Teardown - Questions I had about the game's future
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2024
- See the main Teardown Part 2 video here: • Teardown Part 2 is Rel...
This video covers the questions I asked him in the lead-up to its release
0:00 - Intro
0:25 - Is the campaign finished?
0:37 - Modding scene
0:50 - Robots?
1:06 - Cloud saves?
1:17 - Lasers?
1:36 - Christmas theme? - เกม
this seems like the kind of game that is amazing 10 years after its release when the hardware wont limit the experience and the mods will be plentiful
Like Gmod
@@CornRecords972 Gmod was never hard on your pc lmao. I played that shiii back in 2006
thing is it aint a hardware limitation - whether you have a 6 year old 980 or a 3090, and no mattet the cpu, ram, etc. you will always get slowdowns and I don't think that'll change in 10 years either
e.g. take a look at minecraft tnt explosions, they lagged like hell 10 years ago and still lag today, purely due to java limitations. I suspect its something similar here as well
Or when modders optimize the fuck out of it like fucking minecraft doesnt have a LOD system and any mods that add it instantly fix the performance problems.
@@miweneia not true, in 1.15 TNT explosions were greatly optimized, now the game doesn't lag or crash, it just reloads the chunk after all of tnts have blown up, look up the comparison footage
2:02 - this is all I ever wanted as a kid playing games, to have this level of destructibility finally at our finger tips is amazing.
Yeah but good luck doing it without getting about 8fps on average, unless you have a beefy PC this game's framerate absolutely tanks.
@@Qwertyguy86 on my old pc with bad specs that took 2 minutes to boot up steam or discord i still got 20 to 40 fps during destruction. this games well optimized. unless youre exploding an entire map at once it'll be fine
Never heard of Red Faction I guess?
@@XxMeatShakexX I have, and I loved it (3 obviously), but I could never get destruction as "wide" as this. Normally just confined to the individual building/bridge set pieces.
They need to make destruction a thing in videogames again. I really loved red faction guerilla just for the destruction
I would LOVE to see more vertical destructibility in Teardown. Imagine if the tropical islands themselves could be destroyed!
That's really just a mapmaking convention - the 'ground' is usually a couple voxels on top of unbreakable stuff, but there's no inherent physics/engine reason for it to be this way. See the workshop maps with minecraft chunks and the polish house for exceptions, or you pretty easily whip up your own in magicavoxel.
its because it would be to overpowered in the campaign to destroy an island with one rocket shot
Just wanted to say, I bought Teardown because of your videos and I haven't had this much fun messing around in a decade.
^ this
Same, it's a great game and I can actually almost run it okay! I'm surprised by how well optimised it is, even if I spam explosions and lag it out, it's easy enough to quit or restart.
I work for Dennis as a QA Analyst for the game, and I'm one of the ones who asked for post-game access to the Muratori hub - was surprised to hear that we wouldn't be able to go back.
it would be nice if we could have an option to change the sandbox maps for different timeframes when they were different, like change lee chemicals to woo land when selecting it
i love setting up a route for a heist thing and barely escaping by a second. Its been a minute since I've played but I wish they kept the plank flying thing, it was fun. not sure if it was patched in this recent update or an old one
A multiplayer shooter mode like ace of spades would be awesome
I really like the emphasis on mods, the best value games I own owe that title to modding support, even if it isn't great like with Cities Skylines.
The only thing i want from this game is structural integrity physics as an ON and OFF feature. Not being able to watch how buildings and other structures are collapsing under their own weight is the only thing holding this game from being perfect at least for me. Modders have done something like that, but i don't think they can reach same levels of spectacle and optimization as original dev can.
Almost impossible
@@m1losk1 Making your own physics based voxel engine with custom raytracing is too seems almost impossible
@@feelsbadman9262 theres a reason why structural integrity hasnt been added. even if it was possible and completely stable, it would not run well on most systems and teardown isnt gonna be meant for the rich people with super PCs.
@@m1losk1 isn't teardown already only for those with top end PCs?
Super exited for Teardown's future
Please ask him to add premade 'joints' to all major structures and objects (like already present on pipes) so we can finally have fully convincing destruction instead of everything looking like it's rigid attached lego; and more maps.
just sold a TF2 key to buy it on sale, been following ever since it was just a couple of simulation clips on twitter, real excited to delve deeper into the game
The way the smoke gets illuminated with explosions at the end of video gets me so moist!!
1:45 seems like the vietnam war's going on well
He made the second video just to show this colorized version of this old video ;)
What a brilliant trajectory this game has taken! ....get it??
In all seriousness though, it's so cool to have followed this game through your channel Philip - they've really made epic strides in their development.
(Also, that ending was just... Beautiful.)
I didn't find the laser mission too bad but the ability to rotate the blocks whilst holding them would have made it a lot less awkward I feel.
That last 1:53 scene looks like the island in the outro of NES Contra.
This game gives off similar vibes as The Powder Toy, to me
I remember as a kid I would make different kinds of bombs and then watch my PC fans take off while it's trying to simulate stuff at 3 fps lol
Picked this up after seeing yesterday's video.
Pretty dang fun, well worth the money. >.>
Teardown is amazing
I hope this gets multiplayer. Playing a battlefield style mod in this engine would be cool
God, I love teardown a lot
great!
I'd love to see Tuxedo Labs or other developers make new games using the teardown engine. It has so much potential
teardown like ace of spades?
I wish this game had better ultra-wide support:(
Send a mail to Dennis and complain. He really likes to have a lot of support.
Also.. I have a suspicion he makes the next game in the same engine
@@matsv201 i hope its multiplayer lol
noita mod here we go
Cool
nice
now that I have a 3080 i need to get this game
philip dood, make a video about nis you are the only one i can trust with upscaling!
what we really need in terms of modding is the ability to spawn vox objects atm to do that you gotta hide the objects under the map to make it seem like your spawning stuff when your not actuall doing so im pretty sure this is the same trick used for those mods that allow you to shoot planes also if im not correct alot of tools still arnt accessible to mod.
I'd really like there to be a military camp Map, with tanks artillery an robots!
that laser mission took legit 45 minutes for me, and i got the one right underneath the laser.
cool
I was afraid of a rick-roll beat at the end 😅
Hello my boy philip
Wish I try the Blockade3D in Teardown.
Hi, are you planning on doing a 2022 VR guide? If you're not then I'll be very sad ;(
I want this on console so fucking bad
Without subtracting anything to the original ahestetics, which I dig, I think that if there were some sort of polygonal graphics overlay, it would work wonders in making Teardown a more mainstream game. Like, keep the voxels for simulation, and hide them inside standard polygonal models. It would be like 2021's Crysis. Again, this is just a fantasy of mine and Teardown is already fantastic as is :)
Polygons would still be linked to the grid of voxels. It would just look like an angled voxel grid instead. Here's a great video demonstrating what I mean th-cam.com/video/M3iI2l0ltbE/w-d-xo.html
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So I guess that means no more optimization will be done to the game?
I just hope they dont abandon the game to the workshop. Mods are good, but they dont give any reason to come back to the game as much as missions do.
yeah, the campaign was really fun
I love this game, but it crashes far too often on my PC
did u speed the footage in the end up
for sure, and probably becasue of lag.
Where is my multiplayer
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Where is multiplayer
Lol
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The future is clear. There needs to be a Bad Company 3 with these mechanics...
I have a friend who is interested in the game but refuses to buy it until it leaves early access out of principle. I'm curious when it's leaving early access. I already considered it complete on first release, honestly, and consider yesterday's update an expansion.
@@2kliksphilip I agree! I think a lot of studios take advantage of early access but the format makes sense for a single dev like Dennis
I would like an almost infinitely downloadable world like in minecraft, only with a certain depth of the earth, or to make a destructible metaverse on terdown engine, so that companies would buy pieces of land and build something on them themselves...
It can't be Minecraft on steroids if Multiplayer aren't supported.
I feel the game still doesn't feel right; but idk if that's intended or its an engine limitation.
Objects feel weightless, when you hit a tower from below on one side, it just falls towards it, that isn't right; it should crumble on itself.
The after fall superior portion will still be intact and in its place like it has no weight to pull it down.
This applies to every destructible.
That's why outside raytracing on mode, the immersion is absent, it feels like another minecraft for me at least
i dont see how this game is anything like minecraft. yeah there's limitations but the destruction is still ground-breaking things we're seeing...
I got tear down after seeing your video and seeing the new update but I was a little disappointed after playing a few missions I had some buildings that were standing up with just a tiny column supporting the entire thing which seemed really unrealistic. The UI is also really difficult to work around but I'm using a controller so it may be that.
The game seems fine and I'll keep giving it a chance but it was not exactly what I expected based on the videos I've seen
phillip said that in his first video that buildings stand up even with a tiny column, how could you miss that information. His videos have been very clear about what to expect from the game
There are a few mods which make changes to the way things break and helps with the one voxel support beam thing. The one I use is "Structural Integrity & Collateral Damage System". It has a lot of customizable parameters to fine tune the destruction to your liking, takes some time to fine tune exactly how you want it to be but it is worth it
@@juliusjohansson636 You shouldn't expect internet folks these days to focus on watching a vid for more than 1 minute. xD
@@ng.tr.s.p.1254 actually facts. the amount of complaints around that ive heard... ppl complaining shows they've done no research lol. like you cant have everything in life, maybe in the year 2035 when our pcs are busted and we have AI doing the physics, then maybe it'll all be doable.
I'd love to see the fire, smoke, and water be pixellated instead of that god awful ugly fuzz
teardown is a waste of potential
Lol