A new update for Need For Speed has been announced, dubbed Legends, and will bring with it a host of content like new wraps and characters. The REP level will also be increased to 70, and three new trophies will be added too. The update is set to roll out on December 9th.
The full list of patch notes is below:
- Brand new progression thread unlocked at Rep Level 25. Eddie and Melissa are back and ready for a new challenge in Ventura Bay. 15 new events with a great reward at the end
- Unlock Eddies Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec (1999)
- 12 new Donor car collectables hidden around Ventura Bay
- 10 Urbex spots – Collect interesting spots around Ventura Bay
- 113 New customisation items for a selection of cars
- New screens in My NFS to track new collectables and progression
- Rep Level has now been increased to 70, each level unlocking new decals for the Wrap editor
- 3 New Achievements & Trophies
- New Daily Challenges and new rewards
- Hundreds of new decals so you can make your favourite Need for Speed cars
- 20+ Pre-set Wraps from Most Wanted, Underground and Pro Street
- A selection of new music tracks to remind you of the old days
- Ability to mute new phone calls
- Phone call improvements
- You can now customize brake discs and calipers!
- Improvements to AI
- Various bug fixes and stability improvements
Source: Need For Speed
Crazy_Del
Surely that should have been included since they have already made old games and skins etc…. coded/saved/archived!
Now I’ll never get to experience it old skool Nissan and pre-wraps from previous NFS games! (-_-)
camdaz
No mention of a fix to stop idiots ruining your game.
Youles
Even though it’s online only, I believe there is a setting to turn off other human players from your lobby!
Agree with Del – since the game is lacking in almost every department some of this stuff should have been included from the start. A game that prides itself on its deep customisation should of had customisable brakes & calipers from the off!
Trophy for getting to REP level 70 sucks major testicles, there’s already no replayability as the games events are incredibly repetitive anyway and use a lot of the same routes! It’s a poor attempt at keeping people playing it.
The one thing needed that we didn’t get was a larger garage ffs! Although you can save your wraps, you’d need to waste money re-buying the car and it’s upgraded! It’s so stupid, honestly.
Crazy_Del
There became lazy and focused on high detail graphics (which was stunning) and rushed all races with same track aswell as drift etc… agree with bigger garage! I would spend hours during customizations but had to sell it fast before the value decreases over time.
Amphlett
I’m really itching for some great arcade style racing fun. A game where I can drift the back end out round the bend and then power off down a long tight straight and smash a few other cars off the track. This NFS looked to be so promising in the run up to release and even the beta/demo felt like it had real promise… then the reviews and comments came rolling in.
I’m very sorely tempted to get the game just to ease that itch, but I know I’ll be disappointed after a few hours of play.