So yeah, have you ever noticed how a lot of games have things that suddenly catch on fire? I suppose the cars kinda make sense (in an action movie type of way), but you can be hitting a car on GTA that's turned off, with a baseball bat, and it'll still catch alight and explode! (If that happened in real life, I bet car vandalism would be less prevalent.) Even cars which have long since degraded into nothing but rusty junk heaps can still explode on Fallout.
The buildings on Age of Empires though, make the least sense! Unless you somehow try to use your imagination to see your attacking unit as a squad that's attacking the building from the inside, and setting the building alight.
Although it still doesn't explain how buildings that are made entirely of stone, start burning.
Also I could have used cars for all three panels, considering there's a nice black car on Age of Empires that you can hit until it sets on fire. A building is funnier though, hence why I used a building instead of another car.
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The buildings on Age of Empires though, make the least sense! Unless you somehow try to use your imagination to see your attacking unit as a squad that's attacking the building from the inside, and setting the building alight.
Although it still doesn't explain how buildings that are made entirely of stone, start burning.
Also I could have used cars for all three panels, considering there's a nice black car on Age of Empires that you can hit until it sets on fire. A building is funnier though, hence why I used a building instead of another car.