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NFS4 PC career mode--grrrr!

4 posts by 4 people · 18 Jun 1999 - 20 Jun 1999

OK, I just started in career mode, and have a few complaints about the way that it was done. First of all, you only get your cash at the end of each tourney, and not after each race, as you do in the PSX version. This means if you don't have any money, you're stuck driving a wrecked car until the end! My Z3 has something like 53/64/55/62 damage on it, when I finally finished the tourney, and got some measly money. In the PSX version, you can actually go "in the hole", which may not be realistic, but at least it made it a little easier to be able to afford to upgrade your car sooner. Yeah, I know the object is not to hit stuff, but apparently my solution for the game's poor driving model and handling (see earlier post), cannot be implemented in career mode, because the driver aids, and the tuning options are not available!!! While I'm at it, the outside views of the car are nearly unplayable with all of the perspective shifting by the camera. What I'm talking about is the view shifting left, right, up, down, or whatever. This can be really disorienting, and has caused me to hit the wall too many times. This was a problem in NFS3, but here's it's horrible! I know I can't be the only one with this problem. -- Remove "spam jammer" to reply Graffiti seen above a urinal in East Grand Forks, MN: "Please don't eat the big white mints!" My Yahoo! pager ID is Galley_SimRacer
Driver 20 Jun 1999#475104
Try the CLK 230. I found it to be a much better car than the BMW. version, you horrible! I drive in car (with no dash board), this view is much better than the out of car view.
Try not bashing it up so much ;) I did get some damage, but the 5k you have leftover should be enough to get you through a tourney. After that, make sure you have extra cash leftover when buying a new one... I know that doesn't help much, but that's how I'm getting through it...
If you are putting that much damage on your car, then you need some practice. Just wait until you get into the AA and AAA modes. You'll end up paying 10,000 dollars a race for repairs if you keep this up. Also, I think the handling and driving are excellent. Also, the car shifting on the in car camera makes the game even more realistic then that 2d image used in NFS3.

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