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 Cadillac Sedan DeVille Driver (1999) | michelemassa wrote 1972 Cadillac Eldorado Nope! | |
 TagAZ Aquila Bolshie Gonki (2012) | First TagAZ Aquila on site. -- Last edit: 2020-02-02 04:22:53 | |
 Jaguar XK Agricultural Simulator 2013 (2013) | That is not an XKR. The XKR in particular would have a different grille and the presence of hood scoops. This model does not. Would this be just a regular XK? Correct me if I'm wrong. -- Last edit: 2020-02-02 04:22:14 | |
 Ride 2 (2016) | What?? Let me think about this for a reason: 1) It's not on the spreadsheet (and it's a bit old), so anyone can contribute. 2) Quality is understandable, and it can't always be ultra-high definition (not everyone has beastly PCs or upgraded consoles) 3) I'd cover the sport bikes, the streetfighter category, and the trail bikes (most are less than 50K credits). Racing bikes are too expensive (up to 100K+ or more) I am also trying to do photos in the style of Speedfreak's shots from FH4 (and future Forzas). | |
 Murena 429 GT Demolition Derby 3 (2018) | I believe it's a modified Mustang, turned into a wagon. | |
 Honda CBR 1100 XX Super Blackbird Ride 2 (2016) | imgur.com/6LhKfwU | |
 Ducati 748 Ride 2 (2016) | imgur.com/0riXM2m (It's in yellow, rather than red) | |
Ride 2 (2016) | Would it be possible to have track shots rather than menu shots (for bikes I own at the moment)? The game has a photo mode and I own the game. Also could use some help with rear shots and interiors. | |
 DAF 95 Toddler Simulator (2018) | Yes. | |
 Grumman-Olson P-800 Midnight Club II (2003) | The PS2 version only got downgraded textures, so here ya go:  It's a P-800 - the frontclip matches. | |
 Renault Express Midnight Club II (2003) | PS2 version:  The noticeable difference is the license plate on the front/back. Also, this vehicle is meant to resemble one of the old La Poste fleet of vans, including this one (it's France's postal/mail service, akin to the U.S. Postal Service). To spawn it in Cruise Mode or Arcade modes, set the time to dusk. p.s.: Do not delete my comment. | |
 The Forgotten Ones (2014) | I can certainly do a better engine than that... -- Last edit: 2020-01-31 01:30:08 | |
 Chevrolet Camaro Driver (1999) | But isn't reviewing a game or vehicle different though? There are infractions for getting banned: -The excessively swearing part as you mentioned, as well as insults. -Attacking another user -Trolling -Flaming -Being offtopic Just to name a few. I am not willing to respond to trolls as such. And I apologize for the OT. | |
 Made for Game Sedan Party Panic (2017) | MFG. | |
 Opel Vectra Midnight Club II (2003) | The same model in the PS2 incarnation:  I really like this form of Vectra - it was well thoughtful and well ahead of its time thanks to its gorgeous design.  And yep, it's taken under Tour Eiffel. | |
Chevrolet Camaro Driver (1999) | Fully agree, just like, you-know-who. Unfortunately, it's not easy to do so without concrete proof. And I am too fed up with the issue at hand. I would say ignore him for the time being. Again, we're not Columbos.  -- Last edit: 2020-01-30 17:49:53 | |
 Cadillac Seville Driver (1999) | michelemassa wrote Been an DPL AND D76 and D1 version What does that have to do with anything? The Regina in DPL is slightly different, and it has no relation... | |
 Dacia Logan Euro Truck Simulator 2 (2012) | It was a joke, RushCars. | |
 MAN TGA Toddler Simulator (2018) | Volvo? | |
 Ford Focus Toddler Simulator (2018) | That's a Focus. | |
 Renault 4 Fourgonnette Driv3r (2004) | What was it previously listed as? Can you edit it back? He better not be editing that certain Citroen ZX.... -- Last edit: 2020-01-30 01:33:29 | |
 Midnight Club: Los Angeles (2008) | EEVEE(POKEMON) wrote Exactly, I want to spawn in my own special traffic in race events, or even arcade cruise mode. You can spawn special traffic models in cruise mode in MCII, by editing the game files to have one in its place, but the thing is, you can only do that if you have the PC version of Midnight Club II. I wish it were easy to get it on Steam, because you can't - it's not for sale. Part of the reason why it's NFS (not for sale) is 'cause this game doesn't support Windows Vista or 7, possibly beyond that. There is no legitimate way to own it other than finding a physical copy, which is a pain to find because the PC version afaik is rare compared to the console versions. Also a meta reason: The reason why there's only a few select cars allowed in cruise mode is because they could only allow certain vehicles to spawn in multiple colors, e.g. one car shows up 5-6 times with different colors. At the time, they couldn't allow every car to be in, hence why if you cruise in L.A., you don't see the Explorer, limo or the semi-truck often - it only shows up in Career races (and they are not in circuit races!). -- Last edit: 2020-01-30 01:36:01 | |
 Mercedes-Benz CLS Asphalt: Urban GT 2 (2005) | damianea103 wrote How can a 2007 model be in a 2005 game...? Someone marked it as a 2007 though, but the CLS did come out in 2005 so.... I'd say it's a 2005 model year CLS. | |
 Ferrari 250 GT Berlinetta Passo Corto Driver (1999) | It is not a 507 at all. The E-Type didn't exist in 1959 - the model came out in 1961. It's a curved up Ferrari 250 GT. Period. | |
 Mercury Cougar Driver (1999) | michelemassa wrote 1972 Ford LTD It's only the front fascia though. Your edit will be rejected. | |
Renault 4 Fourgonnette Driv3r (2004) | michelemassa wrote 1976 Renault 4 F4 -1, and admins, refuse this edit. | |
 Renault 4 Pickup Driv3r (2004) | michelemassa wrote 1959 Renault 4 Pick-up No... that's more of a '78 Renault 4. It only got an older grille, and that's it. | |
Midnight Club: Los Angeles (2008) | EEVEE, I want a Midnight Club II remake. It would include: -Five cities -hundreds of drivable vehicles, including bonus ones -same modified MM2 engine that MC2 has -same physics (as above) -a substantial race editor where you can create props and scripted traffic events -additional night and weather options -lots of traffic cars from the '90s to 2003 (and even ones from the base game) Come on, indie devs, at least bring back a franchise that's so forgotten, and it'd be so much more fun and enjoyable, just like MC2. -- Last edit: 2020-01-29 22:43:30 | |
 Made for Game Hatchback Supernauts (2014) | Cloudstinger wrote Austin Mini? Nope. it's a generic car. | |
 Made for Game SUV Planet Zoo (2019) | I prefer MFG. | |
 Mercedes-Benz E-Klasse Midnight Club II (2003) | The same model from the PS2 version:  Again, it's downsized textures because of the hardware. | |
 smart City Coupé Midnight Club II (2003) | PS2 version:  The textures are only downsized to compensate with the PS2's hardware. | |
 Mercedes-Benz CLS Gangstar: Vegas (2013) | Uhhhhh, that's not a CLS at all, apart from the front. The real CLS C219 is far more curvier, which this car does not. Additionally, the CLS is classified as a fastback coupe, and this model is a midsize sedan. -- Last edit: 2020-01-28 21:49:41 | |
 GMC Acadia Gangstar: Vegas (2013) | Not even close to a GMC Acadia. For me, I see more of a 2011-present Land-Rover Range Rover Evoque SUV, due to the partial greenhouse area that looks similarly to the Evoque. -- Last edit: 2020-01-28 21:44:19 | |
 Hot Wheels Monster Dairy Delivery Hot Wheels: Infinite Loop (2019) | Yep, and it appears to be a monster truck version of the Divco milk truck. | |
 Dacia Sandero Euro Truck Simulator 2 (2012) | RushCars24 wrote According to the game files, this car is simply named as "Sand". They didn't finish it, thus a word fragment. It should be complete with "ero" after "Sand", along side a real Dacia badge. It's a joke. | |
Dacia Logan Euro Truck Simulator 2 (2012) | It's an anagram, like Sloth Demon is to Tom Sheldon in Just Cause 2 (just an example). The real files should say "Dacia Logan" and include a real badge. | |
 GMC Acadia Gangstar: Vegas (2013) | That looks next to nothing like a GMC Acadia. I prefer this being a zombified Range Rover Evoque. | |
 Made for Game Pick-up Gangstar: Vegas (2013) | Looks like a cross between the current F-150 and a Rivian pickup truck. | |
 unknown Demon Hunter: Chronicles from Beyond (2014) | Duesenberg of some sorts or maybe a Merc 500 K? -- Last edit: 2020-01-28 16:48:26 | |
 Daihatsu Rocky Heat The Road (2013) | Cloudstinger wrote Land Rover styled headlights? That would be a Range Rover Sport front end. | |
 Made for Game Truck Temtem (2020) | Hijet and/or Acty? edit: maybe not.... -- Last edit: 2020-01-27 22:20:36 | |
 Checker Marathon Twisted Metal Head-On: Extra Twisted Edition (2008) | Kinda reminds me of the Midway Concept 20 from L.A. Rush, with those proportions. | |
 Fallout 76 (2018) | Okay, so it's been awhile since I did an analysis about Fallout 76 and why it was a disaster. I remember when I said it was the worst Fallout spinoff to roam the earth on my old account. But after repeated mentions of mishaps and bans and issues and complaints and the uber greed, I've come to the conclusion that Fallout 76 is by and far the biggest failure on Bethesda's part. And it just got worse and worse and it's essentially a snowball effect of everything that goes wrong. How Bethesda, a studio that used to be lauded from the Fallouts and Skyrims, ended up being among one of the WORST game companies ever known, next to Ubisoft, even more than Activision, and even more than EA. I listed off my faults from the Crappy Games Miraheze entry for this very game, but the ultimate disaster is a combination of repeated public relations disasters, false merchandising claims, unjustified BANS, broken promises of cosmetic microtransactions, and even a subscription package, called Fallout 1st, which players access to private worlds, unlimited storage for crafting components in a new Scrapbox, 1,650 Atoms, and guess how much it costs for a full year? Lo and behold, it is $100, or just $13 for a month - that's too much on a regular monthly basis, compared to the Gamepass ($10/month), and the PlayStation Now. This game is essentially a "Games as a Service". Infact, the post-launch content is worse and worse. Put simply, it's a bona fide disaster. What happened to you, Bethesda Softworks? -- Last edit: 2020-01-27 18:37:37 | |
 Lincoln Town Car The Simpsons: Hit & Run (2003) | The rear shot still needs to be updated. | |
 Daihatsu Hijet Midnight Club II (2003) | Gonna repost this again because someone deleted them for NO reason... I mean they weren't even that big....  Here's the same gardening truck mesh in the PS2 version of the game:   And yep, it's got a plate with numbers, instead of a blank one found in other versions. To spawn it in Cruise/Arcade mode, set the time of day to Dawn. | |
 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am Driver: San Francisco (2011) | Please add this in Forza | |
 GAC GS4 汽车纵横：CCPC争锋 (2020) | RushCars24 wrote but sadly, the US-China trade war prevents them entering Sorry, but that already ended (I think). Chinese vehicles are still coming to the U.S., namely, the Bytons and hopefully GAC as well. Infact no-one is even talking about the trade war anymore. Consequently, this war prevented the Focus Active's availability in the U.S. | |
 Shanghai-Volkswagen Lamando 汽车纵横：CCPC争锋 (2020) | It's actually Shanghai-Volkswagen Lamando, btw. | |
 FAW-Audi A4 L 汽车纵横：CCPC争锋 (2020) | It's a Chinese game Mark0, so I would not edit it to just an Audi. Speaking of Audis, the current A7 and A8 won't get C8 or D5, respectively. It gets the "Series VIII" and "Series V", unlike IMCDb, which has those proper. Apparently, IGCD doesn't recognize those mark numbers. -- Last edit: 2020-01-26 18:57:37 |
