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NFSPU EA Online key & info

2 posts by 2 people · 19 Apr 2000 - 19 Apr 2000 09:46 UTC

(unknown) 19 Apr 2000#276892
Here's some good info about going online at the EA Racing site with NFSPU, plus some good cheats and tips. Ignore the BS in the instructions about going offline to skip the update check -- I think that part is required for losers, er, users who have a warez version, rather than a legal retail copy: http://www.fortunecity.com/campus/essay/951/nfs5/need_for_speed_5_pu_goo dies.htm NFSPU online at the EA Racing site has been lots of fun so far, with a lot of considerate, quality drivers to be found. In fact, every race I've been in on the EA NFSPU server has been clean, with no horseplay, intentional bumping, reverse driving, or rude incidents to be seen. The high level of mutual respect and consideration was quite a bit more enjoyable than your typical "slam and bang" DTR session on a public Gamespy server -- the overall experience seems to be pretty much on a par with VROC with regards to the overall quality and class of the participants. There are still some online bugs, but it's been enjoyable for me, and there seems to be a lot of decent people showing up to race, which makes it more enjoyable overall. Enjoy! -- JB Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.
Pete 19 Apr 2000 09:46 UTC#276862
John, went and raced online tonight it was a lot of fun! But looks like a few people have discovered some tricks! The plus side was lag free racing with 8 people, they have some potent servers up. One from Switzerland, 2 from Germany, 1 from Korea, the rest were U.S and I was from Canuck Land! Very Impressive! Pete <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:8dj9a6$9dc$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (28 lines)> Here's some good info about going online at the EA Racing site with > NFSPU, plus some good cheats and tips. Ignore the BS in the > instructions about going offline to skip the update check -- I think > that part is required for losers, er, users who have a warez version, > rather than a legal retail copy: > > http://www.fortunecity.com/campus/essay/951/nfs5/need_for_speed_5_pu_goo > dies.htm > > NFSPU online at the EA Racing site has been lots of fun so far, with a > lot of considerate, quality drivers to be found. In fact, every race > I've been in on the EA NFSPU server has been clean, with no horseplay, > intentional bumping, reverse driving, or rude incidents to be seen. > The high level of mutual respect and consideration was quite a bit more > enjoyable than your typical "slam and bang" DTR session on a public > Gamespy server -- the overall experience seems to be pretty much on a > par with VROC with regards to the overall quality and class of the > participants. There are still some online bugs, but it's been > enjoyable for me, and there seems to be a lot of decent people showing > up to race, which makes it more enjoyable overall. > > Enjoy! > > -- JB > > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > Before you buy.

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