Damage Models

Damage models was a scrapped feature for either Asphalt 6: Adrenaline or Asphalt Injection. The detailed damage models were to show wear and tear on vehicles, including scratches, dents, and broken windshields of any vehicle.
== Development Insights ==
During the development of Asphalt 6: Adrenaline or Asphalt Injection, a former 3D artist from Gameloft, Doru Buts, contributed renderings that showcased the potential implementation of more detailed damage models. These renderings depicted various forms of damage, including scratches, dents, and shattered windshields.
== Proposed Features ==
The envisioned damage models were designed to offer players visual cues regarding the consequences of collisions and other hazards encountered during races. Through the simulation of realistic vehicle damage.
== Limitations and Removal ==
Despite initial intentions to integrate these intricate damage models into Asphalt 6: Adrenaline or Asphalt Injection, they were ultimately omitted from the final releases of the games. The specific reasons for their removal remain undisclosed, but speculation suggests that technical limitations or considerations regarding gameplay balance and performance may have played a role in this decision.
== Future Prospects ==
Although absent from Asphalt 6: Adrenaline and Asphalt Injection, the idea of intricate damage models persists in subsequent Asphalt series installments. As technological advancements and hardware capabilities evolve, there remains potential to revisit this feature and incorporate it into future iterations.
Category:Scrapped Features