Top 6 Tips & Tricks for Poly Bridge 2 (for beginners)

All great tips.... I would say, adding on to your "Think Logically" ....take it one step at a time. Don't try to do the whole bridge with 5 working hydraulics etc. Build a stable bridge, then the hydraulics or get the first truck to jump across and then worrying about the truck on the other side etc.

Good video but the music was way too loud, was hard to hear you

This didnt help me much. I was looking for more of tips of in game mechanics

Think you should remove the tick from your name it makes you look desperate but I loved the video I subbed!

Hi, I don't get how hydraulics work, can you explain it to me? Thanks(sorry if the English is bad, I'm italian)

this is the only voiceover with facecam ive ever seen
youre amazing at editing, take a sub

This was helpful

Man,you really need more subs!

Ahh I did the same thing on your think outside the box level.

me just having the screen gray on sandbox mode

Oh this guy will help m-

Him: P R A I S E. T H E. A R C H.

Can someone explain how to shrink / enlarge your pieces to cut down on budget, or how to reshape the pieces to make an arc for bridges? I stumped on this. I see you and others do it all the times so I know its possible to do it, but I only know how kind of make an arc by extending the pieces diagonally. 1st slightly upwards then slightly downwards. I see others be able to just bend the pieces. Instead of having to do my aforementioned method.

how do I disconnect joints?

When I did the hydraulics level I actually just ignored the hydraulics because it was too complicated for me lmao

bro how to play poly bridge in online

can someone please tell me how to make the materials not snap so i can make pixel perfects

Thanks HydroPhil. Great Vid. Quick and to the point. I actually picked up about 15 tips just watching 6. So I subscribe and discover you're playing another game I just started, Mini Motorways. Bonus. 🎉

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I feel like I've forgotten some proper bridge design techniques, hence why I'm here.

thank you for taking the time to make this video, i found it quite helpful.

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