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Seasoned Ace

Re: We're not stupid

@Nellix82

We all know the bugs etc, it's well documented.

"Would you buy a car that they sell you as new then find it with things that don't work? "

No, I would use common sense and wait for the manufacturer to release ALL the details and wait for reviews without spending money.

Currently, EA/CM have shown us a teaser. Just a teaser.

To use your car analogy, we don't even know what's under the hood of this game. You are basing a lot of your displeasure on your pre-existing experience of the previous games, which is fair. However, we have seen no gameplay, no talk of anything, just a release date.

Tell me, would you pre-order a car (or be annoyed with the manufacturer) they sell you as the next model without one bit of information? They haven't told you the BHP or told you if it's an automatic only? I'm sure you would wait patiently for information before you make the decision to buy the car? I know I would.

2 Replies

Nellix82
Rising Ace
2 years ago
@TotosHeadphones in fact I have always said that I will evaluate before buying it.....the concept is not from the video but to propose your game on oldgen there are things that you cannot do compared to a nextgen at least not from 2 versions.....the the rest are criticisms and hypotheses that are all in my opinion.....then if you stay with the previous game and therefore have never fixed the millebugs it's more like you can do it in a year when you have to redesign the cars you should review the tracklimits which are still those of the 21st and so much more stuff how can you? if you know I'm glad I don't know
TheRagebeard
Hero+
2 years ago
See here's the real secret to life. Instead of letting my life revolve around the success or failure of 1 game. I diversify and take an interest in many things. In this case I think I'm going to go scratch the RPG itch and play some FF7 Rebirth and let you all handle the rest of this conversation to nowhere. I'll see yall in like a week... assuming the board hasn't been burnt to the ground before then.
P.S. Without realizing it I included a second secret to life, knowing when to let go. The odds of anything constructive coming out of this thread are pretty nil at this point so I would encourage everyone to resist the urge to respond further and just let the fire die out.
Love,
TheBeard