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[homedog 100000]

 Which one is or will be best

[Kaiser Shepard]

I love the recent Battlefields, especially '43, for allowing you to destroy pretty much anything that isn't a bunker.

[Revan312]

Like Kaiser said, the Battlefield games, my fav being the newest Bad Company 2, have some of the best destructible environments, to me. Although, at least to my eyes, there isn't any ground deformation from things like explosions, the rest of the objects/buildings are all destructible.

[eucatastrophe]

Diablo 3's Havoc engine looks interesting

[Onyx Jaguar]

Bullet Witch

[chiliztri]

I liked The Force Unleashed destructible environment. Too bad the game was such a crappy port to PC.

[Ecliptic Deimos]

Red Faction: Guerrilla

Modifié par Ecliptic Deimos, 20 avril 2010 - 02:50 .

[crysischaos]

Red Faction Guerrilla, Mercenaries 2

[Dethateer]

Red Faction 1. Cliff in the way? Blast through!

[Rubbish Hero]

Company Of heroes is pretty cool when it comes to destructible environments.

[BeresaadSoldier]

The game I've played most that had a destructible environment was the first Red Faction that came out. However, Force Unleashed beats everything hands down.

[JRCHOharry]

Bad company 2, the 2.0 destructable environments are the best thing to happen to FPS in a looooong time!

[LyudmilaKatzen]

Not sure if this is what you're asking about, but I have had great fun with the exploding barrels in Half-Life 2...exploding them with a bullet or chucking one at a group of zombies with the gravity gun will put a spring in your step.

Modifié par LyudmilaKatzen, 20 avril 2010 - 12:17 .

[A Killing Sound]

An honorable mention for me is Stranglehold. You don't so much blow apart buildings, but pretty much anything in a room is destroyed in the epic gun fights.

[AshedMan]

Revan312 wrote...

Like Kaiser said, the Battlefield games, my fav being the newest Bad Company 2, have some of the best destructible environments, to me. Although, at least to my eyes, there isn't any ground deformation from things like explosions, the rest of the objects/buildings are all destructible.

The PC version of BC2 has craters and such in the ground if you are purposefully shooting it.  It's fairly minor but it's there.  It might not be on the console versions.

[DragonBlood25]

BeresaadSoldier wrote...

The game I've played most that had a destructible environment was the first Red Faction that came out. However, Force Unleashed beats everything hands down.

You obviously haven't played Red Faction: Guerrilla. 

[Kaiser Shepard]

AshedMan wrote...

Revan312 wrote...

Like Kaiser said, the Battlefield games, my fav being the newest Bad Company 2, have some of the best destructible environments, to me. Although, at least to my eyes, there isn't any ground deformation from things like explosions, the rest of the objects/buildings are all destructible.

The PC version of BC2 has craters and such in the ground if you are purposefully shooting it.  It's fairly minor but it's there.  It might not be on the console versions.

I'm quite certain the console version of '43 also has this, so I assume BC2 does as well.

[Rubbish Hero]

Aren't the destructible environments in Bad Company 2 pre-baked?

[homedog 100000]

Yes they are.

[ImperialOperative]

Dawn of War 2

[Rubbish Hero]

Captain Cornhole wrote...I want a game where your actually out to destroy the ecosystem!

You pretty much do that in World In Conflict, everything is destructible, entire city's get leveled.

[noobzor99]

Bad Company 2... if some sniper is giving you trouble shoot a rocket at him- not only will you get him, you also leave a smoking hole in the wall!

[A Killing Sound]

Captain Cornhole wrote...

I want a game where your actually out to destroy the ecosystem!

The closest game you can do that in is Sim Earth

[Rive Caedo]

It's a tie between Red Faction 1 and Red Faction Guerrilla.



Guerrilla has better building destruction but it lacks the terrain destruction you could do in RF1.

Making giant tunnel systems with rocket launchers in RF1 was awesome!