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   01-06-2009, 10:16 PM
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Before I go on, I would just like to say that I judged you by your post and did not expect things to get to this. Secondly, at this point you've showed that my first opinion of you was wrong, because you apparently know how to argue intelligently, something not too common on these forums. But now, I have the urge to just explain my point(s) one last time...
 Nero AngeIo wrote:
 gravy666 wrote:

You deserved to be called an idiot, people just like you troll this forums all the time, wishing that their favorite game gets the attention. It's a fine example of internet immaturity. Those of you who don't know what I'm talking about, I suggest you go to other forums besides Xbox.com, because these forums happen to be some of the worst unfortunately.


Internet maturity? Interesting how you stated that but started it in the first place by calling me stupid. My reasons for calling you stupid doesnt have anything to do with me trolling as you would suggest it, but it certainly has everything to do with the fact that you blatantly called me out when I didnt do anything to you. If you never said that to begin with.. none of this would have happened. Your comment, is just looking to flame me... Whether or not, my views about Paradise is the same as yours, does not stop me nor anyone from posting in this forum. The fact is I was answering the Original Post, and I did answer the Original Post, maybe not to your liking, but answering it nontheless... I will however agree with you that these forums are some of the worst unfortunately...


A common thing in these forums is an angry nerd posting about how they thing a certain game sucks, and yet they still care enough to post in that game's forum constantly. I suppose it's not too common in this specific forum, but in others, the Battlefield Bad Company forum specifically, trolls are rampant. For someone fairly new here, it can be hard to tell the difference between a moron and a regular poster.

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Now, time to state my opinions. I think Paradise is a step forward for racing games. Yes, a lot of luxuries from the series are missing in this entry, but from a reviewing standpoint, the game is the best entry in the Burnout series.

The thing that Paradise has that other racing games don't is events with the entire city open to players. There are no closed courses, and therefore no 'right' route to the finish. Players need to stay sharp to make sure that they don't miss an important turn, just like in real driving. In previous Burnouts, you would just wrecklessly smash into your rivals (and anything else), and follow the track to the finish. It's a little more fun I think, but it doesn't take as much skill as in Paradise.

You see, with Paradise, it is a game that takes time to get good at. The best racers have spent plenty of time honing their skills and learning the lay of the land. Being able to win a long race without needing to look at a map is an achievement in itself.

The city is extremely detailed- obviously a lot of work went into it. Each road and turn is unique, no two roads are the same, like snowflakes. That said, the details help make it easier to navigate the vast city.

And the amount of content for the game is just outstanding. Road Rages, Races, Marked Man events, Burning Routes, Time Road Rules, Showtime Road Rules, billboards to smash, shortcuts to find and fences to break, jumps to land, bikes to ride, online challenges- I can't even name all of them off the top of my head. And online play brings the constant struggle of ruling the roads among your friends- that surely never ends.

If that's not your cup of tea, fine, not everyone's the same. But just because you don't like it doesn't mean that it sucks. It might suck to you, but you know what they say: "One man's trash is another man's treasure."

The takedowns are fine and have always been fine since Burnout 1. Unless you're talking about online lag, I don't see what the problem with the takedown system is.



I dont see a problem with what you wrote. In fact what you wrote is probably true from your perspective... Im not going to doubt that you like this.. nor will you doubt that I like Revenge more. I dont have problems with you liking that Paradise. You might be more into open world racing rather than me doing closed track racing....... To each their own... Theres nothing wrong with that....

I have my own views and opinions about why I think Revenge is better. I can go into it, but I cant persuade you to like it nor am I going to try to persuade you.. Your entitled to your own thoughts. IMO, all three games require time to completely master..You can argue that Paradise takes time.. Im sure it does, but so does Revenge and B3, if you want to get the max speed in every turn, every jump, every drift, every straightaway, and the most perfect fastest route.... You may think that because it is a closed track that it really is just one way and that everyone has to take this route or that route, the fact is... to be the best racers in those games, you have to know and understand when to take what route, or how to drift a turn properly whether it be brake boosting or clean drifting, or how to get max boost jump off a ramp, depending on your speed and placement in a race... Yeah, and Paradise features all of those, plus needing to know the roads.

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About Criterion's Forums. People like you were apparently ruining the fun for others by demanding crap like Revenge 2. Posting in the wrong forums, whatever. Trolling. Those people did not want to accept what Criterion were doing with Burnout. So, no, Criterion aren't to blame, it's people like you that gave them a bad rap. Good luck trying to win that argument.



Do you always expect things to be good? Its simple really... as paying customers, I think were entitled to have our opinions looked at and As people who keep their company going by buying their games, why shouldnt we be? Arent you entitled to your opinion? Im sure I bought Paradise as well and so did thousands of other players that didnt like it? And After all, wasnt it was our money that bought Revenge and B3 that kept Criterion and its employees into making Paradise... am I right? So how come were not entitled? Which brings me to this point...If we demand some things, arent we going to use our credit cards to purchase it anyways?


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I said that the DLC cars for Revenge are 'new' because they aren't included on the disk, and when you download them, they are new cars in your collection. Apparently I need to explain everything to you...


Maybe you need to be more accurate.. because whether or not they arent included in the disk, DL or not, those cars have been there for 3 years already....and they are old...anyone with common sense can understand that... And Im sure you do too...Seems like a misunderstanding, and different ideas of the word 'new', to me.

 gravy666 wrote:

How am I hypocritical? You were saying that we should have an argument without cursing when you started the cursing to begin with and you still continue you. I was making fun of how you can't even remember what you said earlier in your own posts.


If your mad about me saying something on the lines.. of keep talking shxt, keep talking shxt? Your a mature adult right? You should be able to handle this appropriately... I see nothing wrong with how I responded to you, whether I cursed or not. In fact, I thought it was quite an appropriate response after you flamed me.

My argument up there, doesnt have any cursing in it... Its in that one line after you said that my mother would be damn mad is she saw me writing this... That line was a response to your cursing....

Making fun??....In many ways, thats probably the only reason why some people still have some form of sanity in this forum.. I was too quick to judge and made an assumption.
 Nero AngeIo wrote:

One more thing I forgot to add... If Criterion truly goes into forums and looks at responses... Shouldnt they have anticipated that people will voice their opinion.. What happened there was a forum that wasnt run well.. Every Revenge post was being deleted and every thing that doesnt comform to Paradise was blocked or deleted as well. Was it our fault that they couldnt see our opinions? No... I wasnt aware that, that a forum should be a dictatorship.. I thought it was supposed to be where people should voice their concerns. Afterall it is a Criterion forum right? Doesnt Criterion include those other Burnout games such as Revenge and B3, B2..ect? So how if these games are Criterion games, and a forum is supposed to be where people should voice their opinions whether negative or not, How come Revenge concerns were being deleted? 

No, it wasnt players like me. The authority on closing the forums down still rest on their hands.. They should have fully understood that there will be bad responses, negative criticism there.. they should have kept that forum going and let its members take care of it... The decision rested on them.. They pulled the plug, not us....  

When you use something that belongs to someone else, you are expected to go by their rules. They are in control, and when they place certain rights upon you, they also give themselves the right to put the blame on you. That's just how life is. We see examples of it time and time again.

Here is Criterion's warning before the forums were shut down:

"OK. It seems there are several members of the "community" who seem to enjoy messing things up for others rather than just enjoying the game.

Enough is enough. We're done with coming to our forum and seeing a small minority of "members" coming to post offensive and abusive posts.

And many of you seem to be participants of this behaviour.

(Yes we do read all of your other forums, and see how you enjoy causing trouble.)

So here's the deal - either this stuff stops TODAY or WE WILL STOP ALL INTERACTION going forward.

This means everything - no podcast, no forum, no blog, nothing.

It really is up to you guys. But we don't need this."

You'd be hard pressed to still say it was their fault.

Anyway, I think we should end this arguing. It's not doing anything, and I'm sure we've both gotten our points across. One thing's for sure, I am surprised by how this turned out...


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   01-06-2009, 10:47 PM
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 gravy666 wrote:
Before I go on, I would just like to say that I judged you by your post and did not expect things to get to this. Secondly, at this point you've showed that my first opinion of you was wrong, because you apparently know how to argue intelligently, something not too common on these forums. But now, I have the urge to just explain my point(s) one last time....


Nothing wrong with that.... if you must have the urge... LOL.... Atleast this argument isnt one of stupidity, and it is of actual intelligent replies... and for that, I give you props and respect.. A Lot More than people who just say one liners...





 gravy666 wrote:
A common thing in these forums is an angry nerd posting about how they thing a certain game sucks, and yet they still care enough to post in that game's forum constantly. I suppose it's not too common in this specific forum, but in others, the Battlefield Bad Company forum specifically, trolls are rampant. For someone fairly new here, it can be hard to tell the difference between a moron and a regular poster.



No harm done and I do see your point...... it did get interesting tho....and I will say it was fun and challenging arguing with you...



 gravy666 wrote:

Yeah, and Paradise features all of those, plus needing to know the roads.


As I also stated earlier, all three games take time to fully master......


 

 gravy666 wrote:
When you use something that belongs to someone else, you are expected to go by their rules. They are in control, and when they place certain rights upon you, they also give themselves the right to put the blame on you. That's just how life is. We see examples of it time and time again.

Here is Criterion's warning before the forums were shut down:

"OK. It seems there are several members of the "community" who seem to enjoy messing things up for others rather than just enjoying the game.

Enough is enough. We're done with coming to our forum and seeing a small minority of "members" coming to post offensive and abusive posts.

And many of you seem to be participants of this behaviour.

(Yes we do read all of your other forums, and see how you enjoy causing trouble.)

So here's the deal - either this stuff stops TODAY or WE WILL STOP ALL INTERACTION going forward.

This means everything - no podcast, no forum, no blog, nothing.

It really is up to you guys. But we don't need this."

You'd be hard pressed to still say it was their fault.

Anyway, I think we should end this arguing. It's not doing anything, and I'm sure we've both gotten our points across. One thing's for sure, I am surprised by how this turned out...




Well people's opinions will always be different. My view on it is that the Criterion forums didnt really need to be closed. With all the stuff going on around there, they should have let their own members take care of it, rather than have the burden of moderating put on them.. In all honesty, that was just more problems that they were putting on themselves. And as Zombie, or Suffer, not sure who it was that stated in Burnoutaholics, they should have acted as a link to people who had concerns, not become moderators for the site... I think ultimately it was a good idea, just not run well.... And even if they did say that, that was their reason for closing the forums........... they really didnt need to because............ it wasnt necessary to close it, just because of negative criticisms and responses. My opinion still stands that the responsibility and authority of closing it was on them. After all, theyre the ones that hold the keys to that place, not me or anyone else that goes there......

Well, hey if theres anything that came out of it for me.... atleast now I know who NOT to argue with here huh?...LOL...


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   01-10-2009, 11:04 PM
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do you think that game are going make more co-op game anytime ?
hay we should play one time..
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   01-11-2009, 2:12 PM
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hey Gravy im going to agree with incognito. so gravy you lost. i like paradise it is a good game i think i has some fast times on some tracks and some crazy road rules. but paradise doesnt really get my heart pumping like revenge does and gravy if you want to race on paradise let me ill still kick ***!!
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   01-11-2009, 2:26 PM
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also i was looking up on criterion and found this on burnoutaholics. something zombie posted

http://www.burnoutaholics.com/?q=node/1334

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   01-19-2009, 8:28 PM
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 A SILENT EMU wrote:
I think for the next burnout game (Whatever the title may be) they should include the best of both worlds.  Include an open world game where you can drive around, have friends join, do challenges or races, etc.  However, for races they should put the old turn here little walls with flashing arrows on them so the game is more about intense racing, not navigating.  There should also be an option to restart your last mission. 
After playing games like Paradise and Midnight Club, I definitely prefer the open-world navigation compared to closed tracks. It's fine for actual tracks but when it comes to street racing or street courses, it seems a little weird when a street is blocked off by invisible walls or magical barriers. Afterall, for years of playing games where you couldn't drive down streets you wanted to, or couldn't climb over a 3 ft tall barrier, it's great that you have games like Paradise where you can basically go wherever you see. Actually, I'm still disappointed you can't get into the football stadium in the west side of the map, even though I'm sure it'd serve no practical purpose.

But I do agree with the "event restart" option. Although the game was designed for you to just try whatever event happens to be close, as opposed to blitzing through everything one by one, to add that feature is probably one of the most simple things they could put into the game.

The main thing I think they should re-evaluate if they do a Paradise 2, is to remember what it is we liked about the modes when online. For example, while I think that offline Paradise is just as frantic and action-packed as any past Burnout (though the crash mode is a little off), the online mode for Road Rage just does not compare with the offline.

If I'm playing Road Rage with a friend, I want to be taking down endless numbers of computer cars where I compete for score. I don't want to be playing a game of tag, and that's basically all the online Road Rage is.
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   03-29-2009, 5:00 PM
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hey Gravy im going to agree with incognito. so gravy you lost. i like paradise it is a good game i think i has some fast times on some tracks and some crazy road rules. but paradise doesnt really get my heart pumping like revenge does and gravy if you want to race on paradise let me ill still kick ***!!

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   03-30-2009, 9:31 PM
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I don't see a Paradise 2 to be in the plans. Criterion has a great base with Paradise and should keep working on add-ons (like the island) that will grow the map to something completely new. After enough of these updates I can see them releasing a new disc with all the content on it so people without Live or an HD can get the same experience. What I am getting at is that Paradise will coexist with whatever Burnout games come out after it.


Graphics of the game have to eventually change. I'm sure Paradise 2 will come out in a few years with even bigger maps and more cars.
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   03-30-2009, 10:08 PM
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And hopefully RAIN.
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   03-31-2009, 12:34 AM
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Hopefully paradise will go die and the universe of revenge will come back to show everybody. And hopefully there will never be a game like paradise ever again.

Burnout Revenge>>BurnoutDominator>>Burnout2>>Burnout 3>>Paradise>>Burnout 1
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   03-31-2009, 2:04 PM
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wow you people have such hostility in these forums, i dont believe that they should make paradise 2 just yet . we all still are waiting for the new island to come out . i have completed paradise 100% and i still play it everyday because of online challenges, either completing some for myself or helping other people on live complete them. i like paradise alot better than the older burnout games. i also believe that they could keep going on DLC for paradise well into next year.

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   04-01-2009, 8:11 AM
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They don't need to make another open world Burnout for a very long time. They did a great job of creating Paradise City. I think continuing to release DLC is the best way to keep this game going. I definitely plan on getting the island whenever it comes out.

For the next game they need to go back to the roots. I miss the closed-track style of Takedown and Revenge. I don't even really consider Paradise a racing game. I enjoy driving around and doing challenges online with my friends, but when I want to race I put in Revenge.

They need to bring back crash mode. I didn't play this very often but at least there was a point to it. Showtime is just stupid.
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   04-04-2009, 8:48 PM
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no but if they would get around to releasing the island that would be great
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   05-10-2009, 11:57 PM
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evosero, yes to what you said.
hay we should play one time..
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   06-23-2009, 12:04 AM
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I hope that do this next year...
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   06-23-2009, 2:40 AM
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There is no point in making a paradise 2 this thread should die and i don't know why it is still up. Each and every Burnout Game is different from the next so NO there will not be another Paradise 2.

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   06-24-2009, 9:41 PM
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Maybe make bigger landscape with two cities? Players could then divide their allegiance to either of them and race for prestige of both. Each city would offer certain perks. Also make more cars for each class and get the ability to put your gamer picture on your car :D
In order to make the world more alive it would be cool to have some animated objects around, like moving building cranes and stuff. Perhaps even hints of people somewhere?
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   06-25-2009, 1:12 AM
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I think if they made a Burnout sequel it would most definitely be in a new city. I think evetually a future add-on like Big Surf will grow and grow and grow, eventually developing a whole new city. In a recent interview with Valve on Left 4 Dead 2, when asked, "Why so soon?" they responded that it started as a add-on that grew in a huge way and became a concept so big it had to be a game. I think that a new Burnout could be an amazing game if ti improved anywhere Paradise fell short.There are also always graphical improvements and that addition of split-screen(YES IT IS VERY POSSIBLE, CALL OF DUTY: WORLD AT WAR) I love this game and believe that the people at Criterion could make amazing improvements and additions to the burnout formula in ways never imagined.
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   06-25-2009, 2:29 PM
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I think if they made a Burnout sequel it would most definitely be in a new city. I think evetually a future add-on like Big Surf will grow and grow and grow, eventually developing a whole new city. In a recent interview with Valve on Left 4 Dead 2, when asked, "Why so soon?" they responded that it started as a add-on that grew in a huge way and became a concept so big it had to be a game. I think that a new Burnout could be an amazing game if ti improved anywhere Paradise fell short.There are also always graphical improvements and that addition of split-screen(YES IT IS VERY POSSIBLE, CALL OF DUTY: WORLD AT WAR) I love this game and believe that the people at Criterion could make amazing improvements and additions to the burnout formula in ways never imagined.
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   06-25-2009, 9:23 PM
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I can see it now-- Burnout: Welcome to the Jungle.


Haha! Burnout:Welcome to the Jungle! Or maybe Burnout: Detroit Rock City!
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   06-26-2009, 5:53 PM
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we do have 1 - 8 multiplayer.. cant do split screen but that would suck balls anyway.

they should fix this game..

bikes that crash properly..

weather options for the host ie: rain, sun, fog, day, night, variable, maybe some snow and black ice would be cool too.. the fog just does not do it at all..

an option to kick and ban idiots .. the current arrangement does not work if you wanna do challenges as you end up making room private for a while to get rid then opening again.

an option to turn off the HUD maybe using the B button which has no function at present to remove the clutter from the screen and while this option is used the messages that constantly show on your screen to tell you useless info like so and so took down so and so could then not distract you, (on my tv  50 inch these are massive trust me they get in the way and block the view ahead making racing impossible sometimes.

an option for online mode to freeburn bikes and cars in one room, they would probably have to amend the challenges to meet ups and let you smash billboards with bikes for this to work but it could work, when you use a bike there are cars in the room!!!

more challenges damnit... 500 is not enough double up the timed ones that would be a start..

maybe offline road rage events could be started in an online room to allow up to 8 players to battle it out to see who gets the most takedowns on the AI cars, players can take each other down also..

how about some kind of custom challenges with multiple choice options for the host to customize them, time limits type of event, start and finish points etc .. we can do it in races by adding checkpoints why not in events.. its only programming they supposedly put a man on the moon with a 32kb computer we live in the age of the gigabyte damnnit..

racing in bike rooms.. man this has to happen sometime but like i said they have to fix the bikes to crash properly first...

more bikes damnit.. 4 is that it? how about another 10 at least by doing offline events then some burning routes to add to the total.. off road bikes damnit  we have perrrens point on the island and the only off road vehicles are the dust storms damnit..

we have island tours.. how about paradise tours then

come on criterion we pay a lot of money for this game together with the dlc and its broken ..  fix it..



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   06-30-2009, 1:40 AM
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the ability to move your car a little bit when you crash like in other burnouts, oh and split-screen. please
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