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Anyone play this online? Ordered the PC version las**t night ready for all my new s**tuff being delivered today. The console versions were average at bes**t but when I played the PC version earlier this year it was in a completely different league in technical terms. I grabbed the demo not so long back and it was excellent online, does anyone s**till play it online?
What is the car modding like? In the demo you can only use the small selection of cars they give you and as such you don't really get to handle what this game is all about. From a technical aspect I was very pleased with the demo although when cranking everything to max with a sh*t hot resolution I ran into a fair amount of slow down which I blame on the CPU, this however mos**t certainly won't be the case with the new rig arriving today.
Will be up for a game this weekend if anyone s**till plays it online.
What is the car modding like? In the demo you can only use the small selection of cars they give you and as such you don't really get to handle what this game is all about. From a technical aspect I was very pleased with the demo although when cranking everything to max with a sh*t hot resolution I ran into a fair amount of slow down which I blame on the CPU, this however mos**t certainly won't be the case with the new rig arriving today.
Will be up for a game this weekend if anyone s**till plays it online.
It's excellent, though the single player will get on your nerves. Although it is a good way of entering multiplayer with a bang as you get a feel for the routes that are presented.
Modding is rather impressive - there's loads of parts, although it could have had some more interesting parts. All seems a bit too standard, without any outrageous parts.
Online play is like a score-building process. in one glance you can tell just how good a player is, because they accumalate 'Rep' points from winning races.
That's all I can be arsed to explain about it.
Modding is rather impressive - there's loads of parts, although it could have had some more interesting parts. All seems a bit too standard, without any outrageous parts.
Online play is like a score-building process. in one glance you can tell just how good a player is, because they accumalate 'Rep' points from winning races.
That's all I can be arsed to explain about it.
Anyone play this online? Ordered the PC version las**t night ready for all my new s**tuff being delivered today. The console versions were average at bes**t but when I played the PC version earlier this year it was in a completely different league in technical terms. I grabbed the demo not so long back and it was excellent online, does anyone s**till play it online?
What is the car modding like? In the demo you can only use the small selection of cars they give you and as such you don't really get to handle what this game is all about. From a technical aspect I was very pleased with the demo although when cranking everything to max with a sh*t hot resolution I ran into a fair amount of slow down which I blame on the CPU, this however mos**t certainly won't be the case with the new rig arriving today.
Will be up for a game this weekend if anyone s**till plays it online.
What is the car modding like? In the demo you can only use the small selection of cars they give you and as such you don't really get to handle what this game is all about. From a technical aspect I was very pleased with the demo although when cranking everything to max with a sh*t hot resolution I ran into a fair amount of slow down which I blame on the CPU, this however mos**t certainly won't be the case with the new rig arriving today.
Will be up for a game this weekend if anyone s**till plays it online.