Re: Remove Denuvo from NFS Heat

@BVBgamer88 2015 needs a name(If it was called UG3 I think alright but just NFS is just a joke)Rivals was Criterion HP4 rushed and left to Ghost(with 80% ex Criterion devs)Also Ghost shows how important core devs are(Ghost is Criterion without core and mix with BB so clearly they need a good core leader)

@BVBgamer88 There's a big IF that is IF EA wants to keep the series after this junk flops hell. NFS being killed off isn't something EA won't do(CnC/Burnout/Crysis/Sims/Road Rash/Mass Effect/Medal of Honor.. . )EA is famous for buying a dev/series then rushing them to a failed halfly done game and killing the dev/series for the halfly done games' poor sale

@GK3512 Yeah i would like if they could hire a guy, that was more fan of the old games from the 90s. Then i think we could finally see a cannonball game again,for first time since 2002 officially. Since HP 10 was more a burnoutgame.

@BVBgamer88 I actually like HP2010 even with that Criterion Burnout handling(Mainly because I played Burnout a lot when NFS became ricers)The problem actually is with EA itself. They need to accept the full series history then they can allow a new Hot Pursuit or Cannonball NFS makes a comeback. Devs just make what EA wants they have no rights to decide the style of the game unless EA has no other choices. (HP2010 was done because Criterion let EA step aside from development or they just leave EA altogether with no NFS will be made again.Just like when Criterion was bought by EA they let EA step aside from the development of BO3)

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@GK3512 wrote:
GAAS(Game As A Service) is the current trend of this industry so dev/pubs will try anything they can to make a game connected to internet.But I agree it makes game more complicated.The reason games become service so pubs can shut down the service anytime they want and force old players either leave the fanbase or buy new game.Thus they can get a quicker grab(rob in Heat's case) of money and keep robbing players with updates and DLCs and forced game shut-down

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Games as a Service is cancer to the gaming industry.

It's just an excuse for developers to push out rushed games for a quick cash grab (like you said).

Both The Crew 1 and 2 use Games as a Service model. And both are dead games with just the hardcore players still playing. All the people on The Crew 1 and 2 hype trains have long since been gone.

Link: https://crappygames.miraheze.org/wiki/%22Games_as_Service%22