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Imagine a car racing game where when you crash at 100 MPH your car doesn't take on any cosmetic damage… Oh wait, that's all of them, because car makers can't be
by __david__ 7y ago
Imagine a car racing game where when you crash at 100 MPH your car doesn't take on any cosmetic damage… Oh wait, that's all of them, because car makers can't bear the thought of their precious IPs all banged up. It's one of my pet peeves about car racing games with real cars.
- Cyberdog 7y agoYet another reason why Burnout Paradise, which contained cars inspired by real-world cars but different just enough to not invite lawsuits, was one of the best games ever - the manner in which the cars got deformed from simple dents to complete destruction was a major feature of the game. I'm sure they saved a good deal of money not having to license all the brand names too.
- skunkworker 7y agoAny cosmetic damage? You haven't played Forza Horizon recently then. While crashes aren't BeamNG.drive-level disassemblies, they do scratch up and can make cars undrivable (especially with full damage turned on). Any they have a fairly comprehensive list of manufacturers and no cars are immune to damage in the game. https://forza.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Manufacturers https://forza.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Manufacturers