Was localized damage added?

[Ꝙ Ghosthunter Ꝙ]

That's the only thing that I wish it had to purchase it.

Edit: Ended purchasing it hoping it would help you for the sequel.
Always wanted a proper sequel or remake to Demolition Maker, something I never seen elsewhere

[musclecarfreak]

Thank you, much appreciated! I don't know what exactly you got in mind with "localized damage", but I can tell you, the system in Crumple Zone works in realtime and takes the point of impact into account.
Do you mean Demolition Racer? I love that game and it was certainly one of the inspirations for making Crumple Zone.

[Migu]

Originally posted by musclecarfreak:

Thank you, much appreciated! I don't know what exactly you got in mind with "localized damage", but I can tell you, the system in Crumple Zone works in realtime and takes the point of impact into account.
Do you mean Demolition Racer? I love that game and it was certainly one of the inspirations for making Crumple Zone.

If i had to take a guess, it might be an hud indicator on each side of the car, something that was on most of them. it turn from green to black indicating whether its heavily damaged or not. And by demolition maker probably the people who make those kind of games. Demolition Racer was great tho.

[musclecarfreak]

Originally posted by Migu:

If i had to take a guess, it might be an hud indicator on each side of the car, something that was on most of them. it turn from green to black indicating whether its heavily damaged or not.

Ah I see, good point. I thought about this in the early concept stage, but to me this was one of the few areas where the original Destruction Derby wasn't very fun - in particular towards the end of a demo derby, when you could hardly steer and needed to back up against the remaining opponent(s) at a snails pace.
Therefore I opted for a system similar to Flatout, which, to me, kept the demo derbies more engaging until the very end.

[rebelstar5]

I think the topic creator is referring to individual components of the car taking damage depending on the point of impact. eg A front wheel gets knocked off, limiting stability and performance or the engine is damaged limiting performance. I've only played the game for an hour so far, but I personally think it works fine as it is.

My only 'gripe' is that the cars mostly look alike. It doesn't really matter though. The game is definitely fun. When I've played a bit more I might leave a review.

[Ꝙ Ghosthunter Ꝙ]

Originally posted by rebelstar5:

I think the topic creator is referring to individual components of the car taking damage depending on the point of impact. eg A front wheel gets knocked off, limiting stability and performance or the engine is damaged limiting performance. I've only played the game for an hour so far, but I personally think it works fine as it is.

My only 'gripe' is that the cars mostly look alike. It doesn't really matter though. The game is definitely fun. When I've played a bit more I might leave a review.

More like demolition racer. Didnt wanted a too much realistic damage either,