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: Sustained damage often leads to immediate engine stalls, fluid leaks, or wheel misalignment, making the car difficult to drive after a crash. Enhanced Visuals
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas remains one of the most enduring open-world titles in gaming history. Originally released on the RenderWare engine, its vehicle physics were designed to be forgiving; cars could sustain multiple high-speed impacts with minimal functional degradation, serving the game’s focus on high-speed chases and cinematic action.
This isn't just about making cars weaker; it’s about making them behave like real vehicles. Here is what you can expect: