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There is apparently a solo mode now in effect, so if you don't want to be with anyone else at all then yay for you
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Okay stupid question alert, but is an Origin account required to play the game on PS4?
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I don't think so
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Apparently I somehow got past the sign up upon playing it for the first time because I remember it only showing the last question, then I got to play afterwards. However I didn't get an email from Origin. I tried to get past it on my dads profile, but couldn't figure it out so I had to create one (That will hardly get used) and then he got an email. I have yet to get my brother set up, so I would like to know soon.
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Oh yeah, why is the wheel selection always out of order on every car? Makes finding things a pain.
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From what I can tell, once you buy an item it moves it to the front with other owned items.
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Okay so I just cleared the Build path, which means I've completed Build, Crew, Style and Speed. All in my starting BRZ too. 
My question is...is the outlaw path really worth it? It seems like a pain, I've only done 23% of it and due to how uncommon the cops are it seems like it would be pretty monotonous and boring.
My question is...is the outlaw path really worth it? It seems like a pain, I've only done 23% of it and due to how uncommon the cops are it seems like it would be pretty monotonous and boring.
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Okay so I just cleared the Build path, which means I've completed Build, Crew, Style and Speed. All in my starting BRZ too.
My question is...is the outlaw path really worth it? It seems like a pain, I've only done 23% of it and due to how uncommon the cops are it seems like it would be pretty monotonous and boring.
It's a fairly easy and quick path to get done, also not all of the events are police chases.
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Okay so I just cleared the Build path, which means I've completed Build, Crew, Style and Speed. All in my starting BRZ too.
My question is...is the outlaw path really worth it? It seems like a pain, I've only done 23% of it and due to how uncommon the cops are it seems like it would be pretty monotonous and boring.
You'll also need to finish those missions in order to progress to the final races
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I mentioned it in my brief review a few pages back; the designers were kind of aware that the cop system is pretty downplayed compared to previous NFS games and made it the shortest story arc, as others have pointed out. A solid chunk of the events are just races with cops scripted to appear, and as you are at a point in the game with the best upgrades, they really aren't difficult.
Be aware though, one of the later missions requires you to escape a pursuit in a car with under 200 HP, so you can either de-tune your BRZ to virtually stock or just buy a Volvo/Golf/Miata and stick a nitrous system on it. It is not as hard as it sounds in all honesty.
Also, the last race of the career path has cops at the highest heat level, where they bring out spike strips and immovable road blocks. It may take a few runs to learn where they're all positioned, especially in a really fast car.
Also, the last race of the career path has cops at the highest heat level, where they bring out spike strips and immovable road blocks. It may take a few runs to learn where they're all positioned, especially in a really fast car.
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