Dear Criterion! (NEXT-GEN NFS GAME)
Hey, so I read this article talking about how Criterion will be taking over the production of the next NFS title due to come out for PS5 and next gen consoles probably... But I just want to say wha...
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@iKyeaa Continous update in racing games now are what NFS isn't doing.Judging by past NFS games' updates,seasonal updated contents are impossible no matter which dev makes the game for EA.Day and Night cycle has been done since HP2010/MW2012 so even fake-Criterion can still do it.Race/Route creator isn't in past NFS before,I doubt EA will let such thing happen after all these years.Another big thing is this fake-Criterion never made a single racing game before(ever since Alex and core left Criterion in 2013)So what we will get in the end is a more crowded version Ghost games(whose UK studio is directly in Criterion)This Criterion itself is just a supportive dev for Star Wars and BattleField.So it has nothing to do with the Criterion did Burnout and HP2010/MW2012/Rivals.The style of the game is decided by EA not the dev,so fake-Criterion wont have right to choose the style/direction of the game.About the map expansion,of all NFS the only game with it was MW2012 since it was made as a Burnout game until Criterion was too rushed AF to make the real MW2 project into full game.So NFS wont have map expansion even with new dev taking over
I agree and honestly, I have no interest in playing the next gen nfs game, as I'm sure it will be more of the same disappointments that have plagued the nfs series over the years.
That I even bought This game is surprising to me.
- @ZeroMcDol I totally get that. I bought this game a few weeks ago. After being disappointed with payback in 2017 I thought I wasn't gonna touch nfs again in a while. Then I saw Heat, Hoping it was better than payback, and it was, but that is all it was.
Same here. I had skipped 2015 and Payback, but upon seeing Heat, at least at first glance, it seemed that the franchise was finally moving in the right direction. Unfortunately tho, Heat turned out to be just another form of disappointment, so at this point, trust is completely out the window for NFS games.
