Going into a race will showcase the nerfs to the fullest though as all the vehicles in the Tuners class suffer from worse lap time now. The negative changes are not clearly visible if you're driving in free roam because you will be at top speed a lot of the time, which hasn't been nerfed. Their acceleration seems to have suffered and one of the culprits is the lost of brake-boosting that the drifting enthusiasts loved to use. However, this change had adverse effects on the Tuners in regular setups too. Need For Speed (2015) brought back the underground feel but added updated graphics and a more immersive open-world. The fix came with The Contract update, at which point the Tuners only got a small bump in top speed for using lowered stance and low-grip tires. It also has less car customization than Need For Speed Underground. While fun, many suspected this was a bug that would get fixed later on and they were right. As a result, Growler and Calico were able to reach insane speeds, leaving even the batmobile in the dust. They would make the cars drift like crazy but they also made them much faster in a straight line. The PC version of Need for Speed was recently hit with a delay as it will now be releasing in spring 2016, although both the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 versions are still scheduled to be released on November 3.Online, players quickly figured out that the new modifications that were specific to the new car class had pretty wild effects. Here’s the full list of vehicles expected to be included in Need for Speed: There’s also a number of high-performance vehicle brands, like Ferrari, Lamborghini, and McLaren. The car list includes vehicles from a number of popular automotive brands, such as BMW, Ford, and Nissan. EA has revealed the full car list for its upcoming Need for Speed, which includes a total of 51 vehicles to race.

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