Burnout Paradise Hack Pc All Cars
Joseph
Yeah I'm pretty much over Burnout Paradise, sorry Criterion. It's a great game, I bought it twice, the year of paradise was awesome, played the game probably a hundred hours. But.. I'm bored of that map/road layout. Wasn't that crazy about it in the first place really, but the other elements of the game made up for it. NEXT
To some extent, I never really got way into the game when it was released but the proposition of driving around in what is essentially the Delorean is mad tempting. May well get back into it when this year's gaming season has died down a bit.
If it's substantial content like whole new levels, then yes, I'll pay for things like that. If it's just things like a new weapon, new car or skins, then no I won't buy those. A lot of this stuff is just cosmetic anyway.
I think I would have been ready to pay for the bikes+day/night update if it wouldn't have been free. New cars just isn't enough to get me back to the game let alone pay for those. If they give me something new which makes the whole game feel different again, I might pay for it. Hmm, actually just an update which would make the map bigger with new streets and challenges would get me to buy it, especially if there would be a new challenge type added ^^
When Burnout Paradise came out i really hated all the changes and just didn't buy it. I got all the other Burnout games but dont own " Burnout Paradise" . But now that they added all this stuff I might go buy the new boxed version in feb.
Stuff like toy cars and hovering back to the future look alikes is to hard to ignore and they are adding a restart race the #1 thing that pissed me off. I hated having to drive all the god damn way back every single time I don't have that kind of time to waste.
So yes interested since I have not played that much of it. What I did play of it I cared as much about it as i did Burnout 1, and that is like not that much I did not add burnout to my trfecta of top 3 race games next to wipeout and f-zero until burnout 2.
SO what happens when you crash the toy car into a full sized car does it get made into a pancake under the tires?
played the demo, although the idea of all the free additions they've made is interesting, there's nothing to do in the game except crash and i got bored of that in minutes.
granted, i don't know what you could do to the game to make it any more interesting to people like me so its not really their fault, its a dilema and i wish people would stop talking about burnout paradise so i'll never have to see it again.
No, too many other games coming out to pay for new content... on the other hand.. if gears2 came out with paid content, i'd surely get that... maybe i just don't like burnout paradise anymore... perhaps it was just the constant crashing... (oh no... i just suck at games...)
In this city, which is filled with thousands of cars (some parked, others in motion), there are no people. The cars appear to be driving all of their own accord. You might think they are robotic, but I'm not so sure; I've seen a few do things almost as crazy as what I'm doing now. Whatever the case, every single car I pass has an empty driver's seat.
So it comes as a great relief that no people are in the cars. There is an unintended consequence, though, which calls into question just what happened to the people of Paradise City. Why does no one walk the streets? And how do these cars, trucks, buses, and vans get around with no human intervention? More chillingly, why do they cruise the streets, if there are no people to transport?
I suspect that those who break the rules and drive recklessly are merely trying to escape their tormented existence. They've had enough of existing in a world with nothing but driving and street racing. When they were alive, crashing at high speed would have killed them. Now it transports them, seemingly by magic, back onto the road, with their car looking so pristine as if nothing happened.
Paradise City is anything but a paradise; it's a prison. A city of the living dead, everyone here is a ghost trapped in a car with nothing to do but drive and crash, and drive again, for all eternity. How do you win in a game of chicken against a ghost?
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The game is about racing cars and even it is a single player game, we had a delightful experience playing together, we passed the controller when a race finished or every time we completed a game task.
While this might sound like an honest mistake, lets remember that the American Psychology Association surveyed employees and found that 79% had experienced work-related stress and this is what we commonly call burnout nowadays.
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