@WildeKnight07 wrote:
The reward should be commensurate with the achievement and goals shouldn't be so ridiculous that it will take weeks or months to achieve the next milestone.
@WildeKnight07 Now if Missions take a short time to complete, we would be back to when no Missions existed in game pretty quick.
Missions should take a decent amount of time to complete. And that depends on how we interpret "decent amount of time".
@WildeKnight07 wrote:
Mission Rewards is a great feature... please don't let this become a white elephant like all the completed Car Series Events, MS Visual Points,TS Trophy Points, and the Showroom (still haven't figured out the purpose of the Showroom)
Unfortunately Missions would eventually become like completed Car Series if all Missions are complete (unless more Missions are added in later updates).
As to the Car Showroom, the purpose of it is to look and drool over cars in there. lol
@TheRealJony wrote:
Unfortunately Missions would eventually become like completed Car Series if all Missions are complete (unless more Missions are added in later updates).
As to the Car Showroom, the purpose of it is to look and drool over cars in there. lol
The problem with the showroom is that they aren't even showing the ones we modded but the original, boring versions.
@HeretikJirka wrote:
I can't imagine anyone completing the Top Gun mission (airborne time) ever
Count me as one of those people that will complete the Top Gun mission eventually. 😛
I completed 1 hour of Airtime in NFS World when it was online. It took me from April 10, 2013 to July 2, 2013. (Achievements System was implemented in NFS World on April 10, 2013)
Even though 1 hour of Airtime doesn't quite match up to NFS No Limits' Airborne requirements, it's still something. 😉
@AngelaBinks wrote:
@TheRealJony wrote:Unfortunately Missions would eventually become like completed Car Series if all Missions are complete (unless more Missions are added in later updates).
As to the Car Showroom, the purpose of it is to look and drool over cars in there. lol
The problem with the showroom is that they aren't even showing the ones we modded but the original, boring versions.
A car showroom is like a car dealership.
You look at brand new cars that aren't modified in any way.
The garage would be the place to look at your modified cars. (Did you know you can view your cars in garage?)
@TheRealJony Of course I DO know I can see the modified version of the cars that I own in my garage. I'm just saying that there's not much point for the showroom to even exist because of this. Also, I doubt there's many people who pay a regular visit to the showroom just to see the original and boring version of their cars.
