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The career disappearing every month certainly allows for a whole new concept to be installed whenever they want. The initial or permanent part could be wiped out as well.
They failed at their own premise they came up with. Builders Cup. That means absolutely nothing. I haven't had to "build" a single car to compete nor have I even had to finish first to progress let alone in the top three.
It's complete nonsense.
We should of had locked car classes in Single Player. You must complete and win to some degree Class E to get to Class D. It's just regular common sense and creating the most basic of a racing game structure. How they got this wrong is baffling.
Instead they just threw middle of the performance pack sports cars at us and we were driving 1000 horse power hypercars before no time. They wouldn't be able to have their FOMO crap but the races, physics and AI battles should be what keeps you coming back. The GAME is the draw, not because something is going to disappear. I turn on AMS2 most of the time because I'm drawn to the racing experience. You don't get credits, you don't get XP, I don't have to buy cars or get licenses. I do a 40 minute race and have a wonderful time. That leads to the phrase - I wanna do that again.
Somebody needs to go to Turn 10, knock everything off of every desk that exists there and yell "do it again". It needs to be stirred up and rethought. The potential is there.
They failed at their own premise they came up with. Builders Cup. That means absolutely nothing. I haven't had to "build" a single car to compete nor have I even had to finish first to progress let alone in the top three.
It's complete nonsense.
We should of had locked car classes in Single Player. You must complete and win to some degree Class E to get to Class D. It's just regular common sense and creating the most basic of a racing game structure. How they got this wrong is baffling.
Instead they just threw middle of the performance pack sports cars at us and we were driving 1000 horse power hypercars before no time. They wouldn't be able to have their FOMO crap but the races, physics and AI battles should be what keeps you coming back. The GAME is the draw, not because something is going to disappear. I turn on AMS2 most of the time because I'm drawn to the racing experience. You don't get credits, you don't get XP, I don't have to buy cars or get licenses. I do a 40 minute race and have a wonderful time. That leads to the phrase - I wanna do that again.
Somebody needs to go to Turn 10, knock everything off of every desk that exists there and yell "do it again". It needs to be stirred up and rethought. The potential is there.