@GDUBZ1 wrote:
As for the rsr I could care less. If they want to make some other cars the same as the rsr then that's cool. But who cares what the fastest car is. I don't get that.
This is something a non-competitive player would say.
If PvP does come to NFS Heat, the majority of opponents would be driving the Porsche 911 Carrera RSR 2.8 as it's the most OP car in the game that obliterates everything (when driving skill differences are not taken in account).
This OP 911 needs nerfing, so other cars, such as supercars and hypercars, can actually be competitive in PvP.
NFS 2015 was abandoned by the team because they were working on another great game. We received Payback in 2017.
2019 here is Heat, bringing back some of the best games in the franchise, but they forgot that Speedlist has been in the blood of NFS since 2015.
Oh, I forgot that the company has no conditions for servers, given the history ...
Conclusion, this NFS is a game for short story and events with AI and some players and nothing else.
PVP is life for a game, an online game doesn't survive long without a constant PVP mode.
