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@@J_C_L_Klutcher because the video don't got 1000 likes.

@@carrol-n6o I cannot give out a proper answer to this question, as I unfortunately do not have a clue what you mean by all of this.

Okay, I'm choosing another car.

I would agree, but i mostly beg to differ, you aren't wrong on what you said, but simply put that this is EA that we're talking about overall. Since the PS3, EA eventually decided to shift development to have pre-existing studios to develop and publish high definition games not just titles for the PS2, Blackbox did peak between Underground 2 to most wanted 2005, Carbon was good, but then they were slowly but surely struggling later between Undercover, World, and The Run in regards to sales which eventually at one point led Blackbox to cease existence, and here's the word sales, when the PS3 was released, each year passes by and despite some to none not knowing this, i included, as time goes by, EA ends up biasing their titles from being creative (which gets EA sales from any title published by them.) to being profitable (the exact opposite.) DLC (once called Expansion Packs) did start on the early 1980's and was becoming viable on the mid 90's, here's where things change, asides making special editions, such as the black edition of NFSmw05 or the collector's edition of NFS Carbon, in 2010 when Hot Pursuit was released, Criterion ended up making a bunch of cars from the Lamborghini Diablo to the Bugatti Veyron 16.4 SS, ofc some didn't see this as a bad thing, but fast forward to 2012 and NFSMW12 exists, which is esentially burnout paradise with licensed cars and less intriguing damage, With this being said, EA didn't give Criterion a lot of time to make another nfs game that was from scratch and what i said a moment ago was the end result, it's DLC, which is the hennessey venom, eventually came out as not only an intriguing car, but also overpowered as hell, any online player who is not driving that type of car would not be able to beat it, unless they go get the dlc and get the car for themselves, such DLC was basically made to force people into buying it for EA's satisfaction of profit, and that is still going on today, only thing is that today's NFS is still being runned on NFS 2015's potato physics and mechanics and lets not forget, an obnoxious amount of content on Unbound which is all made to include onto the sales of such game, from volume catch up packs to car packs, some that are newly made and most that pre-existed since fucking heat, for instance the Volume 4 customs pack, which has Rachel's 350Z and Eddies's Skyline and the yellow Polestar 1, Buick Regal GNX in Vol. 5, 2014 Dodge SRT Viper and 2015 Mustang GT on vol. 3, and a damn Lotus Exige S in Vol. 4, and the '87 Porsche 959 S in the fucking 8th volume of updates, all those cars i have mentioned had FUCKING existed since heat. Criterion ended development on Burnout underneath multiple reasons, one of them is obviously working on NFS games since hot pursuit 2010. some people who worked in Criterion to make Burnout had left the team make another studio which would lead onto a spiritual successor of the burnout games, even if they hire new people. Criterion, whether we like it or not, stopped making their own games since 2016 and eventually helped DICE make games from battlefield to star wars battlefront. Before 2016, some of the staff were cut off and transferred to Gothenburg along with some DICE staff to form ghost games to make NFS games 2015 to Heat, there's a chance some of those individuals were the employees who either made burnout, or NFS Hot pursuit 2010. Blackbox's shutdown, the decline of the Burnout franchise, all this had been made into reality in due time because of EA's greed since PS3.

@@FemboyMotorworks it did, leave the server and if you have it as a friend remove it.

Do not respond to the acc

@@Frozen_arcade On it!

I'm familiar with the scam method, didn't receive the part where I was supposed to file an appeal so don't worry

@@DDFandomProtectors1 when you abuse your religion.

@@Frozen_arcade Never did btw. 😅

Damnit, i didn't think about his sarcasm, but on the other hand, it just seems very stupid to me in attempt to switch things around by making another video on the same game he talked about and saying it's the best game, i'll admit, Indigo Park looks good, but what he said is an overstep, all of this done only in attempt to switch things around to getting a like ratio more than a dislike ratio and a reduction of criticism. It's dumb to me because after he made one video about what he said about the game, he couldn't just let it go, he had gone doubling back on what he said, now i think in both ways towards Indigo Park that he isn't being honest anymore on what he said.

@@Frozen_arcade yeah he's extremely immature as a person, and can't ever just own up for things or let them go. And it's frustrating how often he uses his addiction as a shield from criticism. I suffered with addiction myself, and I can say for certain I didn't wind up like that. And worst of all he's a fully grown man, older than even myself, and he spends his entire internet life beefing with teenagers and young adults.

Pressing X to doubt.

Long Forgotton Monuments by Jonah Senzel (from the Inscyption soundtrack)?

@@Beefstudios_official my best guess is to see how wrong he can be.

@@Frozen_arcade fair enough

Like if you don't like the game, say it with your whole chest. Don't pussy out for having a different opinion