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Correct, high stakes poker.

It's the Aileron Coupe, trust us, we're playing it.

When I pre ordered Crackdown 2 from Amazon they emailed me the redeem codes, however it wasn't until about a week after it came out.. weirdly.

From the options menu you should find a Steering Wheel option.. not sure if it's under controls or what but you'll find it. There is an option there for the response speed which you can try lowering, the other setting is Steering Damping. You may want to move this further right to tighten up the handling. Should mention that despite being called steering wheel or whatever it affects the controller too.

See.. you all complain that you don't get DLC cars, then you just mod and make your own free cars. So why would they bother with giving you DLC? The difference with TDU1 was that the modding arrived after/around the same time as the megapack so it didn't really do them any sales damage, if anything probably increased sales. This time though people will be expecting mods before Eden have put out any DLC... I suppose some would still buy the DLC to have extra spaces for modded cars though.

Not sure how it made it unfair when the game is so easy cheating would be of no benefit, it's just a bit embarrassing for your lot. I wonder how long it'll be this time...

That's not the point, why license something if you're going to do it wrong? The 458 thing is too nit picky even for me but cars such as the CLK 63 Black, Enzo, Aileron and Peking To Paris to name a few just look sloppy. It's called honesty, and look I've not once mentioned cancellation or refund, because I still enjoy the game it's just a pity some cars are bad.

There are still people unsure on this, after 9 years..

Haha, well they have done some random stuff previously like turning themselves off. xD

Yeah although it only works for some of my friends and not others.. it's very odd. I've had some sound issues, at one point the bass seemed to drop out of the sound which was very odd.. I was worried at first it was my surround sound but luckily it was just TDU2.

Casino was working last night on X360, at least I assume it was by the number of R8 Spyder's running around.

Destra has closed that now, seems it's a pretty big issue as I feared. After all there was widespread talk of save corruption when we were playing it pre release so naturally it was only likely to get bigger as more people got the game. Irritatingly they weren't interested until the official release date passed, of course I can see why but it is still annoying. ...and people don't give the guy grief over his gf's account, he was merely trouble shooting and her account will be recoverable from Xbox Live if it was an online profile anyway.

It exists as the final race podium is there I believe, how to get to it though I do not know.

I like the long exposure motorway and the selective colour Impreza's :) Criss you have too many nice sunsets in Luxemburg.. it's not really fair. Watching you.. by tWm., on Flickr We do have cars though..

Sorry to hear that man, I feel your pain. My save vanished and I lost 2 days worth of progress. Backing it up is all I can recommend.

TDUCk is what we call this website, can't remember why exactly. lol That thread was a joke, this site is going to be all about TDU2, we're just not changing the name.

I'm happy to post in any thread here and once I'm done with the single player aspect I expect we'll get some good old TDUCk cruises going again on the 360.

This thread might help you.

Quite a few of us play on 360, there just isn't much to talk about since we can't mod.

I used the Brera, it was easy. I have noticed no difference in difficulty between standard race events and cups. There are certain cars that are useless, the Hummer for example is hopeless and you will struggle to win in it. The Aston Martin V8 Vantage is a mess too, spinning for fun, same for the V8 R8. If it isn't working out for you why not try a new car?

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Given that I've been playing for the best part of a week I really should get around to doing this but I'm just too consumed with the game and being ill... To be very brief I think I would award this game 7/10 Pros -Ibiza is a very nice environment to be in, good variety of scenery that everywhere feels unique. -The addition of active aero and functioning convertibles is fun. -The collectible wrecks are a good idea and would keep you occupied for a fair amount of time, assuming you aren't using a guide... like me. lol -Money is easy enough to come by, you won't spend weeks driving a bucket. -Progression through the game feels good, you don't spend a lot of time feeling like you're getting nowhere, this I think is in part thanks to the new leveling system which awards players point for every aspect of the game, racing to freeriding. -The game is simple enough to pick up and play, although it can at times feel like you're hand is being held for everything. -Longevity, there's plenty, but we knew this from the original. -Lot's of new freeride and multiplayer activities. Cons -Glitches. No way of avoiding this sadly, the game does feel rushed. I have so far spawned in the sea, driven an invisible Veyron, fallen through the floor, encountered crashes when entering houses, been stuck inside scenery, owned a C8 Aileron with a sticking out wheel and had my save game erased. -Story. I know it doesn't matter but my god is it awful, not just in script but in execution. Luckily this is for the most part easily ignored. -Physics. Whilst I have learnt to use them I'm afraid to say they are poor, not the end of the world but a shame none the less. -Variety. Whilst freeride has received a fair few new modes the single player events are pretty much stagnant. You have races, speedtraps, constant speed, eliminator and time trial events. Then the side missions consist of, delivery, time trial, taxiing (with driving gauge or jolt meter) and adrenaline rush. All are pretty simple and it is a case of quantity over variety. -Cars. Building on the variety issue we have the cars, I won't dwell on this as you've all seen it yourselves. -Damage. Annoying, basically. If there was a way of repairing your car in freeride it would be fine but tediously you can only repair your car by jumping to your house. -Online. For the moment it is unstable and riddled with connection issues, however this I expect will change very soon. In short it is a game that at first will disappoint but in time will provide great replay value and fun with friends. I'd be surprised if you instantly fell in love with TDU2, but as surprised if you didn't come to like it more over time. It's not perfect but then neither was the first. I'm still mixed towards it but even when my save was erased I didn't feel like playing something else.

No offense here but maybe it's the way you play, or the type of controller you use (i.e. Steering wheel), because TDU2 is one of the easiest racing games I've ever played.

TDU2 is game that instantly disappoints but will become a long term obsession. It's not bad, it's just got some off putting elements... like the entire "story".

Nah, he drives an Auto. ;)