_>That feel when you birth stellar bodies after careening full tilt into a wrecked sedan in your Peterbilt._ Sounds like just another day at Vinesauce.
At this point I'm tempted to suspect devs are doing this on purpose. Wild physics, janky collision models, out of touch control schemes, it's intentional, right? To cash in on the "brokedick 'simulator' game" novelty factor and spread by streamers and word of mouth? I love it all, regardless; keep it coming!
2:49 I drive these fairly frequently, and I can confirm, that is their intended purpose. Flip it, then wiggle around on the ground. That is how you construction.
Is it some kind of written law of the universe that all games that are entirely about driving trucks must be glitchy enough to rend the fabric of space and time?
Gosh, I haven't laughed this much from one of your videos in a while. My favorite was the ATV Simulator as is reminded me of a similar bad simulator game I had as a kid, but with dirt bikes.
A game where you can look at your truck from the outside, while still being INSIDE your truck, and another game where you can dismount your ATV, and sit on the ground still driving your ATV, but then end up controlling another ATV while your body still sits on the ground somewhere else, your own ATV now stuck in a quantum-locked existence. .. Did c'thulu design these games?!