But you are interacting with the environment when you blew up statues and bridges that fall onto the map. That's what I meant. You can reshape the environment that the game initially presents you with.
Fair enough, having such a destructible environment in an RPG is kinda cool, I guess. Especially when compared e.g. to the super-static world of Pathfinder games. As long as it is not too easily exploitable (pre-patch 5...) in every second fight, it's definitely a plus (though I'm not loving it nearly as much as whoever made the video). However, the whole interactivity feels kinda half-baked when intelligent living beings living in such environment just don't react to the changes.
