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Physics is awesome, it's my favorite subject after programming! And it's also present in Heroes 5, especially in magic!:D

Realistic physics is undoubtedly a plus for Dark Messiah, as it primarily affects the gameplay, environment, and player actions, but what good is it in strategy games? And we get confused: it's one thing to discuss the physical flaws in the fifth installment, and quite another to discuss the advantages of physics in an action game. And I'm still on eXeCuToR's side. By applying physics in Heroes, you could cook infernals in their own juice, collapse the Dungeon and the gnomes into an abyss, and at the same time, break all the mages' creations. Here, instead of physics, there's something else - magic. :)
But on the other hand, if the nearby trees fell when a castle was built, that would be interesting.

Realistic physics is undoubtedly a plus in Dark Messiah, as it mainly affects the gameplay, environment, and player actions, but what's the point of it in strategy games? And we're getting confused: it's one thing to discuss the physical flaws in the fifth game, and quite another to discuss the advantages of physics in an action game. And I'm still on eXeCuToR's side. By applying physics in Heroes, you could cook infernals in their own juice, collapse the Dungeon and the gnomes into the abyss, and at the same time, break all the mages' creations. Here, instead of physics, there's something else - magic. :)
But on the other hand, if nearby trees fell from the impact of a spell, it would be interesting.

What do you think, wouldn't it be cool to see realistic physics when meteors or Armageddon fall... that's what I'm talking about. :)

2NightNazgul
You misunderstood me; realistic physics is great. I really liked the physics in Dark Messiah; just imagine that instead of transforming into a demon, there's some kind of spacesuit with a healing system in attack mode. Would you be interested in playing that? You didn't quite understand what I mean by the term "physics." What's the point of asking questions like how skeletons walk or why vampires die in the morning?
But if there were more realistic graphical physics, it would be really cool. For example, so that craters from explosions actually remained and corpses flew around.
P.S. Maybe I'm missing something, but if so, I apologize.