Need for Speed: Works Upgrade?
Discussion
Daston said:
I ended up having enough cash to do it at T2 however the massive bug in the physics (was using a works R35) on that track in the desert (had a tunnel in it) caused me to just get rid of the game.
I know what you mean, 
Although I've found the works R35 to be the easiest car to drive in the game. Its got soooo much grip and just slides round corners and never seems to spin.
I do agree with you though, the physics are completely wrong. But atleast its better than NFS:Undercover.
Daston said:
I ended up having enough cash to do it at T2 however the massive bug in the physics (was using a works R35) on that track in the desert (had a tunnel in it) caused me to just get rid of the game.
I know what you mean, 
Although I've found the works R35 to be the easiest car to drive in the game. Its got soooo much grip and just slides round corners and never seems to spin.
I do agree with you though, the physics are completely wrong. But atleast its better than NFS:Undercover.
Daston said:
I ended up having enough cash to do it at T2 however the massive bug in the physics (was using a works R35) on that track in the desert (had a tunnel in it) caused me to just get rid of the game.
I know what you mean, 
Although I've found the works R35 to be the easiest car to drive in the game. Its got soooo much grip and just slides round corners and never seems to spin.
I do agree with you though, the physics are completely wrong. But atleast its better than NFS:Undercover.
parapaul said:
Daston said:
I ended up having enough cash to do it at T2 however the massive bug in the physics (was using a works R35) on that track in the desert (had a tunnel in it) caused me to just get rid of the game.
It's not just me then? Thank f
k for that! 
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