Yay, I also got my GMG key in Europe which means I can use a VPN to play it on Tuesday
In the same situation here. Do you use the VPN just to unlock it early (and then disable it) or does it have to be running all the time with origin? thanks
Yay, I also got my GMG key in Europe which means I can use a VPN to play it on Tuesday
This IGN stream is so painful. So far here are some of the inaccurate statements made by the 3 guys, and not one of them challenged these statements upon hearing them.
"The damage is not just appearance based. My car was going slower when it was seriously damaged".
"I don't think the Burnout games prior to Paradise had a third person view. Maybe I just don't remember, but I don't think they did".
"I'm disappointed they shifted away from takedowns". *said as takedowns are occurring on screen*
I doubt it. I'd be more inclined to believe other devs just aren't as efficient, and especially when it comes to the PC version.
I'm 2 hours in, Most Wanted does a good enough job combining BP and HP but doesn't quite stand up to either..
In the same situation here. Do you use the VPN just to unlock it early (and then disable it) or does it have to be running all the time with origin? thanks
Any idea which of the two console versions is better?
Edge Magazine gave it a 9. That simply means must buy coming from Edge.
I'm 2 hours in, Most Wanted does a good enough job combining BP and HP but doesn't quite stand up to either..
So I just got my greenmangaming key and popped it into Origin. Origin is saying the game will unlock on Monday at 9 PM EST for me. SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET
What. They must have moved up the time.
So GMG (NA) are giving their keys immediately? November 1 date is bullshit?
But the game came from a british developer. They always give them some extra points.I think Most Wanted will be good but do not blindly trust Edge. They gave Ridge Racer: Unbounded also a 9.
That is a turd of a racing game imo.
Check the keys section of your account, mine was in there. Already preloading on Origin
I believe the 360 version of Hot Pursuit was ever so slightly better, but I guess it does come down to the controller.Whichever you prefer the controller for.
But, it's Criterion, so... probably PS3.
I believe the 360 version of Hot Pursuit was ever so slightly better
Odd question, but does anyone know if its possible to turn the cars ignition on and off, or the lights on and off? It doesn't really matter, but I've heard the cars starting up in some of the videos, not to mention, seen some cars turning off their lights when hiding from the cops. I don't know if this is automated, or something you can do on your own.
I watched this youtube video and the guy was getting takedowns left right and center, but there's no takedown replay at all, except when he crashed his own vehicle. Is there an option to switch on opponent takedown replay?
Any Spanish-speaking GAFers willing to translate the gist of this review?
Nah.Did you get the Vita version as well by any chance?
Any Spanish-speaking GAFers willing to translate the gist of this review?
Thanks for the reply. The reason I asked is that from that video, it looks like the opponents get rammed off the road too easily and just crash somewhere off screen, it lacks impact when you takedown an opponent but you don't even see the carnage that you left behind. I love those slow-mo takedown replays in BOP, hopefully they'll be in this game too.From what I understand, there is an option (like usual) but unusually it's defaulted to "off".
You can choose to listen to tracks saved on console or PC
I'll list some of the points they make:
- Spiritual successor to BP
- Good controls. Easy to grasp.
- Handling differences between cars
- Not very punishing in regards to crashes. It has to be a really big hit to be considered a crash.
- Different jack spots for any given car
- 5 events/car. 61 events in total. 41 cars.
- 3 levels of difficulty. 4 types of events. This seems to be a negative point of single player, there's more variety in MP
- Circuit event. Sprint event (A to B). Speed event (maintain highest speed). Evasion event (escape from the cops in the least amount of time)
- Gold, silver and bronze rewards
- First race for a car unlocks nitrous and 4x4 tires
- Challenges for each car also unlock mods
- If you want to re-do an event you will be able to select it through a menu, no need to drive
- No visual customisation. Only colours.
- Cops are marked on the map, and will engage in pursuit when an infraction is committed (bumping into them, going and high speed near them, etc.). They are lenient though.
- Pursuits that have begun in a race will continue when it's over
- 6 levels of heat
- Highest level of heat mean the cops will use better equipment and tactics. To evade them one must use hidden paths and shortcuts
- Fairhaven feels like a real city, and yet the streets feel perfect for the different events.
- Clear and well designed map. They say it's rare to lose a race due to a wrong turn.
- Night and day cycle.
- The city has different parts: highways, parks, factories and "surprises". They'd have liked if the different parts were more distinct
- 156 billboards. 66 radars. 135 security gates
- Billboards save the distance jumped. Radars the highest speed.
- To take down the Most Wanted one must accrue Speed Points.
- Most wanted races: 1 vs. 1 with police involved. Finish first to win, take down the driver afterwards to take his car.
- They estimate 100% completion in 15 to 20 hours.
- Multiplayer has team races, challenges (meters drifted, near-misses with rivals, etc.)
- With friends the city is open, like the single player. The host chooses a series of events and the racers must drive to the meet point. This is not the case with randoms.
- Cars are divided into categories, and each event limits the category of cars that can be used.
- Open-world aspect, sense of speed, crash physics better than Forza Horizon. But not as pretty.
- Some low res textures, empty spaces, aliasing, fps drops when there's a lot going on on screen. This doesn't impact gameplay at all.
- As positives: No popping, water reflections, dirt on cars, dust and dirt on screen
- Good engine sounds and OST. You can choose to listen to tracks saved on console or PC
- One of the best arcade racing games, must-have for fans of the genre, with hours of fun.
- Version reviewed: X360
Just what I heard, but I'm only talking graphically.My experience was the opposite. What made you feel that way?
I'll list some of the points they make:
- Spiritual successor to BP
- Good controls. Easy to grasp.
- Handling differences between cars
- Not very punishing in regards to crashes. It has to be a really big hit to be considered a crash.
- Different jack spots for any given car
- 5 events/car. 61 events in total. 41 cars.
- 3 levels of difficulty. 4 types of events. This seems to be a negative point of single player, there's more variety in MP
- Circuit event. Sprint event (A to B). Speed event (maintain highest speed). Evasion event (escape from the cops in the least amount of time)
- Gold, silver and bronze rewards
- First race for a car unlocks nitrous and 4x4 tires
- Challenges for each car also unlock mods
- If you want to re-do an event you will be able to select it through a menu, no need to drive
- No visual customisation. Only colours.
- Cops are marked on the map, and will engage in pursuit when an infraction is committed (bumping into them, going and high speed near them, etc.). They are lenient though.
- Pursuits that have begun in a race will continue when it's over
- 6 levels of heat
- Highest level of heat mean the cops will use better equipment and tactics. To evade them one must use hidden paths and shortcuts
- Fairhaven feels like a real city, and yet the streets feel perfect for the different events.
- Clear and well designed map. They say it's rare to lose a race due to a wrong turn.
- Night and day cycle.
- The city has different parts: highways, parks, factories and "surprises". They'd have liked if the different parts were more distinct
- 156 billboards. 66 radars. 135 security gates
- Billboards save the distance jumped. Radars the highest speed.
- To take down the Most Wanted one must accrue Speed Points.
- Most wanted races: 1 vs. 1 with police involved. Finish first to win, take down the driver afterwards to take his car.
- They estimate 100% completion in 15 to 20 hours.
- Multiplayer has team races, challenges (meters drifted, near-misses with rivals, etc.)
- With friends the city is open, like the single player. The host chooses a series of events and the racers must drive to the meet point. This is not the case with randoms.
- Cars are divided into categories, and each event limits the category of cars that can be used.
- Open-world aspect, sense of speed, crash physics better than Forza Horizon. But not as pretty.
- Some low res textures, empty spaces, aliasing, fps drops when there's a lot going on on screen. This doesn't impact gameplay at all.
- As positives: No popping, water reflections, dirt on cars, dust and dirt on screen
- Good engine sounds and OST. You can choose to listen to tracks saved on console or PC
- One of the best arcade racing games, must-have for fans of the genre, with hours of fun.
- Version reviewed: X360
sounds great, cant wait for Tuesday, I better not lose power with this storm hitting us early next week!
I like this..."If you want to re-do an event you will be able to select it through a menu, no need to drive"
http://www.vandal.net/analisis/x360/need-for-speed-most-wanted/16137 said:If you have completed any of the 61 events in one car, and you jump into another with that same event in its list you can choose to play that event directly, withou driving to a spot on the map. Additionally if you have finished a race and want to repeat it there's an option to retry the last event."
What the hell at that beginning lol
http://youtu.be/wX3jmImIcz8 - a race in the Atom
So that's why they mean by do every event in every car in first place ...5 events/car. 61 events in total. 41 cars.
I think some events will have off road sections which will benefit certain vehicles. And I can see other vehicles having strengths and weaknesses.It seems doable , not that i understand that some events are limited to some cars ..
What. The. Fuck.
GOTY.
Doesn't that seem, lacking? In contrast, Burnout Paradise:I'll list some of the points they make:
- 156 billboards. 66 radars. 135 security gates
This is from another race intro