Personally I don’t see Rockstar bringing major changes into the driving physics as there’s a high chance it could affect negatively on the whole racing/stunting side of the game. I do however think the damage model will be changed with much details so that when you hit trees they break or small buildings collapsing and the car itself breaking into more parts but still being able to drive without a problem
Yes they will, you can see in the leaks that the cars' suspensions are better worked. A mix of GTA IV and GTA V. Although until the launch many things can change.
6:34 yes Rockstar made most of the super cars awd or just handle like awd so players could drive them more easily because players would complain that cars drive like cars lol.
@@FactsWithActsits gta, not real life. you’re being obtuse if you can’t understand why spinning out all the time would be annoying especially because most people aren’t good drivers
@@FactsWithActs idk why ur so agressive cuz i dont even play gta cause its mid but most of players are casual players. they dont want to improve they want to have fun playing a game or they just want to be able to grind
@@FactsWithActs if you want realism go play asseto corsa or something thats why simulators are a thing. its not for a criminal game where you need to be able to easily go from a to b
Does nobody remember how gta v driving physics used to be? they were a hell of a lot better when the game was released, drifting was actually possible as an example, as well as vehicles feeling like they had some weight to them. Then it all changed and somehow nobody seems to remember that nor complained about it?
@@baconheadhair6938no bro it sucks ass, can’t even finish the game the driving is so dull. Trust me if you play gta 4 you’ll never go back to arcade like physics.
I feel like it would make sense for rockstar to make more realistic driving and crash physics for the story mode of gta6. Cause you're a criminal running away from the law, it would make sense for cars to give up when they crash. It's a grand theft auto game after all, stealing another car would make sense. For gta6 online they would probably tone down the driving physics or at least the crash damage like they do in gta5 right now with armor upgrades.
I actually really like this idea and it makes a lot of sense. Gta story is usually for more serious gameplay. (Unless you’re stunting) Online’s main purpose is typically to just have fun. So, if you don’t like one, you could swap to the other.
@@lightsfoundry unrealistic not from a technical standpoint. In rockstar engine, when you change the physics, the behavior of the AI also changes. they start crashing, can't enter turns, and so on, because they are tuned to the exact parameters of the physics they have. you will have to make different versions of AI for different physics. but if there is different AI in the game, it will change the logic between missions, as their difficulty will change. The difficulty will also change due to a change in physics. so you'll have to do few times more testing to debug different versions of physics.but debugging a game like GTA 6 is a very difficult task that takes many years (as you can see from the 2022 leak). even in GTA IV, a change in a car physics was breaking hundreds of little things in the game (coffin falling out in a funeral mission, people falling out of garbage trucks in another mission, broken following missions etc). GTA VI testers aren't endless, there's only so much they can do at a time, an increased load on them would lengthen the development. Then there's gamedesign stand point. People are always annoyed by inconsistencies. players would go through an offline storyline only to discover that their skills are useless and there is different controls in online. Then players would demand to make the same "realistic" controls in online mode
@@vadimfedenko I've been modding gtas since 2008, the ai problem was only in gta 3 based games, from gta 4 to 5, changing the handling parameters for cars do not affect any other aspect of gameplay and the ai will drive accordingly as shown in this video, the ai are already terrible at high speed driving anyway so its not even an issue. In gta v, online and single player mode are essentially different games that just share 90% the same files, there's already features fragmentation, slightly difrerent vehicle physics is just going to be one more thing to adjust to imo.
@@user-jl8wj8fz5q The issue with making the vehicle inoperable after one accident is that you’d be constantly switching vehicles. Practically wise it’d be terrible for players and it would enforce careful driving with barely any ability to take risks
@@rascallygoose4926 "The issue is... that you'd be constantly switching vehicles" I don't know how to tell you this... but the name of the game is Grand Theft Auto
@@RogerPigga GTA 4's driving is a pain that is true but a nice blend between GTA 4 and GTA 5 would be imo the perfect balance. They overshot with GTA 4 and they undershot with GTA 5.
@@RogerPigga Nah, GTA IV driving was pretty great. It actually required some skill, forced you to take risks into account, and punished you for driving badly. You couldn't just drive full speed into a corner without thinking because that could wreck your car. I even notice it myself when I play GTA V that there is not enough punishment to driving badly.
About the bike loss of grip in front tire, realistically, if you turn like that it would lose grip and leave skid marks. IRL when you are fast in a bike you need to counter steer, turn left to go right, which happens naturally while you lean the bike.
You are somewhat correct, but counter steer just initiates the turn. Not going to write a novel about all that :D I have some old videos of bike physics overhaul mod project that shows how far it can go
Most people don't realize that they turn the opposite way on bikes. It effectively stabilizes the bike by increasing the width cross section of the front tire by turning it
@@bobbybilbo-n1c idk, between the godlike euphoria engine and amazing story, it lacked a lot of things like housing and garages but still for me personally, I think it's a best gta they've ever made. I go back and play all the time. Edit: Doing a modded playthrough of GTA 4 right now, no idea why but the modding scene is back in full force for this 16 year old game and im all for it.
i really like the bodyroll that this mod adds to the vehicles and i like that cars can actually slide and drift realistically however it also looks like it breaks some things, like you mentioned with sports bikes not being able to turn without losing traction which would not be the case irl
im not much surprised at the mods that exist to "remaster/evolve" gta5, its very relieving to see the player community take an already near-perfect experience and make it just that much more outstanding! Love for the whole community
You might enjoy it in the beginning, but lets say its online and your going a couple hundred kmph and then some random player or npc (often npcs) smashes into your car, now you have to call mors mutual insurance for the 7th time this hour
i think it would be great if in gta 6 they had diffrent settings like “gta IV physics” “gta v physics” gta VI physics” and “realistic physics” and make it changeable
dude this is crazy i used to watch your stunt videos as a kid and i was watching this to get an idea of what mods i should implement in my boys custom online maps. small world love your stuff Haz
Honestly, it dont thank physics is Rockstars main focus, they obviously want it realistic, but they know that the arcade feel of the driving is necessary for there core audience. There main focus is definitely the story an graphics.
in terms of physics and handling, especially the suspension and how soft/stiff it feels, i think those should be something players can change themselves per vehicle through the auto shops or garages, would make alot things easier
I used to use Kiddions just to change the torque split in cars to be more realistic to irl counterparts, so many RWD/AWD cars have a weird split by default (penumbra is rwd, all Ballers are 60% fwd)
Personally, I am hoping that they find a perfect middle ground. I want cars to feel less arcadey, but not simulator levels. I do hope that they make vehicles take more collision damage. Cars in GTA 5 feel like tanks, and very rarely are totaled. If I crash really hard, I want the car to be totaled. But several small collisions shouldn't be an issue. This could be achieved with an exponential damage curve based on mass and velocity between the two entities. Slower speeds deal minimal damage, while faster speeds or larger vehicles cause massive damage.
I really hope GTA 6 has more realistic physics. DriveV actually looks really good, besides maybe too much damage to cars when crashing and limiting Stunting a bit too much. If they would actually just use DriveV and make some small adjustments like less crash damage and better bike stunt physics, then that would already be significantly better than GTA V.
The game is called grand theft auto, but grand theft auto is no longer a viable strategy... just a relic of a bygone time. You used to grab any old car you saw just to get away from cops. Now, you just call a supercar with armor or a flying bike or a tank from your garage. You used to flip your vehicle and it would explode. Driving used to require skill and was rewarding. I'm all in favor of a realistic driving and damage model to bring back the core gameplay mechanic and namesake of the franchise: Grand Theft Auto. Chases are only fun if there's risk in messing up. Crashes should have consequences to keep you moving from car to car. I get that the kiddies want their indestructible supercar which handles like a toy, but just tell them no. What are they going to do, not buy GTA6? Sure, put the supercars in the game, make them fast and grippy, but make them crumple. Put the big bulletproof SUVs in the game, but make them handle like boats. When my car blows up and I'm scanning a parking lot for a new ride as the cops are closing in, make me think about which one I should take for the situation, don't just make them all different shades of the same pedestrian car. When you're good at driving in GTAIV, it feels rewarding, just like in real life. If you mess up, the results have consequences and you improve next time. When you're good at driving in GTAV, that's just to be expected, and isn't rewarding. If you mess up, just flip the car over and keep going. People are concerned with the racing/stunting communities, but more realism will just add more reward to them. Nobody takes the GTA racing community seriously, but I'll occasionally watch sim racers on UA-cam. The harder stunts are to pull off, the more interest there is. When everyone knows the driving is hard, but someone pulled off something crazy, everyone wants to see it. Who cares if someone did a cool trick in GTAV? There's so many glitches and exploits and unrealistic mechanics to use that it lost its appeal years ago.
would be pretty cool if they add an option of getting a realistic driving and more arcade one.. maybe changing car features in the workshop that allows me to choose a realistic or arcade driving.. would be interesting, at least in Story Mode
I would like realistic crash physics, where you total your car out rather easily. That would be fun in its own right. It would also encourage better driving all around. Just imagine you’re in a classic GTA police chase, you wipe out, and now you’re on the run for a brief moment while you jack another vehicle. It’s just more adrenaline. I just hope they won’t make your car be totaled forever. It would be cool if you could just recall the car later, and it would be fixed. Like in the case of a personal vehicle. Perhaps with a small in game fee. Something akin to GTA online.
personally, i think there should be varying degrees of physics; like an ultra-realistic sim damage and physics mode, and a more arcadey fun-time mode for stunts.
A setting would be nice. Being able to switch between arcade & simulation driving would be perfect. Even things like getting gas, just like how in RDR2 your horse has health & energy, should be an option in the game. It would thrive being able to choose between modes
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I'm afraid GTA VI will have very arcade physics too. Accessibility, fun, GTA Online. That's why. I really like how the physics look in this mod. Gonna try it sometime!
2:52 I dont think the bump jumps will leave in gta 6, they've been in rockstar games and missions forever. Its kind of an important thing. They wont get rid of it
I think that the driving physics will be a mix to bring a little bit of realism to the game while still having a bit of an arcade feel, however the trailer may actually be a pretty accurate way of driving in GTA 6 because for their trailers they take what they already have in the game, capture it and then polish it, so in the flamingo scene for example, in the real game there may be like 10 less of them but were added to the trailer for effect.
What I really want is real tire physics. Want to go offroad? Take all-surface or offroad tires. Want to show off your car's performance on the road? Get performance tires. Want to go fast on the racetrack? Get slick tires. Using the wrong tires at the wrong place or time will be very bad for you.
@@Hazardous What about the PC version? And are you sure that it wont be delayed? I'm gonna be honest and i think that it might be delayed to maybe march 2026 and PC version maybe around september?
I hope we get a bit of a better crash phsysics, a mix of gta v and the Drivev mod. Also that the armoring of vehicule impact the crash physic, making it less potent so upgrading armor is more attractive and useful on normal cars
The problem with GTA IV driving physics is that EVERY car felt heavy and spongy. Driving a lightweight sedan or coupe felt no different that driving a big SUV. I'm ok with SOME of the cars having softer, spongier suspensions with worse braking, like the big SUV's, because I'm probably not going to be driving an SUV to get away from the cops, so it could make just a fun, bouncy ride to drive around in if you're just screwing around. I'm ok with typical sedans/coupes/regular cars not having perfect, arcade like suspension, but they should still be easier to drive than an SUV. Considering that's probably what most in the cars in the game are going to be, those cars should be easier to drive, but not perfect. And of course, sports cars, performance cars, and super cars need to have that arcade style of driving, because that's when you want to go fast. Car damage is fine when its just superficial, and I do think there SHOULD be a point where car damage should affect driveability, but it shouldn't be "one or two accidents and you're screwed". Especially not with how some of the NPC's seem to target you when you're driving. And car upgrades to make even basic cars more driveable would definitely be nice, but for the love of GIlgamesh, either make the upgrades free, cheap, or give us more money, Rockstar.
I think 4 had the perfect mix when it comes to driving physics. I like each car to have a different feel and something that takes skill to actually learn. Once you learn the gta 4 physics it's more fun than gta 5 could ever be. All the cars in 5 feel exactly the same. I would very much like it if 6 had very similar physics to 4. I've tried this mod in the past and I think it's too far on the simulation side but I doubt rockstar would go that far with gta 6 that just wouldn't be fun.
I would love if they had realistic driving! Maybe not like Gta 4 though, where all cars handle different, but all of them sort of handle bad. Irl, you can definitely predict the car maneuver you'll have to make and do it, but with Gta IV you can't predict crap! Gta IV cars always just handle in a way you don't want it to at even normal speeds! I've been playing BeamNG drive, and I get that it's not a fair comparison, but in BeamNG drive you can actually get the car language especially since it's trying to be as realistic as possible, while in Gta IV there is just no car language to get.
I literally thought about this just the other day! Saw a video of gta 4 and that reminded me of how much I like the more realistic movement of the cars. Something in-between would be awesome, just like in this mod. Especially if the upgrades that you do at mod shops. Like how the better suspension would ma,e it better to drive and armor to make it withstand more impacts. Im surprised you didn't test that
GTA trailers usually run a scripted scene but some will include player input. There’s a good chance any clip of Jason driving is in fact player input with a fixed camera tracking the player
honestly the only physics in GTA 6 I want back is the bike wheelie physics from GTA San Andreas I loved being able to wheelie from San Andreas to San Fierro and being able to earn money the longer I did a wheelie for. it was such a fun thing to do to kill time and to get ur driving skill up while driving from 1 mission to the next. they kinda added it with dlc motorcycle Maibastu Manchez bc it would keep the bike up just fine without it straight dropping like every other bike but if u knew how to wheelie u could easily go on the highway and do a wheelie around the map multiple times without without dropping the front wheel and could easily be able to go around corners like it was nothing. but thats all I want in GTA 6
Rockstar just needs to bring back GTA IV car and specially bike physics, keep flying through the windshield at super high speeds and ofc features like fuel and seatbelt for online. No bs like spy cars or flying bikes that shoot rockets.
I would be very mad if they just improve 5's physics, with all the realistic details around you just have to make reasonable handling to fit the rest of the game
definitely more realistic speed for the higher end sport cars/ bikes and super cars. + the suspension more dialled down than this mod but more than standard gta online. I would love to see a T20 (MCLAREN) reach 200mph with realism
more realism to driving would be amazing, not too sure about the damage physics though im quite okay with them being the way they are, i guess they could turn it up slightly and people wouldnt be so mad but its become a core part of gta
7:31 More realistic physics, yes. But not delayed handling input. It is something that has me really annoyed in GTA IV. U attempt to countersteer but youd have to countersteer before knowing it, so it has an effect, if you know what I mean. I would prefer the physics to be rather cosmetic, like some new off-roaders have it from GTA O. It looks cool. Speed should have a larger impact on turning radius, but I don't think it should be as drastic as it is with DriveV or in GTA IV. It seems a bit too heavy and reducing the fun in speeding through traffic. Different cars should have different weight and downforce, yes.
the one thing i would want with the driving physics in GTA VI is more realistic crash physics. not like what's in this video, but more like a more advanced version of GTA IV crash physics, or more of a muted version of something like beamng crash physics.
Even if GTA6 will have 99% realism. I think they would add something to make stunts better) At least in Online. For example an ability to increase downforce.
I think semi realistic driving would be really good for GTA 6. Not as realistic as GTA 4, but not too arcadey like GTA 5. That way more people would be happy since they are taking the best of both driving physics.
I mean they could add options for singleplayer either have gta 5 style damage and driving physics and have a choice for more realistic one same for online races so you could jave the more realistic driving for normal races and then the older physics for stunt type races
From both the trailer and the leaks it looks like it's literally just V driving ported over. I was kind of hoping for a mix between V and IV. An inbetween. IV felt like driving in slowmotion and on bald tyres, while V felt a little too grippy and nimble when driving vehicles that shouldn't be (like SUVs and trucks).
I really hope they don't include anything from 5s driving, 4 had the perfect system and having crashing physics omg it would be bliss, GTA finally having some skill involved, I feel like people should just adapt you don't play a rock star game just for easy driving adapt to the harder driving have some fun in insane chases
I love the idea of more realistic physics, but they have to address the speed issue first, when your top speed is the equivalent of 120kmh and your car loses grip like it's going 300, that's not fun and makes no sense, there's no reason why your car should spin out when taking a somewhat sharp turn at the equivalent of 30kmh. When you take that into consideration, gta5 actually has the more realistic physics, the game just lies about the speed you're going.
Idk about 'makes no sense', you should try some realistic sims like AC or PC2 and try taking turns at 120kmh, I guarantee you'll spin out a lot if you don't know what you're doing. Even going 30kmh, there's plenty of reasons that could make you spin out. IRL there are a lot of factors affecting the car such as weight transfer loading the tires and affecting grip, changing the center of gravity of the car, etc. which games like GTA simply can't emulate. Now I'm not saying GTA VI should have sim levels of realistic handling, that would be terrible, but a little bit more realism than GTA V would be nice
@@IDyn4m1CI I've played my fair share of AC, but the thing is in gta 5 120kmh is roughly the top speed of the fastest cars in the game, but game will tell you you're going 300+, which is a lie. I played with mods that boost cars to roughly emulate real car performance, and the handling felt decently realistic, sure there was too much downforce and you could still steer like crazy even at 500kmh, but at least it felt better than playing gta 4 and constantly losing grip at snail speeds. Since they're both unrealistic to some extent, I'd rather take the fun fast one rather than the frustrating slow one.
@@BxPanda7 That's wrong though, the top speed of most cars in GTA is around 120mph, not 120kmh. Some of the fastest cars can go up to 160mph (DLC vehicles). Yeah that is not realistic but its deliberate a gameplay design, because if the cars were as fast as their real life counterparts, the map would feel very small. If you drive shitboxes with street tires in AC (like most of the cars that you'll find on the streets in GTA IV), you'll quickly find out losing grip at snail speeds is not entirely unrealistic. Frustrating, sure, but I don't mind it. What I don't like about GTA IV is that even sports cars have this absurd body roll when turning, and low grip at slow speeds just like the big SUVs, which is stupid. GTA V is the complete opposite, almost all vehicles are very nimble, have very minimal to *negative* body roll, and have absurd amounts of grip everywhere. I wouldn't mind the compromise of having most normal cars being shit at handling and slow (as you would expect), and sports and super cars being fast and nimble
They could make the crash physics in GTA 6 similar to beamNG then when you add 100% armor its more similar to GTA 5 Same with suspention they could make the stiffness tune able
So, my expectations: Rockstar is gonna dumb down the driving physics further from GTA 5 (as they did from 4) but GTA 4's realistic physics worked better with their smaller, more crowded streets compared to GTA 5's incredibly wide roads and almost no traffic. But yeah, Rockstar will likely just copy-paste everything from GTA 5 and make it a bit less fun. My hope: They do something in between. Give some more realism while still retaining some of the arcade-y feel. Give things some weight, but obviously don't make them as durable as soggy paper.
Personally I don’t see Rockstar bringing major changes into the driving physics as there’s a high chance it could affect negatively on the whole racing/stunting side of the game. I do however think the damage model will be changed with much details so that when you hit trees they break or small buildings collapsing and the car itself breaking into more parts but still being able to drive without a problem
Yes they will, you can see in the leaks that the cars' suspensions are better worked. A mix of GTA IV and GTA V. Although until the launch many things can change.
I dont think that will be the case rockstar is probably gong to teach you to take better care of your 1 million dollar car
I personally don’t mind the driving being either realistic or arcade, as long as it is fun.
I think making the physics more realistic would make stunting much more rewarding.
Bro forgot about the advanced handling flags
6:34 yes Rockstar made most of the super cars awd or just handle like awd so players could drive them more easily because players would complain that cars drive like cars lol.
GTA's child like (👀) fanbase holds it back
@@FactsWithActsits gta, not real life. you’re being obtuse if you can’t understand why spinning out all the time would be annoying especially because most people aren’t good drivers
@@baconheadhair6938 yes, i can see why; you're not very skilled and don't want to spend more than 5 minutes trying to improve.
@@FactsWithActs idk why ur so agressive cuz i dont even play gta cause its mid but most of players are casual players. they dont want to improve they want to have fun playing a game or they just want to be able to grind
@@FactsWithActs if you want realism go play asseto corsa or something thats why simulators are a thing. its not for a criminal game where you need to be able to easily go from a to b
"gta 6 lurking around the corner"
that corner being 1000 laps at nurburgring
More realistic physics like these are so much more fun with police chases and things it always makes me satisfied when a game does this
Exactly, I want a game that requires skill
exactly, its more reason to cause further grand theft auto, i really hope its more realistic
Does nobody remember how gta v driving physics used to be? they were a hell of a lot better when the game was released, drifting was actually possible as an example, as well as vehicles feeling like they had some weight to them. Then it all changed and somehow nobody seems to remember that nor complained about it?
I remember…11 years ago it was better than now,even the traffic now is broken,in ps3 version it wasn’t like that
Because its better now. The majority of people are fine with gta v physics
They didn’t complain because they like it brother
@@baconheadhair6938no bro it sucks ass, can’t even finish the game the driving is so dull. Trust me if you play gta 4 you’ll never go back to arcade like physics.
@@mathieutrautman8634 Skill Tests, Stunt and everything will be a lot worse with good physics
I feel like it would make sense for rockstar to make more realistic driving and crash physics for the story mode of gta6. Cause you're a criminal running away from the law, it would make sense for cars to give up when they crash. It's a grand theft auto game after all, stealing another car would make sense. For gta6 online they would probably tone down the driving physics or at least the crash damage like they do in gta5 right now with armor upgrades.
I actually really like this idea and it makes a lot of sense. Gta story is usually for more serious gameplay. (Unless you’re stunting) Online’s main purpose is typically to just have fun. So, if you don’t like one, you could swap to the other.
making two different versions of physics is unrealsitic
@@vadimfedenko Absolutely not, it's just two sets of config files, whenever you switch to online, the online files are loaded instead.
@@lightsfoundry unrealistic not from a technical standpoint. In rockstar engine, when you change the physics, the behavior of the AI also changes. they start crashing, can't enter turns, and so on, because they are tuned to the exact parameters of the physics they have. you will have to make different versions of AI for different physics. but if there is different AI in the game, it will change the logic between missions, as their difficulty will change. The difficulty will also change due to a change in physics. so you'll have to do few times more testing to debug different versions of physics.but debugging a game like GTA 6 is a very difficult task that takes many years (as you can see from the 2022 leak). even in GTA IV, a change in a car physics was breaking hundreds of little things in the game (coffin falling out in a funeral mission, people falling out of garbage trucks in another mission, broken following missions etc). GTA VI testers aren't endless, there's only so much they can do at a time, an increased load on them would lengthen the development.
Then there's gamedesign stand point. People are always annoyed by inconsistencies. players would go through an offline storyline only to discover that their skills are useless and there is different controls in online. Then players would demand to make the same "realistic" controls in online mode
@@vadimfedenko I've been modding gtas since 2008, the ai problem was only in gta 3 based games, from gta 4 to 5, changing the handling parameters for cars do not affect any other aspect of gameplay and the ai will drive accordingly as shown in this video, the ai are already terrible at high speed driving anyway so its not even an issue.
In gta v, online and single player mode are essentially different games that just share 90% the same files, there's already features fragmentation, slightly difrerent vehicle physics is just going to be one more thing to adjust to imo.
I want a mix of IV and V, with a good damage model but not too much punishment to vehicle handling after, similar to V
slamming your car at full speed just for it to make you more harm than to your car is pure realism ig
@@user-jl8wj8fz5q The issue with making the vehicle inoperable after one accident is that you’d be constantly switching vehicles. Practically wise it’d be terrible for players and it would enforce careful driving with barely any ability to take risks
@@rascallygoose4926 "The issue is... that you'd be constantly switching vehicles"
I don't know how to tell you this... but the name of the game is Grand Theft Auto
@@rascallygoose4926 basically GTA vice city
Vehicle handling punishment makes you a better driver. People should, rather than cry, get gud
Hopefully gta 6 has more realistic driving
Real
Its gonna be arcade and realistic something like gta 4
@@SMoLeX-GamingI hope not gta4 driving is pain
@@RogerPigga GTA 4's driving is a pain that is true but a nice blend between GTA 4 and GTA 5 would be imo the perfect balance. They overshot with GTA 4 and they undershot with GTA 5.
@@RogerPigga Nah, GTA IV driving was pretty great. It actually required some skill, forced you to take risks into account, and punished you for driving badly. You couldn't just drive full speed into a corner without thinking because that could wreck your car. I even notice it myself when I play GTA V that there is not enough punishment to driving badly.
About the bike loss of grip in front tire, realistically, if you turn like that it would lose grip and leave skid marks. IRL when you are fast in a bike you need to counter steer, turn left to go right, which happens naturally while you lean the bike.
You are somewhat correct, but counter steer just initiates the turn. Not going to write a novel about all that :D I have some old videos of bike physics overhaul mod project that shows how far it can go
Most people don't realize that they turn the opposite way on bikes. It effectively stabilizes the bike by increasing the width cross section of the front tire by turning it
He forgot to mention that this mod is heavily inspired by the gta 4 driving physics. Personally I love it and I think gta 4 is still the best.
gta 4 is not the best, nostaliga is clouding your judgement.
@@bobbybilbo-n1c idk, between the godlike euphoria engine and amazing story, it lacked a lot of things like housing and garages but still for me personally, I think it's a best gta they've ever made. I go back and play all the time.
Edit: Doing a modded playthrough of GTA 4 right now, no idea why but the modding scene is back in full force for this 16 year old game and im all for it.
He started the video by saying it was a mix between both game 😐 ur stupid
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@@bobbybilbo-n1cnah he’s right
i really like the bodyroll that this mod adds to the vehicles and i like that cars can actually slide and drift realistically however it also looks like it breaks some things, like you mentioned with sports bikes not being able to turn without losing traction which would not be the case irl
im not much surprised at the mods that exist to "remaster/evolve" gta5, its very relieving to see the player community take an already near-perfect experience and make it just that much more outstanding! Love for the whole community
Realistic crash physics won’t piss player off it’ll make players happy and appreciate the realism
You might enjoy it in the beginning, but lets say its online and your going a couple hundred kmph and then some random player or npc (often npcs) smashes into your car, now you have to call mors mutual insurance for the 7th time this hour
@@YapaneseS gta4 had online, no one complained
I think a mix would be nice, (some fictional way to make your car more durable and “aerodynamic” in the next game)
i think it would be great if in gta 6 they had diffrent settings like “gta IV physics” “gta v physics” gta VI physics” and “realistic physics” and make it changeable
That would be cool to have for story mode
Or just make handeling amd suspention tune able in ls customs
wouldn’t happen
@@mr0mooz368 Would work with multiplayer lobbies as well similar to "freeaim" vs "aim assist" lobbies
@@jriddlec would it not? do you work at rockstar do you?
dude this is crazy i used to watch your stunt videos as a kid and i was watching this to get an idea of what mods i should implement in my boys custom online maps. small world love your stuff Haz
hope that game lives up to the hype man honestly just for the community gta 6 will be(hopefully)a cultural phenomenon
Honestly, it dont thank physics is Rockstars main focus, they obviously want it realistic, but they know that the arcade feel of the driving is necessary for there core audience. There main focus is definitely the story an graphics.
If the gta 6 driving physics end up being like DriveV i would shed tears of joy
in terms of physics and handling, especially the suspension and how soft/stiff it feels, i think those should be something players can change themselves per vehicle through the auto shops or garages, would make alot things easier
GTA 4 driving physics were best, bad for stunters maybe. But subjectively i will want gta 4 physics.
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Motorrad war aber eine einzige Katastrophe!!!
Wow, haven’t been recommended a video from you in years this is great!
Small thing: the first gen Sabre had 1 tail light on a side, second gen had 2 and the third gen has 3
I used to use Kiddions just to change the torque split in cars to be more realistic to irl counterparts, so many RWD/AWD cars have a weird split by default (penumbra is rwd, all Ballers are 60% fwd)
Personally, I am hoping that they find a perfect middle ground.
I want cars to feel less arcadey, but not simulator levels. I do hope that they make vehicles take more collision damage. Cars in GTA 5 feel like tanks, and very rarely are totaled.
If I crash really hard, I want the car to be totaled. But several small collisions shouldn't be an issue.
This could be achieved with an exponential damage curve based on mass and velocity between the two entities. Slower speeds deal minimal damage, while faster speeds or larger vehicles cause massive damage.
I really hope GTA 6 has more realistic physics. DriveV actually looks really good, besides maybe too much damage to cars when crashing and limiting Stunting a bit too much. If they would actually just use DriveV and make some small adjustments like less crash damage and better bike stunt physics, then that would already be significantly better than GTA V.
The game is called grand theft auto, but grand theft auto is no longer a viable strategy... just a relic of a bygone time. You used to grab any old car you saw just to get away from cops. Now, you just call a supercar with armor or a flying bike or a tank from your garage. You used to flip your vehicle and it would explode. Driving used to require skill and was rewarding. I'm all in favor of a realistic driving and damage model to bring back the core gameplay mechanic and namesake of the franchise: Grand Theft Auto. Chases are only fun if there's risk in messing up. Crashes should have consequences to keep you moving from car to car.
I get that the kiddies want their indestructible supercar which handles like a toy, but just tell them no. What are they going to do, not buy GTA6? Sure, put the supercars in the game, make them fast and grippy, but make them crumple. Put the big bulletproof SUVs in the game, but make them handle like boats. When my car blows up and I'm scanning a parking lot for a new ride as the cops are closing in, make me think about which one I should take for the situation, don't just make them all different shades of the same pedestrian car.
When you're good at driving in GTAIV, it feels rewarding, just like in real life. If you mess up, the results have consequences and you improve next time. When you're good at driving in GTAV, that's just to be expected, and isn't rewarding. If you mess up, just flip the car over and keep going.
People are concerned with the racing/stunting communities, but more realism will just add more reward to them. Nobody takes the GTA racing community seriously, but I'll occasionally watch sim racers on UA-cam. The harder stunts are to pull off, the more interest there is. When everyone knows the driving is hard, but someone pulled off something crazy, everyone wants to see it. Who cares if someone did a cool trick in GTAV? There's so many glitches and exploits and unrealistic mechanics to use that it lost its appeal years ago.
LOL the reflections on the buildings look like they trippin' harrrd.
holy shit it looks so ass 💀
would be pretty cool if they add an option of getting a realistic driving and more arcade one.. maybe changing car features in the workshop that allows me to choose a realistic or arcade driving.. would be interesting, at least in Story Mode
I would like realistic crash physics, where you total your car out rather easily. That would be fun in its own right. It would also encourage better driving all around. Just imagine you’re in a classic GTA police chase, you wipe out, and now you’re on the run for a brief moment while you jack another vehicle. It’s just more adrenaline.
I just hope they won’t make your car be totaled forever. It would be cool if you could just recall the car later, and it would be fixed. Like in the case of a personal vehicle. Perhaps with a small in game fee. Something akin to GTA online.
personally, i think there should be varying degrees of physics; like an ultra-realistic sim damage and physics mode, and a more arcadey fun-time mode for stunts.
Nah
Exactly, like Mafia definitive edition
@@jewonthecanoe wait, so i don't actually think that?
Rockstar doesnt do difficulty settings. Its an easy cop out for lazy devs
@@caralho5237 what is, doing it or not?
They should have the option to change damage/physics in the settings like...
Real
Middle
Fun
Loving the new uploads. Better then stunt videos unless I’m just getting older 😂
I think it should be simple, give the oportunity to the player to decide if he wants arcade or simulation physics, other games did this before.
A setting would be nice. Being able to switch between arcade & simulation driving would be perfect. Even things like getting gas, just like how in RDR2 your horse has health & energy, should be an option in the game. It would thrive being able to choose between modes
I'm afraid GTA VI will have very arcade physics too. Accessibility, fun, GTA Online. That's why. I really like how the physics look in this mod. Gonna try it sometime!
2:52 I dont think the bump jumps will leave in gta 6, they've been in rockstar games and missions forever. Its kind of an important thing. They wont get rid of it
I think that the driving physics will be a mix to bring a little bit of realism to the game while still having a bit of an arcade feel, however the trailer may actually be a pretty accurate way of driving in GTA 6 because for their trailers they take what they already have in the game, capture it and then polish it, so in the flamingo scene for example, in the real game there may be like 10 less of them but were added to the trailer for effect.
What I really want is real tire physics. Want to go offroad? Take all-surface or offroad tires. Want to show off your car's performance on the road? Get performance tires. Want to go fast on the racetrack? Get slick tires. Using the wrong tires at the wrong place or time will be very bad for you.
I've seen in some newer games, they'll have the normal driving, and the simulation driving. I think it would be cool if they implemented this.
i know it ain’t going to happen, but i always wanted an option to use blinkers
I think that the solution like in Mafia 2 is optimal, just let players choose the physics in settings.
2:35 ngl when ever I see this red bike I always think of u and it being the main stunt bike 😂🔥
YES ERIK GOOD TO SEE YOU BACK IN MY FEED 🙏🏽
''gta6 lurking around the corner'' bro we got like 2 more years to wait
Fall 2025 🤝🏼
@@Hazardous i think its gonna be delayed to september 2026🤣
@@Hazardous What about the PC version? And are you sure that it wont be delayed? I'm gonna be honest and i think that it might be delayed to maybe march 2026 and PC version maybe around september?
Yeah pc isn’t even announced yet, but PS5 will do just fine
I would love having more realistic cars if they are unupgraded, and having OP cars like we have now on GTA V once upgraded
I hope we get a bit of a better crash phsysics, a mix of gta v and the Drivev mod. Also that the armoring of vehicule impact the crash physic, making it less potent so upgrading armor is more attractive and useful on normal cars
Rockstar should just add the option for which driving setting you want. Same freedom Ubisoft offers in lot of their games.
The problem with GTA IV driving physics is that EVERY car felt heavy and spongy. Driving a lightweight sedan or coupe felt no different that driving a big SUV.
I'm ok with SOME of the cars having softer, spongier suspensions with worse braking, like the big SUV's, because I'm probably not going to be driving an SUV to get away from the cops, so it could make just a fun, bouncy ride to drive around in if you're just screwing around.
I'm ok with typical sedans/coupes/regular cars not having perfect, arcade like suspension, but they should still be easier to drive than an SUV. Considering that's probably what most in the cars in the game are going to be, those cars should be easier to drive, but not perfect.
And of course, sports cars, performance cars, and super cars need to have that arcade style of driving, because that's when you want to go fast.
Car damage is fine when its just superficial, and I do think there SHOULD be a point where car damage should affect driveability, but it shouldn't be "one or two accidents and you're screwed". Especially not with how some of the NPC's seem to target you when you're driving.
And car upgrades to make even basic cars more driveable would definitely be nice, but for the love of GIlgamesh, either make the upgrades free, cheap, or give us more money, Rockstar.
Lets just pray that the ai NPCs don't just randomly crash into you 😭🙏🏿
This is something I've wanted for a long time! ❤
I think 4 had the perfect mix when it comes to driving physics. I like each car to have a different feel and something that takes skill to actually learn. Once you learn the gta 4 physics it's more fun than gta 5 could ever be. All the cars in 5 feel exactly the same. I would very much like it if 6 had very similar physics to 4. I've tried this mod in the past and I think it's too far on the simulation side but I doubt rockstar would go that far with gta 6 that just wouldn't be fun.
I would love if they had realistic driving! Maybe not like Gta 4 though, where all cars handle different, but all of them sort of handle bad. Irl, you can definitely predict the car maneuver you'll have to make and do it, but with Gta IV you can't predict crap! Gta IV cars always just handle in a way you don't want it to at even normal speeds! I've been playing BeamNG drive, and I get that it's not a fair comparison, but in BeamNG drive you can actually get the car language especially since it's trying to be as realistic as possible, while in Gta IV there is just no car language to get.
Think i would love just to see the character driving inside de vehicle, like stepping on the gas and changing gears, maybe changing the radio.
DriveV would make perfect for the GTARP communities
I literally thought about this just the other day! Saw a video of gta 4 and that reminded me of how much I like the more realistic movement of the cars. Something in-between would be awesome, just like in this mod. Especially if the upgrades that you do at mod shops. Like how the better suspension would ma,e it better to drive and armor to make it withstand more impacts. Im surprised you didn't test that
GTA trailers usually run a scripted scene but some will include player input. There’s a good chance any clip of Jason driving is in fact player input with a fixed camera tracking the player
honestly the only physics in GTA 6 I want back is the bike wheelie physics from GTA San Andreas I loved being able to wheelie from San Andreas to San Fierro and being able to earn money the longer I did a wheelie for. it was such a fun thing to do to kill time and to get ur driving skill up while driving from 1 mission to the next. they kinda added it with dlc motorcycle Maibastu Manchez bc it would keep the bike up just fine without it straight dropping like every other bike but if u knew how to wheelie u could easily go on the highway and do a wheelie around the map multiple times without without dropping the front wheel and could easily be able to go around corners like it was nothing. but thats all I want in GTA 6
Rockstar just needs to bring back GTA IV car and specially bike physics, keep flying through the windshield at super high speeds and ofc features like fuel and seatbelt for online. No bs like spy cars or flying bikes that shoot rockets.
I would be very mad if they just improve 5's physics, with all the realistic details around you just have to make reasonable handling to fit the rest of the game
definitely more realistic speed for the higher end sport cars/ bikes and super cars. + the suspension more dialled down than this mod but more than standard gta online. I would love to see a T20 (MCLAREN) reach 200mph with realism
more realism to driving would be amazing, not too sure about the damage physics though im quite okay with them being the way they are, i guess they could turn it up slightly and people wouldnt be so mad but its become a core part of gta
I love playing hyper realistic racing games so im hopeful for wheel support and maybe VR
I loved the xbox360 gtaV car damage physics, I was so sad when they changed it for first person
They could use the same approach as Mafia, for the campaign a simulation and arcade option, for the online a middle ground... or different servers.
I love it when you do these type of videos
I prefer gta 6 with cod gun physics and assetto corsa car physics
Same
I’d love to see GTA 4 handling but with realistic top speeds, mafia 2 fuel system, beam ng crash deformation
For GTA6, Cruise control in cars, & Autopilot for planes would be huge.
If they make vehicles handle anything like this mod they’re going to ruin it for a majority of players.
I hope GTA VI has a mix of in between of GTA IV and V driving physics and crash Physics
7:31 More realistic physics, yes. But not delayed handling input. It is something that has me really annoyed in GTA IV. U attempt to countersteer but youd have to countersteer before knowing it, so it has an effect, if you know what I mean. I would prefer the physics to be rather cosmetic, like some new off-roaders have it from GTA O. It looks cool. Speed should have a larger impact on turning radius, but I don't think it should be as drastic as it is with DriveV or in GTA IV. It seems a bit too heavy and reducing the fun in speeding through traffic. Different cars should have different weight and downforce, yes.
the one thing i would want with the driving physics in GTA VI is more realistic crash physics. not like what's in this video, but more like a more advanced version of GTA IV crash physics, or more of a muted version of something like beamng crash physics.
It would be nice if it was rendered in real time and not an instant model change, mimicking that of BeamNG
They did transform all the rear wheel only cars into 4wd cars when you apply the drift tunning upgrade in online.
Even if GTA6 will have 99% realism. I think they would add something to make stunts better) At least in Online. For example an ability to increase downforce.
Gta iv has realistic driving
HELL YEAAAHHHHHHHHH THATS WHAT I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR
Hopefully gta put more effort into making each car different
Doubt it will happen, but I'd love to see it be a setting where you can choose on a slider how realistic you want to go with things.
the game would be good if they had AAA racing game physics
I think semi realistic driving would be really good for GTA 6. Not as realistic as GTA 4, but not too arcadey like GTA 5. That way more people would be happy since they are taking the best of both driving physics.
i don't even think IV was all that realistic, it was just stylized in a heavy and slow way
I would love more realistic driving. Would love to see Forza Horizon 5 handling in GTA6
All rockstar has to do it just make your car not explode when you hit the ground slightly too hard.
I mean they could add options for singleplayer either have gta 5 style damage and driving physics and have a choice for more realistic one same for online races so you could jave the more realistic driving for normal races and then the older physics for stunt type races
Personally I'd appreciate more realism in GTA VI, but I don't think Rockstar will make any huge changes compared to GTA V
i suggest everyone go on gta 5 and get into a simple police chase, then load up gta 4 and do the same. You’ll find out very quick which is better
We just need different servers for arcade vs realistic, hopefully them buying 5M was a sign they want to do something like that.
I hope that the classic muscle cars will feel more floaty in gta 6
From both the trailer and the leaks it looks like it's literally just V driving ported over. I was kind of hoping for a mix between V and IV. An inbetween. IV felt like driving in slowmotion and on bald tyres, while V felt a little too grippy and nimble when driving vehicles that shouldn't be (like SUVs and trucks).
I really hope they don't include anything from 5s driving, 4 had the perfect system and having crashing physics omg it would be bliss, GTA finally having some skill involved, I feel like people should just adapt you don't play a rock star game just for easy driving adapt to the harder driving have some fun in insane chases
I love the idea of more realistic physics, but they have to address the speed issue first, when your top speed is the equivalent of 120kmh and your car loses grip like it's going 300, that's not fun and makes no sense, there's no reason why your car should spin out when taking a somewhat sharp turn at the equivalent of 30kmh.
When you take that into consideration, gta5 actually has the more realistic physics, the game just lies about the speed you're going.
Tbf this is a mod. If this mod were taken by rockstar and tweaked into their official physics, it’d be miles better
Idk about 'makes no sense', you should try some realistic sims like AC or PC2 and try taking turns at 120kmh, I guarantee you'll spin out a lot if you don't know what you're doing. Even going 30kmh, there's plenty of reasons that could make you spin out. IRL there are a lot of factors affecting the car such as weight transfer loading the tires and affecting grip, changing the center of gravity of the car, etc. which games like GTA simply can't emulate. Now I'm not saying GTA VI should have sim levels of realistic handling, that would be terrible, but a little bit more realism than GTA V would be nice
@@IDyn4m1CI I've played my fair share of AC, but the thing is in gta 5 120kmh is roughly the top speed of the fastest cars in the game, but game will tell you you're going 300+, which is a lie.
I played with mods that boost cars to roughly emulate real car performance, and the handling felt decently realistic, sure there was too much downforce and you could still steer like crazy even at 500kmh, but at least it felt better than playing gta 4 and constantly losing grip at snail speeds.
Since they're both unrealistic to some extent, I'd rather take the fun fast one rather than the frustrating slow one.
@@BxPanda7 That's wrong though, the top speed of most cars in GTA is around 120mph, not 120kmh. Some of the fastest cars can go up to 160mph (DLC vehicles). Yeah that is not realistic but its deliberate a gameplay design, because if the cars were as fast as their real life counterparts, the map would feel very small. If you drive shitboxes with street tires in AC (like most of the cars that you'll find on the streets in GTA IV), you'll quickly find out losing grip at snail speeds is not entirely unrealistic. Frustrating, sure, but I don't mind it. What I don't like about GTA IV is that even sports cars have this absurd body roll when turning, and low grip at slow speeds just like the big SUVs, which is stupid. GTA V is the complete opposite, almost all vehicles are very nimble, have very minimal to *negative* body roll, and have absurd amounts of grip everywhere. I wouldn't mind the compromise of having most normal cars being shit at handling and slow (as you would expect), and sports and super cars being fast and nimble
You actually will get faster if you’re leaning on your bike in real life. You’re going from bigger tire diameter to smaller diameter.
Imagine them adding a "hazardous" toggle to get rid of poles 🤣🤣
Yes pls
They better keep gliding. Many glitches end up features in other games and they intentionally bring them into the sequels
this plus manual transmission mod must be awesome. ive used another handling mod in the past but updates kept breaking it
They could make the crash physics in GTA 6 similar to beamNG then when you add 100% armor its more similar to GTA 5
Same with suspention they could make the stiffness tune able
9:23 They were driving something that's already in V, the Tulip.
Give us GTA 4s driving physics with GTA 5s in-air control in GTA 6 and we are golden 🗿
So, my expectations: Rockstar is gonna dumb down the driving physics further from GTA 5 (as they did from 4) but GTA 4's realistic physics worked better with their smaller, more crowded streets compared to GTA 5's incredibly wide roads and almost no traffic. But yeah, Rockstar will likely just copy-paste everything from GTA 5 and make it a bit less fun.
My hope: They do something in between. Give some more realism while still retaining some of the arcade-y feel. Give things some weight, but obviously don't make them as durable as soggy paper.
"GTA 6 lurking around the corner" - delayed for 2026 incoming