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Preezy wrote:...Glad you're enjoying it so far, jawa, be sure to share some pics of your rides!
. My character has cool hair, a beard, shades and is rocking a mix of Palace (not Crystal but a brand of British-designed clothing, I believe!) and Puma gear. Even though my driving is terrible, I'm looking good doing it! 
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Source: EurogamerThe Need for Speed team is celebrating the franchise's 30th anniversary with another year of live service content for its most recent release, Unbound.
"Our vision is that through our second year of live service, you can, for the first time, begin to play the ultimate NFS experience in one place. Your feedback and gameplay will help shape the future of this iconic franchise. As you play, we will be listening, observing and reacting to the things you want to see and those you don't," Criterion said.
First, the team will add four new "volumes" of content in the coming year. Launched every few months, these will include "exciting themed updates, with at least one new major mode added to each volume". There will also be more events, challenges and ranks to earn.
The studio also plans to release "at least two" new fully-customisable cars as part of the Speed Pass. "And when we say cars, we mean cars in the NFS sense, like no one else creates," Criterion said. "We aren't just talking base models here and stock paint there; we are talking cars that come with fully customisable body kits with a myriad of interchangeable parts so you can tweak your ride just the way you want it."
Criterion said it would also focus on the most-requested bug fixes and other improvements from its community.
A new premium track will be added to the Speed Pass from Volume Six. This, Criterion said, will give players "instant access" to one one of Need for Speed's "hot new vehicles" and unlock the ability to earn all its customisation content.
"Refining our Speed Pass this way is how we can keep delivering unique new content and gameplay to you through a more simplified approach. If that's not your thing, though, we will still be offering a free track of the Speed Pass with new vehicles and customisations for you to enjoy," Criterion said.
In short, Criterion said its next year will be one of learning and listening for the Need for Speed: Unbound developer, and building on the feedback it receives. In the meantime, it is working with a 'Player Council' while this all goes on, which also comprises Need for Speed influencers.
Preezy wrote:I hope I'm not the only one that thought this said Need for Speed: Underground and got all excited about a remaster
