Hmm. I haven't tried this in NFS 6, I just made cars more realistic there. In NFS 3 when you accelerated to such a speed that the computations of the engine went wrong, you flew out of the track and the speedometer read 1 billion something, though this was not done by accelerating continuously there from standstill.Originally Posted by Luxurioux
Well.. I have Need For Speed 6 ( Hot Pursuit 2 ) for PC, and.. I remember I did about 1 million something before. The cars can be edited easily, since all its informations are stored in a .txt format. Therefore.. I was able to change the torque, centre of gravity, price, etc.
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Infact, adding more cars, is also possible. Here is a Hummer.. http://www.nfscars.net/file/view/hotpursuit2/5280.aspx
Its quite fun editing those cars.
The other one: I've downloaded 800+ cars for NFS 3. It's somewhat interesting because I didn't like it at the beginning, the physics were awful. I've made an Excel chart in which if you enter the data of a real-world car, it turned them into NFS 3 data. It was easily more realistic than the original. Doing this was easier in NFS 6, you didn't need conversions there.
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