Surprise, surprise. Me talking about NFS Unbound? Well, there's actually a reason, and I don't know why anyone else here hasn't noticed yet.
Volume 7 has been out for a few days now, and it actually gave me an excuse to restart the Story, this time with the Silvia as the intro car, which in my opinion has the best Legendary Customs body kit of the intro cars.
The reason why I'm posting this is something that I just cannot understand why Criterion did this and for what reason.
Before I closed the game after completing the intro, I wanted to check the requirements to unlock the Audis that came with Volume 6. But then, I came to a horrible realization:
THE AUDIS WEREN'T THERE.
I didn't play Volume 6 that much, but are you telling me that players that don't play a Volume will never get to unlock the cars from the Speed Pass, in this case the Audis? Why can't you at least add an unlock challenge for players who missed the cars in the Speed Pass, just like Infinity Ward is doing it in the latest MW games? It's just wasted potential, and also a punch in the face for players that don't regularly play Unbound, because they're missing out on cars that are new to the game.
Imagine the Audi R8 is the absolute best car for the new Drag mode and lots of players like me didn't get it in the last Speed Pass. Those players will never ever win a Drag race, and if a new car has a Drag race unlock challenge, then this car is forever locked.
I'm normally no one to judge someone's decisions, but here, I have to judge the decision. It's a huge disappointment, and players like me who aren't regulars to NFS Unbound might never see the new cars that are featured in the Speed Pass...
Please, Criterion. Think about it, and correct the huge mistake you made.
Thank you,
Nico
PS: Do you mind if you also add AI drivers to online mode? Some playlists might be ghost towns like the Porsche Unleashed playlist, and if players didn't unlock the Taycan yet, they might never because there are no players there...