Driver: San Francisco
- Thread starter evilfoxhound
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Im just curious as to whether there are different endings available?
I didn't take all his energy bar down and then I got a cutscene on the final mission, I'm just wondering whether I could have actually taken him down and got a different ending, or whether the game was always going to step in just before his energy read zero.......
I thought the ending was pants myself. Though I have really enjoyed driving the Zonda and some of the old stuff, it is not a 'buy me' game, as first and foremost, I cannot change the flippin button config, and I hate using the triggers to brake and accelerate, I am NOT an XBOX owner......
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I didn't take all his energy bar down and then I got a cutscene on the final mission, I'm just wondering whether I could have actually taken him down and got a different ending, or whether the game was always going to step in just before his energy read zero.......
I thought the ending was pants myself. Though I have really enjoyed driving the Zonda and some of the old stuff, it is not a 'buy me' game, as first and foremost, I cannot change the flippin button config, and I hate using the triggers to brake and accelerate, I am NOT an XBOX owner......
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I've got about 78 of the cars at the moment...
Scooter8299
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- Scooter8299
Does anyone have a Uplay passport?
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- Moe Camel
Yup, but I don't know why other than unlocking the film director. I guess it's supposed to let you get "stuff" of some kind, with points earned from playing the game, but there doesn't seem to be anything to get. I don't think the service is fully functional yet.
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The engine sounds are great; they have a very authentic sound to them, and fit the cars' engines. If it's a V12, it probably sounds like one 
I love how they didn't choose the top-of-the-line models like every developer does these days.
Instead of a Q7 V12 TDI, you get a 4.2 FSI. And the Impala only comes with a V6. I think that's quite neat, and it adds some much needed diversity in the racing genre.
I love how they didn't choose the top-of-the-line models like every developer does these days.
Instead of a Q7 V12 TDI, you get a 4.2 FSI. And the Impala only comes with a V6. I think that's quite neat, and it adds some much needed diversity in the racing genre.
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Just popped in the Driver SF disc, for the first time, and there are now Uplay Passports for free!
Which is great because mine is a rented version
Which is great because mine is a rented version
Scooter8299
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- Scooter8299
Huh? Free passports? I can't find the code anywhere in mine.
Turbo Lag
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Bought it last week, been playing it on and off, the story mode seems pretty short - only spaced out by the necessity to do the city missions in order to unlock the next Tanner mission.
Some bit's I really like - like the Movie Challenges, some bit's a I really hate, like the Smash races...
For the most part it's a good looking and sounding game, although sometimes some of the building's look a little low-rent, i.e. 1 polygon with badly aligned photo textures.
I was massive fan of Driver 1, 2 and 3... and although this is a good game it doesn't seem to stand-out as much to me as the previous titles did.
.. first game I've played where using cockpit view comes naturally, which is good.
Anyway, that just my two cents...
Some bit's I really like - like the Movie Challenges, some bit's a I really hate, like the Smash races...
For the most part it's a good looking and sounding game, although sometimes some of the building's look a little low-rent, i.e. 1 polygon with badly aligned photo textures.
I was massive fan of Driver 1, 2 and 3... and although this is a good game it doesn't seem to stand-out as much to me as the previous titles did.
.. first game I've played where using cockpit view comes naturally, which is good.
Anyway, that just my two cents...
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- CaptainAlbator
I've been playing the demo, the thing I don't like is the whole body switching aspect. Just do a cop story. I'll have to play the demo more to see if it grows on me.
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- Moe Camel
The switch thing makes ALOT more sense after you get to the ending. I won't say more to avoid spoilers.
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I like the graphics but the story is a little slow..
Strittan
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Enjoyed the demo so I figured I'd order a copy. The car list is very impressive, and the physics could be a bit more realistic but they're fun nonetheless.
Oh, and they also could've skipped the shift and boost functions in my book, but that's me.
Definitely a step in the right direction.
Oh, and they also could've skipped the shift and boost functions in my book, but that's me.
Definitely a step in the right direction.
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I'd like it more if the gas and brakes could be assigned to the right stick, and had more sensitivity than "full on", "full off", and "somewhere in the middle". Otherwise I find the physics to be much like the original D1 and 2, albeit a bit more refined, perhaps a bit more stable. That's part of what I liked about the first two: the "TV show car chase" look you got from throwing around cars and being able to do so mainly because of a well balanced, but nowhere near realistic arcade physics model.
Strittan
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Yes, it definitely brings the franchise back to it's roots, which is what I too like about it. I still think it could've been just a little bit more realistic though, without making it too difficult to handle. The sense of speed could've been closer to real life as well I think. Feels too fast in a way IMO.
I also love the fact that you are NOT able to get out of your car, just like in the first game.
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