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I have a question regarding FPS dependent physics in games.
you may or may not know that CS 1.6 (running on the GoldSrc aka half-life 1 engine) has FPS dependent physics, meaning that movement and recoil change depending on your framerate and anything other than 100fps feel off. it's been this way to this day in all GoldSrc games and I wonder if valve never changed that because valve or because it's technically not possible.
quake 3 arena has FPS dependent physics too, but they got rid of that with quake live which is running on the same engine.
so did volvo never bother with that or are there technical obstacles in the way?
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youtube.com/watch?v=he02vJvKaRs
Since you cant answer that yourself, dose that mean you are a retard?
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I guess volvo never bother with that or there are technical obstacles in the way
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Wont bother explaining because you wont understand
i think after different versions of cs came out, valve didnt care about it.
gta sa also had that. you had to play it at 24 fps, otherwise you couldnt do some certain stuff like diving underwater. 3 years later gta 4 came out, so probly they started on developing gta 4 so they didnt care about gta sa anymore. but there are fan made patches that fix fps depending physics.
so the answer of your question is pretty sure devs didnt care about that problem, if fans could fix such a problem, so could devs.
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probably this, volvo lazy
good post mate
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make physics not depend on ingame fps, so you can play on 300 fps without messed up recoil/gravity
Volvo is a car company, why would they bother with physics in a game
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