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viktorpro_271's avatar
8 years ago

Drift





Drift is a driving style and apparently the developers missed this point, the NFS Payback drift is just awful

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  • BLVD69's avatar
    BLVD69
    8 years ago

    @Jabberwocky79

    Your post:

    I like it a lot more than the drifting in 2015

    My Reply:  2015 felt like Ghost Studios ran out of ideas and placed the game in the dark cold wet rain!

    They placed limited daylight and the storyline played out like one of those really bad B-Side Movies in Hollywood with the swanky music.

    The actors were total cheese too!

    Also, how many times do we need to Celebrate with a Rock Star Energy Drinks in the game cutscenes...LOL 

    Regards

    BLVD69

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    8 years ago

    @BLVD69

    I agree. But as bad as it was, I think I still preferred NFS 2015's story over Paybacks. It was more laid back, felt less like a Michael Bay movie and more like a street racing documentary. Also the way they managed to blend live action cutscenes and in-game footage was actually pretty damn impressive, unlike the crappy in-engine cutscenes from Payback which were pre-recorded on an old build of the game, looked much worse than the actual game and didn't blend with the gameplay at all, especially on PC where the gameplay runs at 60 FPS or more while the cut-scenes are in 30 FPS.

    Honestly I think Ghost would be better off developing the rendering part of Frostbite than working of NFS. They don't know a damn thing about racing games but they seem to understand physics based rendering pretty well, even better than DICE.

  • BLVD69's avatar
    BLVD69
    8 years ago

    @mrtun3r

    Your post:

    @BLVD69

    I agree. But as bad as it was, I think I still preferred NFS 2015's story over Paybacks. It was more laid back, felt less like a Michael Bay movie and more like a street racing documentary. Also the way they managed to blend live-action cutscenes and in-game footage was actually pretty damn impressive, unlike the crappy in-engine cutscenes from Payback which were pre-recorded on an old build of the game, looked much worse than the actual game and didn't blend with the gameplay at all, especially on PC where the gameplay runs at 60 FPS or more while the cut-scenes are in 30 FPS.

    Honestly, I think Ghost would be better off developing the rendering part of Frostbite than working of NFS. They don't know a damn thing about racing games but they seem to understand physics-based rendering pretty well, even better than DICE.

    My Reply:

    Yes, you do make some excellent points here too.

    Ture Payback Cut Scenes are generic in cinematic structure and composition.

    If you're talking about Studio Design for cutscenes in the game for 2015.

    Then yeah the way 2015 cutscenes flowed with the game were structurally sound & were created very well.

    I would agree with you on your point there.

    I was just simply pointing out the script and actor flaws of 2015 game and the overall dark and cold rain feel of depression in that game made me wanna cry! LOL

    Actually, I can't say the acting in Payback is any better, actually maybe even worse!

    The game characters are butt ugly!

    Let's blame the studio for that!

    Thank you again, and have a nice day.

    Regards

    BLVD69

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    8 years ago

    Drift in NFS 2015 is much better and more interesting than drift in NFS Payback.

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