The most fun parts for me was seeing structures colliding with other structures, there's just something exciting about seeing a huge building falling ontop of another.
@@selohcin indeed! I cant wait for next generation games! Btw, good to see another old timer here hahaha our channels were created about a month apart, thats crazy! haha
When they could make such thing to the atom level and being able to run on my calculator, i'd offer the devs all my money, my house, my car, hell everything :)
@@selohcin unfortunately those improvements don't actually lend well to real time physics. physics calculations can't really utilize multithreading from my understanding, and while frame drops are expected in this kind of game that kind of behavior would be a hard sell to consoles where frame drops are a thing that are avoided at all costs as they focus on creating a smooth experience for players. the most promising thing i've seen in terms of technology that could bring large scale real time physics calculations to mainstream gaming is using ai to create optimized physics calculations that are much easier to run.
I wish when stuff fell over it actually disintegrated properly like real building collapses instead of staying in one solid piece :/ like that skyscraper in the beginning.
Hey Philip have you tried the Structural Integrity Test mod in teardown yet? It adds basic Structural Integrity to the game and increases the destruction realism a lot
@@ketrub no matter how crazy computer is - the game itself has to be extremely stable and optimized to handle such low framerates and keep running without crashing.
I love that the game developer goes beyond his vision and creates a full fletched game. The game industry wont take notice and wont adapt those ideas untill it proves to be successful. I hope he becomes as successful as minecraft itself.
Its not surprising, game companies are there to make money. this is not the early days of gaming where game companies were run by people passionate about games anymore. people found what works and stuck with it, afraid of change and not meeting investor expectations. Leaving innovation to indie game devs who take a large bet on their dream game idea.
@Gabby these people are idiots, they think it's all about companies wanting to make money - well it's true, but it's not the only reason they don't add this sort of destruction in their games.
@@justinianbyz5526 Your comprehension skills must be lacking. Nowhere in my original comment do I mention that I want destruction to be added in triple-A games. It was to point out the reason why niche games are typically created by indie devs rather than large studios.
@@mogmyij7222 The large studios have made lots of niche games though. Indie games tend to be more experimental because they can't usually compete on graphical fidelity.
Seeing this video with the tall buildings makes me think of a survival gamemode where you have to escape a burning building or something. That could be fun.
Yeah to me this game always seemed like minecraft on steroids, but lacking some development or marketing in what could make it dominate the minecraft space... like a focus on sandbox exploration and survival for example
i like this game a lot but still, the fact that they had to tone down the physics is just super unfortunate. Idk if a mod exists for that, but it is just underwhelming to see a building fall down on its side, just to hit the ground, have some walls get damaged but overall lay on its side barely affected, would be so good to see building crumple down
bro, idk about you but i'd rather slowly get these insane features in the future then now. we get to appreciate it more :) imagine if u got born into a rich family, in the year 3000 where we have chips in our brains and we all play through vr or something like that. i'd rather this timeline.
@@idontneedameme3665 Red Faction used big parts with predefined destruction patterns to make buildings. This game uses small voxels instead, as you can see in this video, destruction in this game includes a lot more parts moving simultaneously and more accurately then in RF.
This seems REALLY cool but i do notice a lack of weight to the objects. The realism is fantastic but the weight of the buildings falling could be a bit better. Mods Maybe?
Looking at this makes me realise just how far technology is behind in matters of physics simulation. This is some of the best physics we get in games, but it's obviously a pale shadow of the complexity of real physics.
I feel the one thing that isn't quite there in games with destructible environment is how more often than not structures seem to descend pretty weightless (most times they are hanging by a thread and won't fall into the ground unless it's destroyed, even when it should collapse under its own weight)
This is what i want gaming to be. This is more impressive than everything i've seen in corporate videos and e3 presentations in a decade. And this is the work of one man. Denis Gustafsson. Hudge respect.
it's a good game but you're not missing out on much by just watching satisfying compilations like this. i have like 40 hours in it and mods still get added, but i'd say you shouldn't feel rushed. the longer you take anyways the better the game is going to get, man the game isnt even fully released yet lol
god thing we have you philip, if i tried doing any of this on my poor 480 i'm pretty sure it would just combust. but i still get to see the beautiful destruction thanks to you
Still waiting for minecraft with this engine, with giant spiders n stuff. Also, Just a small critique: Some things should be crumbling much easier. For example, when the tall building fell that should have just become rubble. Or the tower of stone, that should have just fallen apart. But still some of the best destruction out there. However, Just think about Red Faction: Guerilla. Those buildings crumbled so satisfyingly and realistically.
Man it would be cool to have a multiplayer on something like the bridge map or a city with interlinked buildings. One player tries to knock everyone down, or everyone fights to be the last one not touching the ground / water. Kinda like the old roblox natural disaster maps from the early 2010s.
wow massive destruction looks beautiful with a full frame rate I can't wait for when we can look back on this game and think how crazy it is that it used to be hard to run this back then
Teardown is an amazing game but I wish teardown had multithreading because this game only uses a single thread So that leaves a lot of cores/treads unused which could be used to produce much higher performance You wouldn’t require more than 2 or 4 treads but 2 or 4 threads would be kinda difficult from a coding standpoint but amazing from a performance perspective I hope this will come to the game in the future
the scale isn't all that huge but it's enough for games scenes too look immersive in the physics department this is like the future version of the source engine that focuses of physics based gameplay.. imagine this in half life alyx
One thing that would make this game really cool would be multiplayer. Think of it, and FPS game in a large destructible map, being able to break parts of the map to use to your tactical advantage to take out your enemies
I hope that within 10 or 15 years we could have a game like teardown but the physics isn't like this, instead, it's like fully-fledged finite element analysis simulations and computation fluid dynamics simulations with strong 2 way coupling in like 4k 120 fps, that would be so fucking awesome
Problem is, we do already have convincing destruction physics. Red Dead Redemption 2's engine is able to make those, look it up. The issue is is that without constricts to what you can and cannot break, the amount of destruction in a photorealistic and detailed game will make PCs fry.
@@general-sp5uf I'm honestly not gonna say that the old days were the good days but somehow they were more pleasing. I remember being excited playing GTA 5 on my brother's old build. Guess at how much it ran? About thirty fps while somewhere in-doors where there's not much action. And full on 1fps the moment something hard came onto it. And yet...I remember being excited nonetheless.
The inside scene and the destruction physics is so satisfying to watch. They should add a weight computation on those upper part of the building, its unrealistic on how a small piece of concrete holds the entire half of it.
The most fun parts for me was seeing structures colliding with other structures, there's just something exciting about seeing a huge building falling ontop of another.
@@AdderFTW888 Wait..
@@AdderFTW888 Hol up-
Yes!
@@AdderFTW888 r/cursedcomments
Especially when Mossad and CIA has pre-kbowledge of such collapses.
The physics of this game are so satisfying… I hope other developers get inspired so we get to see it more often.
@@selohcin indeed! I cant wait for next generation games!
Btw, good to see another old timer here hahaha our channels were created about a month apart, thats crazy! haha
When they could make such thing to the atom level and being able to run on my calculator, i'd offer the devs all my money, my house, my car, hell everything :)
they should copy the code and give it to other studios free
@@selohcin unfortunately those improvements don't actually lend well to real time physics. physics calculations can't really utilize multithreading from my understanding, and while frame drops are expected in this kind of game that kind of behavior would be a hard sell to consoles where frame drops are a thing that are avoided at all costs as they focus on creating a smooth experience for players. the most promising thing i've seen in terms of technology that could bring large scale real time physics calculations to mainstream gaming is using ai to create optimized physics calculations that are much easier to run.
I wish when stuff fell over it actually disintegrated properly like real building collapses instead of staying in one solid piece :/ like that skyscraper in the beginning.
Hey Philip have you tried the Structural Integrity Test mod in teardown yet? It adds basic Structural Integrity to the game and increases the destruction realism a lot
Just like the old version of the game
I feel like that should be a toggleable option in the game. Have a extra beefy pc? Keep the option on else keep it off.
@@whisk3675 ikr
my favourite type of integrity is journalistic integrity
@@skyv1111 i dont think that exists....
The minigun is actually silent, that’s the sound of the PC
underrated
no it sounds the complete same as his. also I have a not as good pc?
More people need to be talking about how amazing the smoke physics are in this game.
this is genuis instead of getting a crazy computer you could just record it and speed up the footage for gameplays
I'm just surprised it didn't crash for long enough to record it.
@@telefrag. because he already has a crazy computer to begin with
@@ketrub no matter how crazy computer is - the game itself has to be extremely stable and optimized to handle such low framerates and keep running without crashing.
@@telefrag. i play it on a 1060 averaging 20-40 fps lol
He has a 3090 and a 5950x I believe
Now that I think of it, a horde mode in teardown would be like the excellent concept of 7 days to die executed properly.
That needs to be a mod ASAP
we need a teardown 7 days to die mode omg
They did say they plan on allowing the engine to be purchased and used for other games when they finish teardown
@@firesoldier343 Ooooo thats gonna be sick dude
7 days to die did it very well
3:55 this is relatable. not fun to have a flying train crash through your apartment while trying to relax
I love that the game developer goes beyond his vision and creates a full fletched game.
The game industry wont take notice and wont adapt those ideas untill it proves to be successful.
I hope he becomes as successful as minecraft itself.
Its not surprising, game companies are there to make money. this is not the early days of gaming where game companies were run by people passionate about games anymore. people found what works and stuck with it, afraid of change and not meeting investor expectations. Leaving innovation to indie game devs who take a large bet on their dream game idea.
@Gabby these people are idiots, they think it's all about companies wanting to make money - well it's true, but it's not the only reason they don't add this sort of destruction in their games.
@@justinianbyz5526 Your comprehension skills must be lacking. Nowhere in my original comment do I mention that I want destruction to be added in triple-A games. It was to point out the reason why niche games are typically created by indie devs rather than large studios.
@@mogmyij7222 never read your comment nor referrered to you, don't really care to read it either.
@@mogmyij7222 The large studios have made lots of niche games though. Indie games tend to be more experimental because they can't usually compete on graphical fidelity.
Holy crap that is honestly so cool!!
I love the airplane level's air pressure change
Do you know the name of the airplane map? It looked amazing
@@firelord3361 BOEING 737 FULL RELEASE
@@oscarvanlaar6043 Thanks :D
Give me your ha gow
Seeing this video with the tall buildings makes me think of a survival gamemode where you have to escape a burning building or something. That could be fun.
I've played that on Roblox 10 years ago
0:45 new attack on titan episodes look amazing
Ikr
Really shows how this is a sandbox unlike any other. Straight revolutionary.
Yeah to me this game always seemed like minecraft on steroids, but lacking some development or marketing in what could make it dominate the minecraft space... like a focus on sandbox exploration and survival for example
@@Evandroworks I think what its mainly lacking is computers that can run it. What I mean is there aren't enough of them on the market
@@realfangplays just plain wrong, a gtx 640 can handle this game
@@panzermensch7152 i use gtx 1080 ti and in some parts i lag like crazy just from a small explosion
@@panzermensch7152 without raytracing or the smoke effects...
Aragorn: you bow to no-one.
Philip with a minigun: Hello there!
Can you imagine this game in VR? That would be freaking amazing to jump into this kind of VR world to smash it to pieces.
I think it'll be a while until computers can run this game at VR-comfortable framerates, but when that day comes...
@@nixel1324 there is PCs out there that can run it smoothly in vr…. for the right price that is🕴🏿
i like this game a lot but still, the fact that they had to tone down the physics is just super unfortunate. Idk if a mod exists for that, but it is just underwhelming to see a building fall down on its side, just to hit the ground, have some walls get damaged but overall lay on its side barely affected, would be so good to see building crumple down
maybe one day when people can afford something better than potato pc, we'll have teardown with full fledged physics
I think there's a mod called structural integrity mod that makes the physics like they were before
Yeah its like things are glued together the way they bounce in such a uniform way.
Spyegle dude chill
bro, idk about you but i'd rather slowly get these insane features in the future then now. we get to appreciate it more :)
imagine if u got born into a rich family, in the year 3000 where we have chips in our brains and we all play through vr or something like that. i'd rather this timeline.
the volumetric smoke actually looks so good
i still really wish buildings would collapse from a lack of support,
our computers would also collapse :(
maybe 5 years from now it'll be possible
There's a similar mod for that called Structural Integrity mod.
@@Phantomdude I mean red faction guerrilla did it and that was in 2009 on the 360 and ps3
The developer made it not do that, so the game campaign was easier to play or something.. something about expectations
@@idontneedameme3665 Red Faction used big parts with predefined destruction patterns to make buildings. This game uses small voxels instead, as you can see in this video, destruction in this game includes a lot more parts moving simultaneously and more accurately then in RF.
I wish more games had physics like teardown and control
0:45 is the most terrifying thing I have ever seen in my entire life. I will have nightmares of a group of large naked men smashing through my window
Teardown has quickly become one of my favorite games of all time.
This seems REALLY cool but i do notice a lack of weight to the objects. The realism is fantastic but the weight of the buildings falling could be a bit better. Mods Maybe?
Yeah when things collide it's like they weigh only a third what they actually should. Still super impressive though!
There's a structural integrity mod. That helps with the destruction's realism.
@@zed7038 that's the spice, very cool.
lmao not even big budget movie cgi can get the weight feeling right. this is an indie video game.
@@veloce5491 right, I get it, the game is still really cool. The building look like collapsing Styrofoam. It's still a great game though
Finally more Teardown, I've waited for this!
I wonder if action sequences could be recorded in this game, downscaled and then upscaled to make convincing CGI-ish effects
Upscaled? No. We use AI. Have you seen the Minecraft GaN from "2 minutes paper"?
@@houghwhite411 "we"?
also that's what they said
@@SamualN Hold on to your paper
This not chi ate actually a physics distraction game. try your self and prove your wrong
It's not CGI editing
An accurate preview of what would happen IRL if kliksphilip somehow became omnipotent
most of this effects look better , then in the movies
This is genuinely amazing to watch
Awesome to watch, thank you philip. I want to get this to revisit my gmod days with destructable maps :D
5:15 Philip's old Source 2/HL:3 predictions finally came through
Yay, my bridge on the thumbnail!
Awesome video, I love that you used speed up to "remove slow-motion" when game lags
Looking at this makes me realise just how far technology is behind in matters of physics simulation. This is some of the best physics we get in games, but it's obviously a pale shadow of the complexity of real physics.
Maybe in real-time, but movies have excellent physics in destruction sequences.
@@leg0er Yes, I was talking about real time. If you can render something for however you long you wish to wait for it, you can obviously go ham.
So satisfying. Can you make a collection of the map mods you have?
Quite a cinematic experience!
Hell yeah man this is awesome. Love it. Man those giant humans things were scary
this is incredible to watch, i love how the building just looked like paper when the train went through it..
I feel the one thing that isn't quite there in games with destructible environment is how more often than not structures seem to descend pretty weightless (most times they are hanging by a thread and won't fall into the ground unless it's destroyed, even when it should collapse under its own weight)
This is just what I needed today, thanks Philip. Those dopamines and seratonins came in good,
That looks so fucking good, holy shit... My computer is already screaming in agony!
Man gets in the elevator after he sets the building on fire, caught that one
This is what i want gaming to be.
This is more impressive than everything i've seen in corporate videos and e3 presentations in a decade.
And this is the work of one man. Denis Gustafsson.
Hudge respect.
Fudge respect
This game is the reason I want a PC
Same
Start saving ;-)
You would need 500$ minimum but you would not be disappointed!
it's 2021 and you still don't have a PC?
it's a good game but you're not missing out on much by just watching satisfying compilations like this. i have like 40 hours in it and mods still get added, but i'd say you shouldn't feel rushed. the longer you take anyways the better the game is going to get, man the game isnt even fully released yet lol
@@Mate_Antal_Zoltan its 2021 and you still think everyone is rich?
This looks like a lovely stress reliever
The best part is definitely how RTX works with the falling structures. This is REALLY impressive
Thanks for checking out my old bridge map!
Mordor Army: _Our troops struggle against that city!_
Philip: _Hold my bear!_
This is the future of gaming
this was cathartic
4:20 this was the coolest part for me
i loved how the thing continued to stay up even after u shot the back leg
so satisfying to watch
You got a new sub, DUDE i love this
Teardown in VR would be ne of the most exhilarating experience ever put forth.
This is really impressive physics.
Workshop for Teardown might be the greatest sandbox experience since Garry’s Mod. Truly a match made in heaven.
It's always a good day when this man uploads!
This should be featured on the official Steam Page, so good
damn, that's kinda relaxing
More relaxing than ASMR videos
7:01 you'll have to toss me
great vid :]
This couild be potentially be a great base for a fps multilayer game
the sound effect at 0:18 got me, if i'm not mistaken that stock sound effect's used for the tau cannon.
god thing we have you philip, if i tried doing any of this on my poor 480 i'm pretty sure it would just combust. but i still get to see the beautiful destruction thanks to you
Still waiting for minecraft with this engine, with giant spiders n stuff.
Also, Just a small critique: Some things should be crumbling much easier. For example, when the tall building fell that should have just become rubble. Or the tower of stone, that should have just fallen apart.
But still some of the best destruction out there. However, Just think about Red Faction: Guerilla. Those buildings crumbled so satisfyingly and realistically.
Those AOT Titans were awesome.
Your PC is a beast!
They really embrace the chaos ....
love the video
Extremists: "Oh finally we don't have to do this stuff irl!"
Man it would be cool to have a multiplayer on something like the bridge map or a city with interlinked buildings. One player tries to knock everyone down, or everyone fights to be the last one not touching the ground / water. Kinda like the old roblox natural disaster maps from the early 2010s.
There should be games made off this engine, just a little creative remodeling and tweaks can make this the greatest engine made.
This is what I expect from a modern Battlefield game. ^^
That airplane map is GENIUS
3:53 "please tell me philip is thinking what I'm thinking" :)
this is... oddly satisfying
Now I bet this would do well as a short
Thank you philip, very cool.
4:20 AT-AT Jacko Pose unlocked, rule 34, no exceptions.
Why does this not have more views? it's satisfying
oh we EARLY early
LET'S GOOOO
Please make more of these :o
0:44 We've all had a nightmare like this when we were younger, lol.
This is satisfying
I love the mega gun and clearing out the entire map layer by layer
I’m surprised you haven’t done more teardown stuff
wow, lots of new lavish environments. maybe i need to finally buy it :)
Download some mods too
The maps from this video is from mods and the weapons too
wow massive destruction looks beautiful with a full frame rate
I can't wait for when we can look back on this game and think how crazy it is that it used to be hard to run this back then
Teardown is an amazing game but
I wish teardown had multithreading because this game only uses a single thread
So that leaves a lot of cores/treads unused which could be used to produce much higher performance
You wouldn’t require more than 2 or 4 treads but 2 or 4 threads would be kinda difficult from a coding standpoint
but amazing from a performance perspective
I hope this will come to the game in the future
Now that's an amazing game engine.
youtube decided they werent going to show me this one in my subscription feed, how nice of them
the scale isn't all that huge but it's enough for games scenes too look immersive in the physics department this is like the future version of the source engine that focuses of physics based gameplay.. imagine this in half life alyx
damn, this phisics in a just cause game must be super awesome
I wish this game was like... louder... I want it to be when giant buildings fall it's just insane crashing sounds and pure chaos.
Some guy: *starts messing with everything in teardown*
nuclear power plant guy: "I'm in danger!"
One thing that would make this game really cool would be multiplayer. Think of it, and FPS game in a large destructible map, being able to break parts of the map to use to your tactical advantage to take out your enemies
A lot like looking at Legos. And that's very satisfying to me
I hope that within 10 or 15 years we could have a game like teardown but the physics isn't like this, instead, it's like fully-fledged finite element analysis simulations and computation fluid dynamics simulations with strong 2 way coupling in like 4k 120 fps, that would be so fucking awesome
The voxels aren’t elastic so it probably doesn’t need as much processing power as you'd think
Problem is, we do already have convincing destruction physics. Red Dead Redemption 2's engine is able to make those, look it up. The issue is is that without constricts to what you can and cannot break, the amount of destruction in a photorealistic and detailed game will make PCs fry.
gamers when their computer runs the game at 59 fps instead of 329 megashit per second at 8k resolution
@@general-sp5uf I'm honestly not gonna say that the old days were the good days but somehow they were more pleasing. I remember being excited playing GTA 5 on my brother's old build. Guess at how much it ran? About thirty fps while somewhere in-doors where there's not much action. And full on 1fps the moment something hard came onto it. And yet...I remember being excited nonetheless.
The inside scene and the destruction physics is so satisfying to watch. They should add a weight computation on those upper part of the building, its unrealistic on how a small piece of concrete holds the entire half of it.
The train through the apartment is for sure my favorite
Imagine having a GTA game with half as much physics as this. Unlimited fun!
Very very very satisfying video distraction
Kinda proud to see the Ion Cannon Beacon in here. I was reminded of Teardown by your videos. Quite a while now since those tech demo videos came out..
Is that from command and conquer? I was watching and like hmm I remember that from something
Correct, I've specifically based it on Renegade's version.
@@NLferdiNL. always wanted to replay renegade!
I was doing that too. Still pretty interesting!
The sound is the most satisfying part to me