardown maps were 2x that size & had physics ;-;. Really does put the rest of us voxel devs to shame!
Seeing you scramble around the neon sign mission was I feel a perfect example of how free this game really is. I just grabbed the crane from round the back, parked it next to the exit van, climbed on top and sniped all the targets without moving an inch.
I just want to thank you for showing this game, I bought it on release, it's so much fun. Sad to hear there will be no more campaign missions, but I guess that's what Workshop is for.
6:02 wow, very subtle reference to the story there
9:18 this is so funny, impressive work on the leg grounding
One day, I will own a GPU worthy of this game.
I BELIEVE IN U
i think you need a good cpu more lmao.
@@Damian-cilr2 Still you'll need 1060 6gb atleast to run this game at 1080p 60
@@prateekpanwar646 i mean a 1060 isn't that high tbh nowadays thats what? mid-low end?
The vehicle thrusters are my favorite. I've recently started trying to get semi-trucks to fly with them. I've also started going into train carts, patching up the entrance with planks, then putting a bunch of rocket boosters on the ceiling to propel myself to wherever, like a rocket ship.
I gotta say I didn't expect to like this game as much as I did for the same reasons you mentioned in the video. It seemed that the timed missions are just kinda too aimless and boring, but somehow the game really ties everything together well.
The mission variety is pretty good and there's other things that I didn't expect to like as much as I did.
The maps are really pretty and the strangely comforting lonely atmosphere paired with the surprisingly good soundtrack really sets the mood for those long 30 minute missions of creative problem solving.
I do hope they make more games out of this engine because the tech is really impressive. Reminds me of 3D Noita.
I need to jump back into playing this game. I really do like how it has so many different ways to accomplish a mission.
I love seeing your hideout increase throughout the campaign.
the audio compression at 5:45 is gold. it's just like real life
Thanks for showing me this originally. I've been obsessed ever since.
Swedes love their physics game engines
ur tear down videos are a treat
So glad I have a 12700k and 3080 to play this game well. Its an indie gem that brings me back to the days of Red Faction, G-mod and Crysis, finally a game that brings innovative new gameplay mechanics and world destruction
Awesome, will be playing this through the weekend!
when i played the second map i was screensharing with a few friends and i immediately said "oh my god, this would be an amazing hitman 3 map!"
just imagine it, there are a lot of spots for sniping and sneaking and shet :D its awesome
This video appears different from your usual style, but I can't place exactly what it is! Great video, alot of fun.
Another great Teardown video. I've really enjoyed your coverage of this game. Thank you!
destruction games are my favorite. I loved battlefield for it, blew my mind back then how you could level an entire map. Shame they turned down the destruction in it's recent additions to the franchise. I understand it makes for better multiplayer gameplay but I never really cared about that aspect of the game as much. teardown is great and scratches the itch, thanks for introducing me to it phil.
Wow, and it looks even more amazing.
Time to rip and tear 😂
personally i felt like the whole speedrun type scenario being used too much is something that only applies to ch2. the maps are like 3x as big now, so all the time spent figuring out the path you're going to take is way more. also, the required objectives are now never ever placed in a convenient way to make a path. there are consistantly big heavy metal things blocking staircases, hard to figure out floor plans, objectives placed right next to eachother except with a 49 meter elevation difference, etc.
then the robots.. oh boy
if one pixel of you is visible then you have like half a second before machine gun fire. the robots are like attack choppers except on the ground closer to you with less bullet spread. they also _weigh_ as much as an attack chopper, you cannot knock them down or forcefully stop them without an explosion. is their AI good? maybe, idk, but they dont do anything i would call advanced (such as jumping through windows). its always just brute force methods. if you were thinking of trapping them, they can just bust through it.
also, creative solutions (pushing by running over with car, blowing floor out from beneath them, picking them up with a crane) are all null and void in ch2. the robots constantly circle strafe, there is no vehicle on hollowrock fast enough to push a robot into water before the robot can dodge to the side, you just get lucky sometimes. the cranes wont always work because the machine gun bots can just immediately shoot you or the arm off of your crane. vehicles in teardown are suddenly in small supply, the decent ones are no longer common in ch2. the solution you have left is tossing a bunch of bombs and throwing the robots off a cliff with explosion knockback, and thats it. it's the least fun strategy and the only one that works consistantly.
90% of my time playing was me not having fun
that said though, i freaking love the new maps, i just wish they were utilized differently. and the ending mission is a very nice and funny way to end the game. i like ch2 but i think the gameplay needs to be balanced differently
the dark souls of the last of us part 2
genius kojima, genius
i have to agree with that last statement. teardown is a game ive followed along with since the very good tech demos on twitter. then i finally got to play the game and watched it grow into something i didnt even know was possible. its one of my favorite games of the year
i was dreading getting this game and having to do the whole campaign to play with all the toys on sandbox, but now that they've put in that new option, this seems like my dream game!!
Don't forget the mods lol
6:26 ah yes the butler from Tomb Raider 2, good memories, i always let him chase me into the kitchen freezer, and then quickly run out and close the freezer door behind him.....
This game needs online multiplayer and custom sandbox servers to go along with it. Doing all the processing on the server side would also negate some of the FPS lag with this.
Could you imagine some ultra high end i9 processors or xeon/ epyc chips paired with a a few 3090s, running a server? Could blow up entire cities.. would be so much fun.
Implementing the net code for that would probably be a nightmare if it wasn't designed to be online from the ground up, but it would be awesome as hell.
we need a meta-universe on this engine. I would immediately buy its token and become billionaire...
i love this not just because of the destruction but the voxel stuff too i'm even trying to make it in unity but games like these's just give me a big sense of lonely ness
Patchnotes today: "Leaf blower can now remove snow and boost fires"
I am a happy man!
I find it funny that after you made this, they made it so the leaf blower can fan flames
I can't get over this good this game looks
nice, i will check it out and watch the rest of the video then
Enjoied the video a lot!
6:24 im so glad im not the only one, had to lock them in the freezer
I can clearly see the Farcry and Generation Zero inspiration, and I love it!
1:28 - i wish i knew this a few weeks ago xD
Imagine an immersive sim built out of this game.
Looking forward to melting my steam deck with this
Really interesting and original game just a killer fps and if you want to have lower video settings be ready to get fuzzy and blurry type of shadows
i havent laughed at a game as hard as i have blowing the robots to the moon and haggardly dragging them into the water. the robots are my favourite part i think
Love that you can skip, I'm in that exact category. I had gotten almost every point possible and deleted my save lol. I was dreading having to earn it all back before the expansion so that's great
Good stuff, phil!
your soothing voice relaxes me so much i fell asleep.
I love this engine! They need to make a crafting sandbox like minecraft! :D
Lovin' the video!
Never knew I would have been interested in ability to run over Robocain in Strv103...
this is the best looking weather ive seen
I appreciate the performance uplift, my rx580 can finally run 30fps at 1080p low settings
Which previously required 50% resolution scale
This game is so much fun and really does have a good campaign.
Can we hope that if they have finished with the bulk of content they wished to put into the game. That they work on optimization? I have no idea how hard that would be... and the campaign levels do seem to handle destruction pretty well. But a decent sized apartment block being leveled on a modded map completely tanks my 6t/12t i5 w/ rtx2070. I just want to be able to blow the absolute shit out of a few buildings and not be on 1fps until i restart the map. Haha
5:45 the tower really said "🚀"
Man, this game looks so good! It's sad that my PC will have a stroke (as usual)
Damn this game looks beautiful!
awesome :)
0:22 the AAA curse.
The devs definitely played Just Cause before adding the cables and rocket boosters
New spaceX rocket looks great
I love that he added the S-tank
I would love for a special pc-killing mode that makes the destruction even more realistic, simulating load bearing and whatnot
Nice
5th gen Kilksphilip coming on becoming more smooth and calm, I'm lucky I'm not watching this in bed (I'm counting Waifu Kilksphilip as gen 4)
It's probably the greatest Indie game I've ever played
Thanks for your hard work!
Imagine Teardown psysichs+Minecraft gameplay
I love to see a mission like cajo from gta in teardown
I am that person who reformatted and lost their saves... good to know!
i really would love to see survival mode in this game
Ayy lets go
I just wish I could play this, I have Mac OS, but it looks amazing and I remember when it came out
Cool
My only complaint about the new update is the final mission, it would have been cooler to have a big bad robot fight instead of whatever we got.
So there is a jetpack that comes with the game (instead of a grappling hook) it can be enabled in the mods section (The game comes with built in mods that give you items like a minigun, jetpack, banana bomb etc. And also a few extra missions)
I am amazed you have not tried Back 4 Blood since its unlicenced Left 4 Dead 3. :p
teardown is a brilliant game! i hope my home is not destroyed as such!
-burger40
Amazing
if this game had mulltiplayer we had the best battlefield game ever.
I hope the robots are added to the sandbox and also let people make their own
to beat the tornado level in frustrum more easily, attach the canisters to the vehicles with cables. also connect them together.
That's what I did lol, but one of the canisters cables broke and got thrown into the river.
the first 11 words made me sad because i love this game
once td multiplayer mod is out this is gonna be like gmod sandbox servers
6:33 Battlefield 2042 but the destruction is realistic
i love ur voice :)
A 10 minute video i dont really care about? Let me instantly watch the full thing, because its philip
That's bonkers