you are obviously a fanboy considering that game is complete trash in comparison to pretty much any Forza game in existence and you are saying that it's a good base line that NFS should copy, umm yeah no. I think NFS should try to be its self and not Forza, not The Crew, none of that. NFS needs to have its own style. and I will state this again NFS Payback has fixed the physics and I have already given you the reason why. you just need to wait for a demo or something along those lines before you judge how the driving feels. we could go all technical on it like I already have, but at the end of the day its hard to judge physics just by looking at a video.
those gameplay videos aren't released for you to judge the physics they are there for you to judge the feature, it's there for you to judge the graphics, its there for you to judge the story. it's just not there for you to judge something that is mostly felt and not seen. now as I've said before it would have been smarter for them to show the grip physics first, but there's not much they can do about what they have already shown. you just need to wait a hot minute before you jump on the hate train. you need to do your research read all the dev interviews to get an idea of what the game is actually going to be like instead of going out on assumptions.
@Sparco_MLR I would trust a few people who have played the game at EA Play more than someone who has yet to play the game. That is common sense.
Yeah, Drifting sucks and I prefer a more Arcade feel to N.F.S. like N.F.S. World was very Arcade and allot of fun...minus the cheaters.
I see the point you're driving home...good post for the audience at large.
