The same user may only submit posts from the same game twice per week.

It just happened to have unusually detailed physics for a rope. To use an old example, TLOU2's rope physics were acceptable because the game was not about ropes. For instance, simple destruction in Teardown or car crashes in Beam NG are not acceptable because the former is entirely about destruction physics and the latter focuses on body deformation physics.

UNDERSTANDING PHYSICS: What the above means is that what is being highlighted must not be generic physics or an aspect that the game revolves around. The key is whether the physics is noteworthy, unusually detailed given the type of game, or using interesting new tech (this last one mostly applies to indies and upcoming games). If your submission pertains to something mundane that happens during standard gameplay it is not acceptable.

All submissions must either be glitches or demonstrate notable physics, either of the good variety or bad.

Released titles can be freely posted by other users but any further dev posts at this stage will be treated as advertisement and removed. You are required to indicate that the game is released in the comments, with proof provided. If your game is RELEASED, you may again only submit one post for this stage. Other users may not submit any posts of your WIP after this point either. If you are an indie developer with a WORK IN PROGRESS, you may only submit one post during that stage of development.

Please try to only submit Youtube, Imgur, or Gfycat links otherwise your post might get caught in the spam filter.

x-posts are allowed, but please tag it with.

For the full list consult the 'list of overly common bugs' at the bottom of the sidebar. If a bug remains unfixed, still occurs in an identical fashion/location and is regularly posted by users it will be considered to be too common and any second clip featuring this bug posted within the rolling two month period will be removed. Uncharted 4 shale physics, BF1 zeppelin firenado, Skyrim intro with FPS too high etc) will be removed. If you're unsure if something's already been posted, search for the game name in the search bar.

Don't repost something if it's been posted within the last 2 months.

If you report a link, please message the mods a link to the comments section as well as the reason you reported the link.

YouTube, Twitch, etc) you must post the source. If you did not record the clip yourself and found it on another site before uploading it to reddit (i.e.

No generic highlights of something cool done in game.

Post the game's name in at the beginning of your title.

Please note: Submissions do not necessarily have to be physics related, but please check the top posts to understand the spirit of the subreddit. This means games with up and coming tech and games that are glitching out in hilarious ways. A subreddit for game engines at their best and worst.

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