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Yea, talking about game's physics [that ('s) means the physics which belong to the game] is apparently prone to causing ... well... this...
Yeah a wall of text when someone doesn't like being made fun of.
Dude, you have to be in the right before you try and make fun of them, also maybe aspire to make actual points other than "Making fun". Otherwise you're just a troll.
How do you expect to be treated? Most people would curse at you and end up getting their steam account blocked from the forums because of it. What I've done has taken a great deal of restraint given your position.
Dude, no one believes you were joking, let me fetch the first quote.
^Nonsense
^u wut? Believe me, I can change the underlying physics. I'm a programmer, I make the damn physics.
^SALT
^Sure it is..
So, can we conclude you were joking? Of course not. That would be laughable. You're simply trying to weasel out of an awkward situation that you started because YOU said something ridiculous...
https://gfycat.com/disloyalspecificandeancat
But hey just because your pop culture references are stunted lets keep going;
ridicule
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noun
noun: ridicule
the subjection of someone or something to contemptuous and dismissive language or behaviour.
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informalkidding, kidology, ribbing, joshing;
informalwinding up, taking the mickey;
informalgoofing, razzing, pulling someone's chain;
informalchiacking;
archaicsport;
vulgar slangtaking the piss
"he was subjected to ridicule by his colleagues"
antonyms: praise, respect
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verb: ridicule; 3rd person present: ridicules; past tense: ridiculed; past participle: ridiculed; gerund or present participle: ridiculing
subject to contemptuous and dismissive language or behaviour.
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The games underlying physics is a simulation based on Newtonian laws. So making the claim of "using the same physics" yelds the result of;
Lolwut? <--- comical expression
Quotes scotty;
You can not change the laws of physics
(EDIT*) Also almost forgot this one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p77XnhzJz7g
Literally everyone who isn't you - Understands.
^ You. This is the result if you fundamentally misunderstand physics, game physics, and basic contextual comprehension.
If you mean the literal definition of "simulate"
transitive verb To have or take on the appearance, sound, or character of; imitate: synonym: imitate.
transitive verb To make in imitation of or as a substitute for."
then yes, even drawing a picture of a collision could count as a simulation.
KSP is merely attempting to visually mimic the effects you would expect from an accurate physical representation or simulation which is NOT being performed.
For example, aerodynamics are completely faked in KSP. It's done simply with math that does NOT involve an atmosphere with any physical properties besides a single float variable multiplied by altitude to produce your lift/drag/and heating effects. Script is being ran, physically accurate simulations are not being performed.
I do CGI simulations that involve ACTUAL Newtonian simulations and even those are AWFUL if you don't increase all accuracy vars, physics steps, and calculations per frame. But KSP ain't even close to that. KSP as with ANY physics system in ANY game technically counts as a "simulation" of what ever type of physics you want to mention, but so what?
We're talking about the game's physics as an existing thing, we've seen it, we know it, and we can understand how it looks by looking at the math that composes it. It's a tangible thing, and that's what we're talking about.
When we say it has the same physics as the previous game, we clearly aren't saying "Oh man, it's attempting to simulate Newtonian physics just like KSP 1 tried to do" we CLEARLY mean it has the same physics - the tangible thing we were taking about as KSP one, which means KSP 2, by our observation will simulate physics with the same or similar code as the first game and therefore will have the same issues if wonky solutions aren't added before release such as auto-strut which will fix wobble but won't help with performance.
^ If you aren't able to understand that, that's on you. You can blame it on anything you want and refuse to take ANY responsibility for your own reading skills, but you don't get to sit here and act like what I said was wrong. Not happening as far as you expecting me NOT to defend myself against such ridiculousness.
irrelevant quote and there never was any joke.
PS: Yes I know the word "tangible" isn't applicable since we can't touch it, but you get the point.
Thought you were leaving?
Still trying to "s'plain" why a joke I made isn't funny to you I see.
Well I was going to say it wasn't a joke but then I got the definition here and..
"joke
n. Something said or done to evoke laughter or amusement, especially an amusing story with a punch line.
n. A mischievous trick; a prank.
n. Something that is of ludicrously poor quality."
You're right, your argument was a joke.