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Resident evil 4 and crates

thephysicsguy

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So a while back i decided to play resident evil 4 again and as i was palying through the game i ran into a pint were some not so friendly people were chasing me and i had to push a crate which took about 5 lifetimes however as i was pushing the crate i realized how newtons laws really wanted leon dead. the physics behind the crate and why it took so long was becuase leon had to push with a force greater then the crate so he had to overcome its weight while it is being held down by gravity but not nly that but he also has to overcome the friction of moving the object across some rather rough surfaces which makes it even harder and not only that but the crate is also exerting equal net force back on leon thanks to newtons third law however once he was able to overcome the crates weight and push the crate it would be eaiser to keep it in motion because it wasnt static friction anymore of course he didnt know ythat because he would push the crate them stop it which set it back into static and would make it harder.

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