Ibn Rushd

I just picked up a 2012 Audi Q5 to go beside the Acura.

I understand the Bentley and Dodge for a few reasons - It couldn't be a new model because then they would complain about not having the stock one in the game. It was also for competition purposes - We got the Bentley because Platinum Motorsports won their odd competition and would have their car featured..it doesn't look that bad..With 1000hp (if it has the SS engine, it'd be fun to drive around). The Challenger is there because Rampage is part of the new king of the track tournament, so I guess his car was featured this time. Both are pretty much useless...seems like they didn't have enough cars ready. The HSV is the Only vehicle that interests me, and even then, it's an updated and lesser version of the current w427 we already have in the game...HSV makes the Maloo, Grange, Senator and GTS Touring, any of which would have been better to add in my opinion. That being said, I'm glad many people are happy since many of these were top of the wanted lists...but this is the third pack which makes me regret the season pass. Hopefully the next one will have more mainline decent street cars...I'm not much of a race car person.

I'm definitely in the minority it seems, but I'll give it a fair chance. I'm pretty lenient, and as many bugs as there were in the game, I still enjoyed it. I'm a little disappointed in the lack of bikes and cars being brought on (Really...a Ferrari 599xx? That one is quite unnecessary, I would have preferred something we don't already have. Not to mention, that's three Ferrari's alone...it would have been nice to see the new Koenigsegg Agera in there or a large luxury sedan we haven't had yet...), that being said, I see me buying the other five cars and one of the bikes. All the other updates make it interesting, I won't lie, but it really comes down to how much they end up charging for it. If it ends up being decently priced, yeah, I'll pick it up, but if it ends up making the game worse or it's too expensive, I'll wait the other eight months before they fix that.

The update seems to be good...the DLC i'm not really all for...but I haven't actually touched GT5 in a while so I don't even remember getting the first update, let alone this one.

NFS1 - It started everything that this genre was about. If you hadn't played it, find it and use DOSBox to play it. Eight cars (Diablo VT, 512, 993, Viper, Corvette, NSX, RX7 and Supra) and only a hand full of tracks. First game to have cops as well, you just had to really mess up to be caught by them.) By today's standards, it's obviously subpar, but one of the fantastic things about this game is it also had interior view for cars and each vehicle had it's own details page where some guy would describe the car and it's perks. Simple but fantastic. NFSII - More cars, some concept cars, but pretty much just the extended version of The Road and Track Need for Speed (NFS1). NFSIII - It took Need for Speed 1 and extended the cops for it. This time law enforcement became a huge part of the series and really is what Need For Speed came to be symbolized as...it's the game that we (older fans) want remade... NFSIV - Now cars had upgrades, modifications and betting involved, you could win it all or lose it all. This game I had for PC and was fun as hell to mod. I voted this as the favourite as it encompassed all the good things from the previous three in one awesome package. The modding thing helped too. NFS Porsche - Regarded as the best game, started dynamic active aero parts for certain parts...with an Exclusive license, this is probably the game that should be remade. I never actually got a chance to play it. NFS HP2 - This game had two versions...The PS2 version and a Ported Xbox/Gamecube/PC version. The later version lacked in cars, graphics, tracks and difficulty. The Playstation version, however, was great. The soundtrack was good (I have all the songs still I think), the car list was good and it brought back all the things from Hot Pursuit 1. For me, it was the last of the greats. (Again, Only the PS2 version qualifies). NFS UG - I still believe that they should have kept one Need for Speed for Tuners and one for exotics. Whatever, this game had it's own moments. Introducing lesser cars. I believe it also had the Acura RSX, the last game to house street racing and the Honda Motor Corp. It was also the first (just edging out Motor City Online) to have an open world vehicle game. I personally wasn't a fan of it. NFS UG2 - Similar to Need for Speed 2, This game expanded on the previous version of it, this time including more customizations, tuning and even a few SUVs. Although the SUVs were useless, it was a nice touch. It was also cool tuning the car to see what it could do...I warmed up to it, but still wasn't a fan. NFS MW - Surprisingly decent, the only issue I had was that after the game was done, getting money to customize cars for free roam ended up being useless...My biggest issue was the lack of replayability or customizations in career once you beat everything...that kind of sucked. Good car list though. NFS Carbon - First Need for Speed game that I never touched. Enough said. NFS Prostreet - The physics were not great, I couldn't get into the game at all. Played and second NFS that I didn't buy. NFS Undercover - Okay okay, so the story was kind of lame, some of the challenges were annoying, some of the bugs really got in your face. The car list was fantastic though, I liked driving the cars that they gave, I would have played a ton more if it allowed for easy money after you beat everything...modifying the cars was fun, but it sucked that you couldn't keep playing once the career was done. NFS Shift - Didn't play. NFS World - Didn't Play NFS Hot Pursuit 2010 - Almost. Almost had this one. I didn't buy it, but I did play it, and there was a lot of it that was fun and I truly wanted to buy it. I couldn't though. The graphics: Fantastic, the sound: Great...but I couldn't get over the handling of the cars...it was very Burnout, obviously, and that bothered me...I do not like the new Handling style of the new games, and for that it just could not work for me so I never got it. Playing it here and there was great...and the car list was fun to...the issue this time is simply that to get all the cars, you had to spend an arm and a leg of real money just to get a complete collection. I may buy this game if there is an ultimate version with all the cars in box for 20 bucks... NFS S2U - Didn't bother. NFS The Run - I tried the demo...the story is alright, they tried. The only thing that I can say i like about this game, aside from the graphics...the tire sounds...that's really all. Oh well. Just have to wait another year or two and hope they get it right then, right?

I liked the tire sounds, I thought those weren't bad.

Ibn Rushd

Ibn_Rushd

It's pretty much complete: Forza Motorsport 4 - Car Track List + DLC [WIP] (Updated September 28th)

Confirmed: No Porsche Forza Motorsport - Forza Motorsport 4: Under the Hood Part 1 It's at the bottom.

I went through the French since the Google Translator seemed off, except that when I read the French, the Google Translator did what it was supposed to. The French is also broken and doesn't link up correctly. That being said, has anyone gone to the Media channel in TDU and seen if the "String" content is there? It says it should be there with two bikes available for download already. Also, that String content in the Media...sounds weird but I'll check it when I get home. That being said, it does say at the bottom that it would be free. Je tiens à préciser que fin d'année c'est aussi bien Octobre que Décembre. Oui c'est très vague mais j'ai pas eu plus de précisions moi-même. Et oui ça sera gratuit! He believes that it will be end of year between October and December, yes it's vague but he wasn't told anything precise either. And yes, it will be free.

On-Road: Honda/Acura NSX Off-Road: Porsche Cayenne Turbo

Uhh, I'm thinking someone from here invited me into the club but since I was preoccupied in a different party with something important, I wasn't able to join, sorry about that whoever that was.

1000km on my ML63 AMG, but I have about 33 cars or so, the lowest one has about 200km on it, most are around 300-400 and a few are in the 500-700 bracket as well.

If you go to the Ibiza Asphault driving school, there's an island in the center. Use a good drift car, that you can handle, and just drift the two turns both ways. Done properly, you can get over 200 on the first one then nail about 3/4 of the bar every time you do a drift. It's just a small oval, but you can usually get the car up to a decent level to do it. That being said, if you spin out or anything, you can usually get back to it without losing anything, so the risk of losing money is not high unless you get too close to the edges or something, was pretty efficient.