halo2 does use havok physics engine.

destrukt

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at the very end of the credits you can see some copyright notice about havok.

this is for the people claiming it doesn't use havok and also claiming there is no ragdoll etc.

edit: it doesn't seem to be listed on the havok website, what possibly else would havok be doing in halo2 than?
 
destrukt said:
at the very end of the credits you can see some copyright notice about havok.

this is for the people claiming it doesn't use havok and also claiming there is no ragdoll etc.

edit: it doesn't seem to be listed on the havok website, what possibly else would havok be doing in halo2 than?

If it does use havok..it sure doesn't seem like it.
 
I find it kind of funny that there is a controversy over it.

I must not be a very good use of havok if people are disagreeing over whether it has it or not.
 
When you die, your body is animated falling, but its seem to switch to ragdolls as you hit the ground. Just look at the arms twitching, its so ugly it cant be an animation. The most notable ragdolls are the brutes dying, imo.

They just tried to mix animations and ragdolls, but the result looks like a half done work to me. Anyways, the game is still great.
 
just in case anyones still wondering, yeah halo 2 uses havok. i think it uses it pretty well... not overkill, but it looks fine.
 
gh0st said:
just in case anyones still wondering, yeah halo 2 uses havok. i think it uses it pretty well... not overkill, but it looks fine.

Your image is a bit dark and blurry there. ;)
 
Neutrino said:
Your image is a bit dark and blurry there. ;)
not the camera i usually use, it came with my mouse :cheese:
 
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