I've actually been enjoying this game more than I'm willing to admit - aimlessly driving around in my S2000 with no HUD while listening to the soundtrack has been a joy - but I've already seen everything Ventura Bay has to offer. The map is just so begging for an expansion and to be explored further more it's not even funny. They should've been given more development time, not just for the map alone, but overall; physics, customization options, more cars, events and features.
I think you're able to skip them, but I'm just frenetically pressing the X button, so - I dunno'.
There are dedicated spawn points for them. They're just randomized to keep them from being an annoyance but once you know where to look, you'll find one sooner or later.
For a game that focuses so much on car customization and car culture, it's mind boggling that there's no proper photomode offered for the player. There's absolutely no benefit to Need for Speed being always-online whatsoever and this being reason number one. It takes away a lot from the game and gives ---- all back. I genuinely feel that the Criterion influence has to die.
Yeah, I remember spending hours driving around Seacrest County and taking countless shots. As wonderful as it might have been, it was connected to Autolog and the pictures could only be retrieved through their website. Once that part of Autolog was shut down, the photomode became utterly useless. You could use it, but you could forget about uploading and/or saving those pictures.
This is idiotic. Putting over 50 tuneable cars into the game and letting the player own only 5. There's no "quick race" mode to try the rest. It leaves only to sell the old cars and lose all of the tuning. 
Welcome to Grip tuned cars
and a GT2 bodykit.
