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[DickDalewood]

What I like about the difficulty is the fact that it requires you to learn the track/map. I've had several times where I want to shut the game off or throw my controller, but I give it one more go, get better at a few more corners, and suddenly instead of 7th place I find myself in 1st or 2nd.

The game truly requires a level of track memorization and skill, which is great.

[Openroad_7]

Question about Multiplayer; are there race rooms to join, or is everything through the Events? I tried playing online but entered an event that I didn't have a car for. It gave me a car to race but I didn't get any points because I didn't own a car for that race. How can I tell which event is for cars I have unlocked?

[Zboogie]

Quote: Originally Posted by Openroad_7

Question about Multiplayer; are there race rooms to join, or is everything through the Events? I tried playing online but entered an event that I didn't have a car for. It gave me a car to race but I didn't get any points because I didn't own a car for that race. How can I tell which event is for cars I have unlocked?

If you a good driver and race clean? I will let you join my club it's at level 32 and all the club cars are unlock.

[erickonasis]

Quote: Originally Posted by half-fast

I respect your opinion, but disagree. I find most games, especially sports games are too easy imo. I imagine it would be hard to drive a card that fast around tight turns in RL. I agree with you about unlocking, however, if you join an active club, the club unlocks cars for you when people play online.

Yes it can be frustrating at times (i still HATE the drift challenges) but theres no better feeling after playing a track 10 times finally getting that winning time or finishing in the top 3

[Zboogie]

Quote: Originally Posted by DickDalewood

What I like about the difficulty is the fact that it requires you to learn the track/map. I've had several times where I want to shut the game off or throw my controller, but I give it one more go, get better at a few more corners, and suddenly instead of 7th place I find myself in 1st or 2nd. The game truly requires a level of track memorization and skill, which is great.

Ain't that the truth! that's the only way you can master the turns and braking when you memorize the track. I plus 1 this! because the more you know the track and the cars you drive the more deadlier you become in driveclub. I am now also a Top 3 guy online when it comes to multiplayer races. That's all credit for knowing the tracks and cars.

[Zboogie]

Quote: Originally Posted by Thadeus

I like the game, but the developers made it a little too difficult than it needs to be imo. Also, it takes too long to unlock the cars. Talk about a grind.

The grind help you become better at driving! It's like DriveClub Miyagi us! we hate how long it takes. But we don't know at the end when we finish unlocking everything how great of a driver we become. Because some of those tour challenging! You dang near need to drive perfect to win i.e. those time trials lol.

[Zboogie]

Quote: Originally Posted by erickonasis

Yes it can be frustrating at times (i still HATE the drift challenges) but theres no better feeling after playing a track 10 times finally getting that winning time or finishing in the top 3

I just stated this! it's the best feeling.

[Openroad_7]

Quote: Originally Posted by Zboogie

If you a good driver and race clean? I will let you join my club it's at level 32 and all the club cars are unlock.

Still in the learning stages his game, improving now that I moved the acceleration to the Right Analog. I try to race clean, but tend to bump AI Cars when they stop short in front of me.

Does joining a club that already has the cars unlocked take away from the experience of unlocking them? Also would I be able to use the cars offline as well?

Otherwise I am down to join. PSN ROADKING17