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http://www.intuitor.com/moviephysics/mpmain.html
A brilliant site which all, who think hollywood movies even have remotely real physics, have something to learn from.
The least realistic physics in a game is in my opinon the original ragdoll settings for Max payne 2. If you install a mod called Raggy Raggers however, they become the most realistic ragdolls ever!
When it comes to movies, any 80s movie is a perfect example. Rambo for instance, when John falls down a long in a tree and then on the ground but still survives, when in real life most people break a bone if falling in vertically a lying position even in as low distances as 1 or 2 metres.
It also explains how dangerous jumping through a window is, which can be important for people to know as me for instance has always thought jumping through windows could be a good escape route if there's an emergency situation in a house.
What are some of the worst physics you've seen in a movie or a game?
A brilliant site which all, who think hollywood movies even have remotely real physics, have something to learn from.
The least realistic physics in a game is in my opinon the original ragdoll settings for Max payne 2. If you install a mod called Raggy Raggers however, they become the most realistic ragdolls ever!
When it comes to movies, any 80s movie is a perfect example. Rambo for instance, when John falls down a long in a tree and then on the ground but still survives, when in real life most people break a bone if falling in vertically a lying position even in as low distances as 1 or 2 metres.
It also explains how dangerous jumping through a window is, which can be important for people to know as me for instance has always thought jumping through windows could be a good escape route if there's an emergency situation in a house.
What are some of the worst physics you've seen in a movie or a game?
