There's no offline play though- the game is always connected, so you're always in some session with other players.įor your first question: You can't skip the 'campaign mode' and getting to lvl50 first, but there are other ways of earning money in the game, other than racing. So I can hit a car head on, my hood looks FUBAR, but within a minute or two it's fully healed back to normal.Ĥ.Traffic's heavy enough that the world feels alive. Drifting is nothing at all like Asphalt's driving mechanics.ģ.Cars get dented and fenders hang off, but they slowly repair visual damage by itself. Circuit spec will handle a lot more like a touring car from GRID 2. Back end will kick out if you want it to on Street and some Perf spec cars. It'll take a while to level up to unlock 'fancy' cars, but if you're paitent you should be able to buy some BMW or Mercedes with that.Ģ.It's pretty comparable to GRID's less modified cars. If you want, getting the season pass or car dlc for a few dollars will unlock some fancy cars for you.Īlso the game will reward you with a one-time large sum of the real world currency pretty early on. I've playe d50 hours and doubt I've ever had enough money on hand to buy a Ferrari or Pagani. If you saved all your money from the start, it'd still take a long time. Use anything you manage to find at your own risk.ġb. I'll try to answer this, as I've played GRID 2 and am currently enjoying GRID 2.ġ.I haven't heard of a cheat engine or credit hack that doesn't look extremely sketchy. How empty is the traffic during offline play l? I mean, sure I'd like to be able to just speed along the interstate but I don't want to feel like the last remaining man in America.

How destructible are the cars? If I were to free roam and crash, do my bumpers fly off and I have to go to a garage or something to repair it? Or does the game has tolerance for crashes and scratches like Watch_Dogs? In Watch_Dogs when you're speeding your vehicle doesn't suffer damages when you bump on someone to a certain degree (a head on crash will break the car, squeezing between 2 trucks generally won't) Anyone here have GRID 2 and can compare the controls? Does this game require drifting a lot? Is drifting as easy as, say, Asphalt (mobile) games? I currently have GRID 2 and by its players it's considered 'arcade-y'. If the answer is no, how long did you grind until you get the pretty cars? Can I skip the early game with maybe Cheat Engine or a mod and just get pretty cars right from the get-go?ġb.

I don't care much about the race or anything, I just want to drive like a snobby rich dude.

Alright, so I'm going to buy this just to drive aimlessly with nice cars like, say, Ferrari or Pagani or something, I have a couple questions before buying thisīefore I start, yes I have read the thread talking about this 3 days ago, my questions are a bit different.

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