Water physics ?

[_APA [~sudo]]

Guys, does anyone know if we still have that awesome water physics? Surprised no one is asking about it :)

[Chrispy]

Agreed! I hope it's still there. So far I haven't seen anything that confirms it though.

[snake_5]

Nobody is asking about it because they have watched the video's that have been released and could see that for themselves.

[Simon]

If they’re adding more detailed wind flow I can’t see them removing water physics, as basic as it was. But then we did lose cycling at launch so who knows (I know cycling wasn’t in CS1 at launch either, but it still feels that way).

Can’t be too critical though. If they tried to do computational fluid dynamics properly they would have to cut the entire city-building part and it still wouldn’t be enough!

[King DaMuncha]

The water physics in CS1 were extremely exadgerated, making a small change in the coast line would cause 50ft tidal waves that would flood nearby areas. That is much worse than no water physics.

[CunkFeatures]

Originally posted by APA.minds _REDUX:

Surprised no one is asking about it :)

Me too, passed my thought for sure.

I suspect no, since this seems like a revamp rather than new well worked game.

[Chrispy]

Originally posted by King DaMuncha:

The water physics in CS1 were extremely exadgerated, making a small change in the coast line would cause 50ft tidal waves that would flood nearby areas. That is much worse than no water physics.

Respectfully disagree. I loved this little quirk. It gave the game some character.

But seriously, if there is still water physics, I hope they're a bit more realistic than CS 1. Imagine having to actually worry about low spots in your cities and supplying appropriate drainage to keep streets from flooding!

[tom_mai78101]

Can't be worse than Timberborn, right?

[💖⎛⎝Silver Knight⎠⎞]

From what I've seen. Non existant