Problems and review of nfs payback
Why does EA insist on making a barely playable game. Here are my problems with nfs payback, 1. The police suck, they’re completely op and a little side note, why no free roaming police as it’s the onl...
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@rocker3456 appreciate the time you took to write this, but please, please, put some space between the new ideas. It will make it easier to read.
1. Police...nah...i've seen better in any of the Hot Pursuit titles (NFS3 had one of the most stubborn police that you could see in a videogame, NFS 6 came with the chopper that would drop flaming barrels to stop you and NFS 2010 actually had a smart police) and in NFS MW 2005.
2. Yes, physics could use some improvement
3/4. Upgrades - best system for me was the one in NFSU2 (performance). Don't care much about visuals.
5. Car selection - errr, sorry, but it's better than what NFSMW 2012 had at launch, or Rivals and definitely more than 2015 had.
6. Microtransactions - not a fan of those in any game
7. The Deluxe Edition also offers a car discount and a rep boost
I am not a big fan of the supersports in a game about illegal racing. In real life you won't see that type of car tuned. There are some exceptions, like the old Porsche 911, but the tuning is usually limited.
What i would like to see is more european and japanese imports and classic american muscle. You know...those cars that are actually tuned and used by the crowd that is doing illegal racing. Couldn't care less about Koenigsegg, the recent Lamborghini (give me a classic Miura) or Masserati, don't care much about the Bugatti. The modern cars pretty much look the same (even the supersports) and have zero personality. Give me classics and i am a happy cat. Give me a Silva, a Polo, a Mini, a Gordini, you know stuff that actually can be bought and tuned by the normal persons.
