Declaration by original fans demanding a back to basics approach for NFS from EA

EA, if you want the NFS franchise to be successful, stop releasing shithouse clone-barf titles. Stop relying on bullshit AI that focuses on making the player lose instead of winning in terms of individual cars (i.e. knock off the ‘pack of retards to block and slow the player whilst two elite drivers take a mile-long lead’ tactics), stop building dodgy physics engines that need to change rules depending on the race event, and stop accepting bribes from Asian auto manufacturers! I’m calling you out on your subliminal advertising; Subaru, Nissan, Mitsubishi and Toyota! Your cars aren’t that hot, modded or otherwise. Okay, a heavily modified Toyota Supra would probably be able to keep up with a Ford GT, and a 2008 GT-R can keep up with a 911 GT2, but honestly, when I’ve got Subaru WRX’s and Mitsubishi Evo X’s riding a Ford GT’s ass end, something is amiss.

And until you can sort out that plethora of broken gamplay, stop touting a ‘realistic experience’, you goddamn liars!

@Korwin: Your comment makes little sense, NFS III was a street-racing game, hence the whole ‘getting chased by the police’ element.

What would make a great NFS title would be to combine street and track racing. Try and make a name for yourself in the track racing world, but have the option of illegal street races to rake in big cash bets and pink slips. Introduce the police and some really severe penalties (impounded cars and such) as an incentive to maybe ‘play it safe’ and also keep the damn lobbyists quiet by showing there is a negative consequence to illegal street racing.

maybe the should idk move out of the constant dead city settings or if the city has to be so dead make it a wasteland city