Its NFS:HEAT a dead game ?
Its planned any dlc or update or something new in NFS: HEAT ? Or its dead game ? Game came out 8.11.2019 And nearly year after release i cannot see one single change. From the day game come out. No D...
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@GK3512 wrote:
TC2 didn't add Police from the beginning because it wasn't a direct sequel or reimagination of TC1
It was a bad idea to do that in the first place when there has only been one The Crew game. The fanbase hasn't been established yet. The franchise is still "new".
Unlike the NFS franchise when it has been around for 20+ years that it established the supercars / police fanbase and the customization / underground fanbase.
@GK3512 wrote:
It was more like FH series but focus more on stunts and races rather than car collection or history culture.
The Crew 2 has 350+ vehicles to buy in the game so far, way more than the amount in The Crew 1.
So The Crew 2 can also be seen as a car collecting game as well.
@GK3512 wrote:
It doesn't have a real single player mode just like NFS2015.
What do you mean The Crew 2 doesn't have single player? It does have it, but it just requires a constant internet connection to even play single player.
You're confusing single player with the always-online DRM requirement.
An online-only game with a career / campaign mode can be played single player, even though it's stupid the game requires a constant internet connection.
GK3512 wrote:
But it is so mainstream that almost every recent games(excluding indie games) are broken at launch and fixed step by step post-launch with GAAS.So TC NFS FH are all example of this bad direction.
This is why I don't approve the mentality of "Release it now, fix it later".
A game that's released in a broken state is forever bad for me.
@TheRealJony TC2 requires internet connection makes it an online only game.Since the first is also an online only game it's reasonable for Ivory Tower to continue the mode.A real singleplayer game can be played without internet connection alone just like Driver SanFrancisco-the Ubisoft racing game before TC1 was a thing.
@GK3512 wrote:
A real singleplayer game can be played without internet connection alone just like Driver SanFrancisco-the Ubisoft racing game before TC1 was a thing.A real single player game can only be played alone with AIs, regardless whether it's online or offline.
Single player means you play alone, even if you're playing online.
An offline single player game can only be played offline and alone with AIs.
You can twist the definition of "single player" all you want, but the true fact is a single player game means you play alone and only with AIs. It doesn't matter if it's online or offline.
NFS Heat's single player can be played either online or offline.
