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[email hidden] (MaX) wrote:
> Let's see if someone can hack out some cheats for NFS:PU...
>
> Thanx
>
Does anyone play games anymore? If I was president the first bill
before congress would be the outlawing of "cheats".
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Let's see if someone can hack out some cheats for NFS:PU...
Thanx
No way,
Although I may look forward to driving NFS:PU this doesn't mean I wish to
invest the time to go through the game in the regular manner. Similarly to
the TOCA games, CMR et al this is to be a fun diversion for me. I hardly
have time to devote to GPL and I'm not going to cut into that any further by
subserving myself to the arcade build up of the NFS series. A cheat for the
tracks and cheat for the cars and pure relaxation as I leasurely cruise from
A to B in my brand spanking new virtual Porsche.
Jan.
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> <snip> > Does anyone play games anymore? If I was president the first bill > before congress would be the outlawing of "cheats". > > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > Before you buy.Blah, blah, blah...
where are the stinking cheats, man!
> No way,
> Although I may look forward to driving NFS:PU this doesn't mean I wish to
> invest the time to go through the game in the regular manner. Similarly to
> the TOCA games, CMR et al this is to be a fun diversion for me. I hardly
> have time to devote to GPL and I'm not going to cut into that any further by
> subserving myself to the arcade build up of the NFS series. A cheat for the
> tracks and cheat for the cars and pure relaxation as I leasurely cruise from
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> A to B in my brand spanking new virtual Porsche. > Jan. > =--- > aws6000 wrote ... > > <snip> > > Does anyone play games anymore? If I was president the first bill > > before congress would be the outlawing of "cheats". > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > > Before you buy.Jan,
If you opt for the cheats and the "leisurely cruise" through the tracks,
you'll be missing out on most of the inherent goodness in NFSPU, I
think. The "Factory Driver" mode is awesome -- at this point, I don't
care what tracks I haven't seen yet, as I'm too busy trying to figure
out how to get through the cones fast enough in a 944 to get a
promotion!
This may be the first and only game where the "locked" portions of the
game do not actually detract from the overall game for me. Plus, the
"game" does a GREAT job of simulating the "right" feel of the cars, IMO.
However you approach it -- with cheats or without -- I hope you find it
as enjoyable and engaging as I have. It's not just "fun" in the arcade
sense -- it's fun in that it feels "right."
Either way, enjoy!
-- JB
In article <tkPB4.9120$[email hidden]>,
"Jan Verschueren" <[email hidden]> wrote:
> No way,
>
> Although I may look forward to driving NFS:PU this doesn't mean I wishto
> invest the time to go through the game in the regular manner.Similarly to
> the TOCA games, CMR et al this is to be a fun diversion for me. Ihardly
> have time to devote to GPL and I'm not going to cut into that anyfurther by
> subserving myself to the arcade build up of the NFS series. A cheatfor the
> tracks and cheat for the cars and pure relaxation as I leasurelycruise from
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