Just as much as you love badly designed levels.
Bad level design has nothing to do with a game being open world or not
Just as much as you love badly designed levels.
Also, let me please start the game with basic and slow cars, i fuckin hated how the latest NFS games threw you in with a >300kw car right off the bat
I loved the sense of progression in U2
Bad level design has nothing to do with a game being open world or not
While I will always choose Burnout over NFS, I loved Criterion's NFS games.Hot Pursuit was amazing, Most Wanted was good but not great, but I would have loved to see what they would've done with Underground. They're working on a new I.P. though which I'm looking forward to so this'll have to be Ghost doing it. Still, if it's Underground, I'll be interested.PleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterionPleasebeCriterion...
It better have this.DerZuhälter;164348100 said:
Ok I got it:
You start playing as a middle-aged mechanic who learns he has lung cancer. He is not particularly well off and begins planning on how to provide for his family after he is gone. He decides to use his mechanic skills to build a street racer and goes UNDERGROUND using the alias "Smokey" for famed racing mechanic Smokey Yunick all while dodging his brother in law who happens to be a police officer on a mission to bust the Underground street racers...
Ok I got it:
You start playing as a middle-aged mechanic who learns he has lung cancer. He is not particularly well off and begins planning on how to provide for his family after he is gone. He decides to use his mechanic skills to build a street racer and goes UNDERGROUND using the alias "Smokey" for famed racing mechanic Smokey Yunick all while dodging his brother in law who happens to be a police officer on a mission to bust the Underground street racers...
God, I thought we were past the tryhard, illegal street racing era of racing games.
NFS Underground: Coughing Badly.
NFS Underground: Braking Bad.
I just don't see how someone could like MW and HP but not Rivals. They're all pretty similar mechanically with the main difference coming down to the world design. That's the main reason why I still like HP most. Although I think Rivals is the second be among the recent NFS games.
You had to go back to the house of coptruck whenever you wanted to change your ride. Which meant sitting through at least two loading screens. Instead in Most Wanted you could change your car on the fly.
You were seriously constantly harrassed when playing as a racer by the cops. Most Wanted did this too but there were way more routes to escape the police. In Rivals it gold old very fast. No good way of taking cops out either.Rivals roads are mostly straightforward roads with a few twists and turns. Which brings me to my main problem with the game.
The map in Rivals is not that good. It's good if they would have split it up like in Hot Pursuit where you have excellently designed tracks, that feel like the open world was an afterthought in that game. And it really was too. You could pretty much only freeride in Hot Pursuit couldn't you? In Most Wanted you had a very dense city, which I enjoyed much more than the barren land of whatever they called it in Rivals.
And the online sucks in Rivals. You either get constantly disconnected or are put into a server with only one or two other guys. There is no way to actually race with someone unless you both stop at a stopsign to start the race. That's just horrible gamedesign.
Bad level design has nothing to do with a game being open world or not
A lot great points, I couldn't agree more.No coppers
No constant online
No focusing on crashing your competition instead of just straight racing them.
If they give me that I'll consider it worthy of the NFS Underground name.
Current gen only Underground is a buy for me.
Khyzyl Saleem (artist) just got hired by EA, Ghost Games (NFS Rivals) this year for his amazing car stuff.
https://www.artstation.com/artist/khyzylsaleem
I hope they takes some of his cyberpunk sci fi ideas.
Move over Drive Club.
If this is indeed Underground I'm fucking in.
Fuck it. Pre-Orders, DLC everything.
I Hate EA but I'm part of the problem and IDGAF.
Same goes with Battlefront.
Fuck.
I dont think this game can move DriveClub in visuals(and game world providing diversity across the world vistas) because of being a multi platform titled and open world.