The Future of NFS — Bring Back True Street Racing with Realistic Physics
EA Games has completely buried the Need for Speed series by breaking the core driving physics and turning the visual style into something cartoonish and disconnected from real street racing. What was once a serious and immersive street racing game has devolved into a shallow arcade with unrealistic car behavior. Instead of constantly reinventing the wheel, EA should return to the proven concepts that players love: – the night racing atmosphere from NFS Underground, – the intense police chases from Most Wanted, – and the official race events from ProStreet — all combined into one game with realistic, predictable car physics and modern visuals. The core problem is that the current physics feel broken and unconvincing — cars don’t behave like real vehicles, but more like toy models. For example, performing a 360° spin at full speed using the handbrake is completely impossible — instead of smoothly rotating, the car freezes in place. This is just one example of how the physics fail to deliver a believable driving experience. Players want a physics system that feels real, responsive, and predictable — where cars react logically and skilled driving is rewarded. This is the real formula for success and strong sales. Everything needed is already there — no need to chase trends or add shallow gimmicks. Bring back the classic gameplay mechanics and concepts that made NFS great, enhancing them with modern graphics and proper, realistic driving physics.
Nfs Payback 2
**Hello, EA Team!** I'm a big fan of the *Need for Speed* franchise and especially *NFS Payback*. I would like to suggest the creation of *Need for Speed Payback 2*, improving the original game and taking the experience to a new level. Here are some ideas that could make the game even better: - Keep the same characters and the essence of the story, but expand the plot with a much longer campaign. - Expand the *Fortune Valley* map, bringing new areas and challenges. - Improve the graphics and physics of the vehicles for a more realistic and immersive look. - Release all paid cars along with the *Speedcross* mode at launch. - Use the feedback from the first game to improve the experience, correcting points that were commented by the community. - Keep the car and garage purchase system, without having to leave the vehicle, to preserve the game's identity. - Add more cars and customizations to make the gameplay even richer. - A higher price, in line with the improvements and size of the game. I believe that *Need for Speed Payback 2* could become one of the best games in the saga, bringing back the nostalgia of the first one with a significant evolution. Thank you for reading my suggestion and I hope you consider this idea for a future release! Best regards, João Lucas
Нет Русского языка в nfs payback ea app версии
Купил код у реселлера на nfs payback для ea app для всего мира, и после активации замечаю что нету русской локализации игры. Пишу в техническую поддержку дабы заменили либо добавили игру с Русской локализацией, но отправили на форум. Есть ли русификатор для nfs payback (лицухи) если ea app не пойдут мне на встречу? Если кто-то знает то было бы очень круто“Underground 3: Fan Proposal for the Future of NFS
Hello Need for Speed Team, My name is Stan, I am 35 years old, and I have been a long‑time fan of the Need for Speed series since the early releases. Some of my favorite titles are NFS Porsche, Most Wanted, Carbon, The Run, and especially Underground 2 — a game that many players still consider one of the strongest entries in the franchise. I would like to share several ideas and suggestions that, in my opinion, could help shape a future NFS title and bring back the atmosphere that many fans remember and appreciate. 1. Open World It would be great to see a large and diverse open world that includes: - a big metropolitan city, - mountain roads and canyons, - industrial zones, port, airport, - forests, fields, coastal areas. Dynamic weather, time of day, and seasonal changes would make the world feel alive and engaging. 2. Cars and Customization A wide selection of vehicles from different eras and classes: sports cars, muscle cars, 4x4, modern models, and cars from the 90s and 2000s. Many players would appreciate the return of deep visual and performance customization inspired by Underground 2 and Carbon — with expressive street‑culture styling and a strong tuning identity. 3. Story and Game Structure Fans still value the narrative style of Underground 2, Most Wanted, and Carbon. It would be great to see: - a career mode, - free roam with spontaneous street races, - events that can be found directly on the map, - a mix of structured progression and open‑world freedom. 4. Race Types Classic modes such as drift, URL, circuit, sprint, drag, and other iconic race types would add variety and depth to the gameplay. 5. Visual Style and Presentation Many players would like a more classic, realistic visual direction without: - cartoon‑like effects, - exaggerated stylization, - an overuse of cutscenes. A grounded, atmospheric style would resonate strongly with long‑time fans. 6. Legacy and Community A game inspired by the spirit of Underground 2 could unite both new players and those who grew up with the classic NFS titles and are now in their 30s–50s. A title like Need for Speed Underground 3 would immediately signal a meaningful continuation of a legendary chapter in the franchise. Thank you for your time and for continuing to develop a series that has influenced so many players over the years. I hope these ideas will be helpful and contribute to the future of Need for Speed. Respectfully, Stan
