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Message: [QUOTE="JohnBM01, post: 12874394, member: 20696"] So I guess we all agree TDU2 could have been a much better game, had its negatives not outweigh its positives. I still had fun especially lurking with certain sessions and trying to catch up with certain PSN folks. I was around chatting with folks and kind of seeing what cars people had. I do not have as much multiplayer experience, but I also liked how Clubs had some unique cars you could own once a Club gets popular. I did compete in a few one-on-one races in TDU2 against other people. I will say this about TDU2, though- the off-roading is very cool. You can enjoy on-and-off roading with the Subaru Impreza. This game even got me to appreciate the Audi Q7 V12 TDI Quattro and the Mercedes-Benz ML 63 AMG. If you got around to it, the Spyker Peking-to-Paris concept machine. I actually enjoyed off-roading more in Hawaii than I did in Ibiza. My favorite off-road machine from my playing time was that buggy Wreck. A few other things about TDU2... I found the Cosmetic Surgery and the Car Wash to be laughable. One of the selling points of the TDU series was in having not only a great car culture, but also a great lifestyle culture. Owning homes is something I'm cool with. Having some fine clothes to wear is also good. With the Cosmetic Surgery, though, I didn't care much about it. And the Car Wash? I was thinking this was to repair my badly damaged cars, but I wasn't sold on that. On another end, you have to like women in fancy dresses and pumps who could not be scared going over 200 mph in a test drive by some bonkers driver. Ain't never scared. Again- most of us are in agreement that this is a very good game weighed down severely by its negatives. A shame, really. [/QUOTE]

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