Prvi Hot Pursuit, U2, Most Wanted (prvi, pravi), su po meni oni NFS koje vrijedi igrati. One starije prije HP2 baš i nisam igrao, tako da o njima nebih govorio. Carbon je OK za ubit vrijeme, ali se brzo prijeđe. Pro Street mi se sviđa jer je nešto drugačije od prijašnjih nastavaka, zanimljiv za igrat, razno-razne postavke i dobra grafika (ono što se NFS-u mora priznati jest zaista dobra grafika u svakom sljedećem nastavku). E onda, poslije PS-a nam dolazi Undercover, igra je prelijepa, priča je OK, ali očajno fali pravi tuning, handling auta je blago rečeno nešto najgore što sam imao prilike igrati. Vozim 250, i samo dotaknem strelicu za lijevo, auto skrene maltene kao da vozim 30. Katastrofa. Ove kasnije nastavke nisam u mogućnosti igrati, ali po YT gameplay snimkama vidim da jedino grafika napreduje (ali kao da je u zadnja 3-4 nastavka stala i ne razvijaju je više). World igram jednom u mjesec dana, uglavnom dok pada kiša i nemam šta drugo radit.
Upropastili su jedan serijal uz koji su mnogi od nas odrasli, HP2, U2, MW... To su igre koje i dan danas mogu zaigrati, i neće mi nikada dosadit.
Neznam zaista što bi NFS sada trebao postati da bi se izvukao iz gogija u koje se uvalio...
Prvi Hot Pursuit, U2, Most Wanted (prvi, pravi), su po meni oni NFS koje vrijedi igrati. One starije prije HP2 baš i nisam igrao, tako da o njima nebih govorio. Carbon je OK za ubit vrijeme, ali se brzo prijeđe. Pro Street mi se sviđa jer je nešto drugačije od prijašnjih nastavaka, zanimljiv za igrat, razno-razne postavke i dobra grafika (ono što se NFS-u mora priznati jest zaista dobra grafika u svakom sljedećem nastavku). E onda, poslije PS-a nam dolazi Undercover, igra je prelijepa, priča je OK, ali očajno fali pravi tuning, handling auta je blago rečeno nešto najgore što sam imao prilike igrati. Vozim 250, i samo dotaknem strelicu za lijevo, auto skrene maltene kao da vozim 30. Katastrofa. Ove kasnije nastavke nisam u mogućnosti igrati, ali po YT gameplay snimkama vidim da jedino grafika napreduje (ali kao da je u zadnja 3-4 nastavka stala i ne razvijaju je više). World igram jednom u mjesec dana, uglavnom dok pada kiša i nemam šta drugo radit.
Upropastili su jedan serijal uz koji su mnogi od nas odrasli, HP2, U2, MW... To su igre koje i dan danas mogu zaigrati, i neće mi nikada dosadit.
Neznam zaista što bi NFS sada trebao postati da bi se izvukao iz gogija u koje se uvalio...
...Možda Underground 3?
Dok se sjetim od jedinice do petice (Porsche meni najdraži), svaki nastavak bolji i bolji u svakom uživaš, naravno slažem se i da su U,U2,MW bili isto zabavni. Ovih nekoliko zadnjih po meni nije vrijedno spomena. Bolje da kada su ih izdavali da su promijenili ime igre kompletno.
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*Game Fixes/Extras*
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Bug 1: The HUD tachometer of the Porsche 356s is the same as the 356As and the 356Bs(except the 356B 2000 GS Carrera 2).
Fix: The HUD tachometer now uses an unused Porsche 356 tachometer that was left out in the game(it is the same tachometer that you see in the dash view of the 356s).
Bug 2: The 3rd and 4th gear ratios of the High Speed Gearbox was set to unrealistic values(0.9 & 0.5).
Fix: Adjustments are made based on the Standard, Close ratio Gearboxes of the 356 and the High Speed Gearbox of the 356A.
Bug 3: The 356A 1600 Speedster & Super Speedster are missing the Standard Bumpers part and both cannot be fitted with the Bumpers Upgrade part.
Fix: The Standard Bumpers Part now comes with the cars when stock and can be upgraded to Bumpers Upgrade #1.
Bug 4: All the 356B cars(except the 2000 GS Carrera 2) come with Bumpers Upgrade #1.
Fix: The Standard Bumpers Part now comes with the cars when stock and can be upgraded to Bumpers Upgrade #1.
Bug 5: Price of the Standard Bumpers Part and Bumpers Upgrade #1 are the same for the 356Bs.
Fix: The price of Bumpers Upgrade #1 has been increased to 75 credits, 5 credits more than the Bumpers Upgrade #1 part for the 356A.
Bug 6: In the NFS5.prt file, there is a unused part which is the 356B 2000 GS Carrera 2 Engine upgrade for all 356Bs(except the 356B 2000 GS Carrera 2 of course).
Fix: Allow the Engine Upgrade part to be bought and used. This part will be avaliable in the parts market from 1962 onwards so check it out if you want this part.
Bug 7: In the NFS5.prt file, there is another unused part which is the 911 2.4 L S Engine upgrade for all the 1965-1967 911(901) cars.
Fix: Allow the Engine Upgrade part to be bought and used. It will be available from the parts market from 1972 onwards.
Bug 8: If Rims Style 1 is installed on any 911(901) other than the 1965 version, the rims will be flat and it dosen't protrude out.
Fix: The 1965-1967 911/911 S(901) now does not share the same set of rims with the 1972 911 S(901) cars. For the 1965-1967 911/911 S(901) rims, Rims Style 1 and 3 remains the same, while Rims Style 2(Painted Fuchs) and 4(Silver Fuchs) have been swopped around. For the 1972 911 S(901), Rims Style 1 and 2 has now been replaced by unused rims textures that are found in the textures file of the cars(Rims Style 3 remains the same and Rims Style 4 will be the painted Fuchs). The set of rims that are intended for the 1965-1967 911/911 S(901) now cannot be interchanged with those from the 1972 911 S(901) and vice versa. The 1967 911 Targa is now fitted with Rims Style 1 when bought from the Porsche Showroom like in real life. The 1972 911 S Coupe is now fitted with Rims Style 1(the unused rim) when bought from the Porsche Showroom while the 1972 911 S Targa
continues to be fitted Rims Style 3.
Bug 9: The 1972 911 S(901) are missing the Standard Bumpers part and both of them cannot be fitted with any Bumpers Upgrade part.
Fix: The Standard Bumpers Part now comes with the cars when stock and can be upgraded to Bumpers Upgrade #1/2/3/4.
Bug 10: The Bumpers Upgrade #2 part for the 911(901) cars is only avaliable from 1973 onwards and is the most expensive, but does not improve much of the car's aerodynamics compared to the Carrera RS bumper(Upgrade #4) which is available from 1965 onwards. The prices of all other bumper upgrade parts other than the second one are all priced the same as the Standard Bumper.
Fix: The Carrera RS bumper(Upgrade #4), is now made avaliable from 1973 onwards and cost 120 Credits(same price as Upgrade #2 previously). While Bumpers Upgrade #2 is now made available from 1965 onwards and all Bumpers Upgrade parts(except Upgrade #4) now cost slightly more than the Standard Bumpers(90 Credits).
Bug 11: The 550A Spyder is missing the tires part.
Fix: The 550A Spyder now uses the Slicks when stock and Rain Tires can purchased and used if you want to race in tracks like the Alps(The tires for the 550A Spyder are actually available in the NFS5.prt file, but they are not used by the car).
Bug 12: The Stock, Rain Tires and Slicks of the 911(901) Carrera RS 2.7 Coupe all cost the same price.
Fix: The price of the Rain Tires and Slicks of the 911(901) Carrera RS 2.7 Coupe have been increased to 1500 Credits.
Bug 13: The 911(901) Carrera RS 2.7 Coupe does now allow the original Style 2 rims(Painted Fuchs) to be changed, but the AI racers who are driving this car have different types of rims installed.
Fix: The rims of the 911(901) Carrera RS 2.7 Coupe can now be changed. It uses the same set of rims as the 1972 911 S(901) cars and thus the rims can be interchanged. It is now fitted with the "new" Rims Style 4(Painted Fuchs) when stock(Refer to bug fix 8).
Bug 14: The 1975 911(930) Turbo 3.0 Coupe uses the 1973 911 Carrera RS 2.7 tires.
Fix: The 1975 911(930) Turbo 3.0 Coupe now uses its own set of tires and the tires cannot be interchanged with the ones on the 1973 911 Carrera RS 2.7 or the 1978 911(930) Turbo 3.3 Coupe.
The price of the 1975 911(930) Turbo 3.0 Coupe tires are as of follows:
Stock Tires: 1500 Credits(100 more than the Carrera RS and 100 lesser than the 3.3 Turbo)
Rain Tires/Slicks: 1650 Credits (150 more than the Carrera RS and 150 lesser than the 3.3 Turbo)
Bug 15: The Porsche 944 Bumpers Upgrade #1, which is the cheaper one, actually improves the aerodynamics and the looks of the car more than Bumpers Upgrade #2, which is more expensive.
Fix: The Bumpers Upgrades have been swopped around so the better one would be Bumpers Upgrade #2, which now cost 800 credits now. The cheaper alternative would now be Bumpers Upgrade #1(previously #2) and costs 600 credits.
Bug 16: After upgrading the bumpers of the Porsche 944, the bumpers foglights are also installed but without the textures of it(the lights just shine from the bumper).
Fix: The foglight textures were originally not used by the Bumper Upgrades, so I just edited the TPG parameters of the Bumpers Upgrades using NFS5carpartsEditor to make it show up in game(after upgrading the bumpers).
Bug 17: The 1987 Porsche 944 S in the game is actually a 1989 Porsche 944 S2 Coupe.
Fix: I have modified the 944.tpg file to make it look like a proper 1987 Porsche 944 S and thus its bumpers can be upgraded like the 1982 Porsche 944. Like a real 1987 Porsche 944 S, it has foglights fitted onto its bumpers when stock(not like the 1982 Porsche 944), but it can only work after the bumpers have been upgraded.
Extras 1: The game does not allow you to buy the Porsche 959 addon car in Evolution Mode.
Fix: The 959 is now available for 1000000 credits from 1987-1988(price is originally set by EA in the NFS5.car file)
Bug 18: If you have downloaded a patch that allows you to buy the Porsche 959 in Evolution Mode, you would have noticed that the value of the car stays the same all the way to year 2000 and does not increase unless you buy and repair it from the used car market.
Fix: Due to the very high price of the car, I have set the value of the car to only increase up to 51% when you reach year 2000 provided if you buy the car from the Porsche Showroom in 1987/1988. However, the price of the 959 in the used car market can sometimes still exceed 2000000 credits(in year 2000).
Bug 19: If you have downloaded a patch that allows you to buy the Porsche 959 in Evolution Mode, you would have noticed that it cannot be raced in any of the races in Evolution mode.
Fix: It will be allowed to race if the criteria of the selected race is met.
Bug 20: If you have downloaded a patch that allows you to buy the Porsche 959 in Evolution Mode, you would have noticed that it uses parts from the Porsche GT1.
Fix: I used the nfs5.prt file and the festrings.loc file from the adjusted.&.altered.stuff folder of the NFS5carpartsEditor V0.4 to enable the parts for the 959. I have also fixed the bug where the engine of the 959 is called the "Standard Supercharger" ingame. The 959 will be fitted with parts based on the Race Class cars(High Performance Exhaust System, Professional Racing Brakes, Springs and Shocks), however it also has parts such as the ECU and Stock tires are fitted instead of slicks as it is a Road Car. The parts of the 959 cannot be upgraded(like a race class car). Due to a bug with the game itself, the Stocks Tires cannot be upgraded to Rain Tires or Slicks.
Extras 2: The bonus Factory Driver Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 Coupe is not allowed in Evolution Mode races even if the criteria of the selected race is met.
Fix: It will be allowed to race if the criteria of the selected race is met.
Bug 21: The rims have no effect on the bonus Factory Driver Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 Coupe.
Fix: Since the rims does not have any effect on the bonus Factory Driver Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 Coupe, the part has been removed from the car.
Extras 3: The Golden Era Porsche 944s now uses a separate set of rims than the Modern Era 944s. For the Golden Era Porsche 944s, Rims Style 1 is now Rims Style 3, Rims Style 2 is now 4, Rims Style 3 is now 1, Rims Style 4 is now 2. The 1982 Porsche 944 continues to be fitted with the same rims(Black rims) when stock, while the 1987 Porsche 944 S is now fitted with the new Rims Style 2 when stock and the 1988 Porsche 944 Turbo S is now fitted with the new Rims Style 3. The 1989 Porsche 944 S2 Cabriolet is now fitted with Rims Style 1(Unused 944 Rim) when stock while the 1991 Porsche 944 Turbo Cabriolet continues to be fitted with the same rims.
Extras 4: The game does not allow you to buy the Porsche 928 GTS addon car in Evolution Mode.
Fix: The 928 GTS is now available for 160000 credits from 1992-1995(price is originally set by EA in the NFS5.car file)
Bug 22: If you have downloaded a patch that allows you to buy the Porsche 928 GTS in Evolution Mode, you would have noticed that the value of the car stays the same all the way to year 2000 and does not increase unless you buy and repair it from the used car market. Also, if you click on its showcase, the game will crash.
Fix: The value of the car in year 2000 will be 45% more than the original value provided if you buy the car from the Porsche Showroom. The showcase problem has been fixed also.
Bug 23: If you have downloaded a patch that allows you to buy the Porsche 928 GTS in Evolution Mode, you would have noticed that it cannot be raced in any of the races in Evolution mode.
Fix: It will be allowed to race if the criteria of the selected race is met.
Bug 24: If you have downloaded a patch that allows you to buy the Porsche 928 GTS in Evolution Mode, you would have noticed that it uses parts from the Porsche GT1 and the engine part from the Boxster S.
Fix: I used the nfs5.prt file and the festrings.loc file from the adjusted.&.altered.stuff folder of the NFS5carpartsEditor V0.4 to enable the parts for the 928 GTS. The 928 GTS is now fitted with standard parts but cannot be upgraded due to a bug with the game.
Bug 25: The Standard Engine Lid of the 911(993) Cabriolet and the 911(993) Targa cars cannot be upgraded to the GT2 Engine Lid.
Fix: Allows the Standard Engine Lid of the 911(993) Cabriolet and the 911(993) Targa cars to be upgraded to the GT2 Engine Lid(The GT2 Spoiler can also be intalled to the 911(993) Cabriolet and the 911(993) Targa cars in real life).
Bug 26: The 911(993) Rims Style 4 is not present in the Parts Market for purchasing.
Fix: Allows Rims Style 4 to be purchased. Also, Rims Style 1 has been swopped with Rims Style 2, so cars using Rims Style 1 now use Rims Style 2 and vice versa. The Carrera S 3.6 is now fitted with the Turbo Rims when stock while the Carrera 4S is now fitted with Rims Style 4 when stock.
Bug 27: The 1997 Porsche 911(993) Carrera S 3.6 brakes cannot be upgraded to the Professional Racing Brake Package.
Fix: Allows the brakes to be upgraded to the Professional Racing Brake Package.
Bug 28: There are 2 Carbon Fiber Quarterpanels upgrade parts for the 1997 Porsche 911(993) Carrera S 3.6.
Fix: Only the Carbon Fiber Quarterpanels part that was intended for the 1997 Porsche 911(993) Carrera S 3.6 is avaliable for purchase.
Extras 5: The game does not allow you to buy the Porsche 911 GT2 addon car in Evolution Mode.
Fix: The 911 GT2 is now available for 650000 credits from 1997-1998(price is originally set by EA in the NFS5.car file)
Bug 29: If you have downloaded a patch that allows you to buy the Porsche 911 GT2 in Evolution Mode, you would have noticed that the value of the car stays the same all the way to year 2000 and does not increase unless you buy and repair it from the used car market.
Fix: The value of the car in year 2000 will be 35% more than the original value provided if you buy the car from the Porsche Showroom.
Bug 30: If you have downloaded a patch that allows you to buy the Porsche 911 GT2 in Evolution Mode, you would have noticed that it cannot be raced in any of the races in Evolution mode.
Fix: It will be allowed to race if the criteria of the selected race is met.
Bug 31: If you have downloaded a patch that allows you to buy the Porsche 911 GT2 in Evolution Mode, you would have noticed that it uses parts from the Porsche GT1 and the tires part from the Boxster.
Fix: I used the nfs5.prt file and the festrings.loc file from the adjusted.&.altered.stuff folder of the NFS5carpartsEditor V0.4 to enable the parts for the 911 GT2. Like all Race Class cars in the game, the 911 GT2 is fitted with parts like the High Performance Exhaust System, Professional Racing Brakes, Springs, Shocks and Slicks, however it also has parts such as the ECU, Fuel injectors and the Throttle body like in real life. The parts of the 911 GT2 cannot be upgraded(like any race class car). The tires however, cannot be changed into Rain Tires due to a bug with the game.
Extras 6: The game does not allow you to buy the Porsche 911 GT3 addon car in Evolution Mode.
Fix: The 911 GT3 is now available for 700000 credits from 1998 onwards(price is originally set by EA in the NFS5.car file)
Bug 32: If you have downloaded a patch that allows you to buy the Porsche 911 GT3 in Evolution Mode, you would have noticed that it cannot be raced in any of the races in Evolution mode.
Fix: It will be allowed to race if the criteria of the selected race is met.
Bug 33: If you have downloaded a patch that allows you to buy the Porsche 911 GT3 in Evolution Mode, you would have noticed that it uses parts from the Porsche GT1 , engine from the 911(996) 3.4, and the tires part from the Boxster.
Fix: I used the nfs5.prt file and the festrings.loc file from the adjusted.&.altered.stuff folder of the NFS5carpartsEditor V0.4 to enable the parts for the 911 GT3. Like all Race Class cars in the game, the 911 GT3 is fitted with parts like the High Performance Exhaust System, Professional Racing Brakes, Springs, Shocks and Slicks, however it also has parts such as the ECU, Fuel injectors and the Throttle body like in real life. The parts of the 911 GT3 cannot be upgraded(like any race class car). The tires however, cannot be changed into Rain Tires due to a bug with the game.
Bug 34: The replacement ECU for the 911(996) Turbo is available from year 100 onwards.
Fix: This does not have any affect on the game as the 911(996) Turbo is available from year 2000 onwards, but I just set it to the correct value just in case.
Bug 35: The 911(996) Turbo Carbon Fiber Hood and Fiberglass Quaterpanels are available from 1998 onwards.
Fix: This does not have any affect on the game as the 911(996) Turbo is available from year 2000 onwards, but I just set it to the correct value just in case.
Extras 7: The 911(996) Rims Style 1 and 3 have been swopped around, and thus the 911(996) Turbo will now use Rims Style 3 when stock and the 911(996) Carrera 3.4 will now use Rims Style 1 when stock.
Bug 36: The Boxster Speedster Decklid and the Hardtop causes a glitch with the bonus Factory Driver Porsche Boxster.
Fix: The bonus Factory Driver Porsche Boxster now cannot be upgraded with the Speedster Decklid or the Hardtop anymore.
Bug 37: The bonus Factory Driver Porsche Boxster has the Boxster S rims fitted to it even though the rims are available in year 2000. It also shows up in the parts list as Rims Style 1.
Fix: Since the rims does not have any effect on the bonus Factory Driver Porsche Boxster, the part has been removed from the car while the Boxster Rims Style 2 is now available from 1997 onwards.
Extras 8: The bonus Factory Driver Porsche Boxster is not allowed in Evolution Mode races even if the criteria of the selected race is met.
Fix: It will be allowed to race if the criteria of the selected race is met.
Extras 9: The bonus Factory Driver Porsche 911(996) Turbo is not allowed in Evolution Mode races even if the criteria of the selected race is met.
Fix: It will be allowed to race if the criteria of the selected race is met.
Bug 38: The rims have no effect on the bonus Factory Driver Porsche 911(996) Turbo.
Fix: Since the rims does not have any effect on the bonus Factory Driver Porsche 911(996) Turbo, the part has been removed from the car.
Extras 10: The Monte Carlo tracks does not have any cop cars, so I used Cop Manager v1.0 to add the cops in. The cops can be enabled by this cheat code: "fuzzyfuz"
Bug 39: If you are using KM/H for the HUD, you would have noticed that the Boxster uses the 911(996)/GT1/GT3 KM/H gauges and the 911(996)/GT1/GT3 uses the Boxster's gauges at night.
Fix: The cars now uses the correct KM/H gauges at night.
Extras 11: All the profile pictures have been rearranged to better suit the type of driver you get in game.
Extras 12: Since the Troublemaker(Aleksandar Ilic)'s Improoved windows at damage patch-Version 1.0 does not fix the 959 or the traffic cars' windows, I have included the fix for the 959 and the traffic cars. However, the windows of the traffic bus remains unchanged as the original windows of the bus are opaque and the interior is actually empty.
Extras 13: The traffic SUV has now been replaced by an unused traffic Hatchback and the sounds of some traffic cars have been made more accurate.
Extras 14: The quick race and the Factory Driver loading screen has been replaced with a better looking loading screen from the Multiplayer Beta version of the game.
Extras 15: The loading screen of the game now has www.needforspeed.com under the "Need For Speed Porsche Unleashed logo" like the Multiplayer Beta version of the game. If you want to keep the old loading screen(Eg. for players of the Porsche 2000 version which has a different loading screen), do not replace the loadscrn.fsh in FeData/Art
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Jel može cijenjeni mod prebaciti ove postove u "NFS: Porsche Unleashed" temu, popularnija bi bila od ovih malo novijih naslova
Nego, instalirao sam NFP:PU na Win8.1 i nisam napravio apsolutno nikakav tweak niti fix, instalirao, omogućio igranje bez CD-a i pokrenuo shortcut na desktopu.
EDIT: Nisam ni znao da postoji "Game Fixes/Extras" patch koji rješava "malo" bugova
Citiraj:
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*Game Fixes/Extras*
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Bug 1: The HUD tachometer of the Porsche 356s is the same as the 356As and the 356Bs(except the 356B 2000 GS Carrera 2).
Fix: The HUD tachometer now uses an unused Porsche 356 tachometer that was left out in the game(it is the same tachometer that you see in the dash view of the 356s).
Bug 2: The 3rd and 4th gear ratios of the High Speed Gearbox was set to unrealistic values(0.9 & 0.5).
Fix: Adjustments are made based on the Standard, Close ratio Gearboxes of the 356 and the High Speed Gearbox of the 356A.
Bug 3: The 356A 1600 Speedster & Super Speedster are missing the Standard Bumpers part and both cannot be fitted with the Bumpers Upgrade part.
Fix: The Standard Bumpers Part now comes with the cars when stock and can be upgraded to Bumpers Upgrade #1.
Bug 4: All the 356B cars(except the 2000 GS Carrera 2) come with Bumpers Upgrade #1.
Fix: The Standard Bumpers Part now comes with the cars when stock and can be upgraded to Bumpers Upgrade #1.
Bug 5: Price of the Standard Bumpers Part and Bumpers Upgrade #1 are the same for the 356Bs.
Fix: The price of Bumpers Upgrade #1 has been increased to 75 credits, 5 credits more than the Bumpers Upgrade #1 part for the 356A.
Bug 6: In the NFS5.prt file, there is a unused part which is the 356B 2000 GS Carrera 2 Engine upgrade for all 356Bs(except the 356B 2000 GS Carrera 2 of course).
Fix: Allow the Engine Upgrade part to be bought and used. This part will be avaliable in the parts market from 1962 onwards so check it out if you want this part.
Bug 7: In the NFS5.prt file, there is another unused part which is the 911 2.4 L S Engine upgrade for all the 1965-1967 911(901) cars.
Fix: Allow the Engine Upgrade part to be bought and used. It will be available from the parts market from 1972 onwards.
Bug 8: If Rims Style 1 is installed on any 911(901) other than the 1965 version, the rims will be flat and it dosen't protrude out.
Fix: The 1965-1967 911/911 S(901) now does not share the same set of rims with the 1972 911 S(901) cars. For the 1965-1967 911/911 S(901) rims, Rims Style 1 and 3 remains the same, while Rims Style 2(Painted Fuchs) and 4(Silver Fuchs) have been swopped around. For the 1972 911 S(901), Rims Style 1 and 2 has now been replaced by unused rims textures that are found in the textures file of the cars(Rims Style 3 remains the same and Rims Style 4 will be the painted Fuchs). The set of rims that are intended for the 1965-1967 911/911 S(901) now cannot be interchanged with those from the 1972 911 S(901) and vice versa. The 1967 911 Targa is now fitted with Rims Style 1 when bought from the Porsche Showroom like in real life. The 1972 911 S Coupe is now fitted with Rims Style 1(the unused rim) when bought from the Porsche Showroom while the 1972 911 S Targa
continues to be fitted Rims Style 3.
Bug 9: The 1972 911 S(901) are missing the Standard Bumpers part and both of them cannot be fitted with any Bumpers Upgrade part.
Fix: The Standard Bumpers Part now comes with the cars when stock and can be upgraded to Bumpers Upgrade #1/2/3/4.
Bug 10: The Bumpers Upgrade #2 part for the 911(901) cars is only avaliable from 1973 onwards and is the most expensive, but does not improve much of the car's aerodynamics compared to the Carrera RS bumper(Upgrade #4) which is available from 1965 onwards. The prices of all other bumper upgrade parts other than the second one are all priced the same as the Standard Bumper.
Fix: The Carrera RS bumper(Upgrade #4), is now made avaliable from 1973 onwards and cost 120 Credits(same price as Upgrade #2 previously). While Bumpers Upgrade #2 is now made available from 1965 onwards and all Bumpers Upgrade parts(except Upgrade #4) now cost slightly more than the Standard Bumpers(90 Credits).
Bug 11: The 550A Spyder is missing the tires part.
Fix: The 550A Spyder now uses the Slicks when stock and Rain Tires can purchased and used if you want to race in tracks like the Alps(The tires for the 550A Spyder are actually available in the NFS5.prt file, but they are not used by the car).
Bug 12: The Stock, Rain Tires and Slicks of the 911(901) Carrera RS 2.7 Coupe all cost the same price.
Fix: The price of the Rain Tires and Slicks of the 911(901) Carrera RS 2.7 Coupe have been increased to 1500 Credits.
Bug 13: The 911(901) Carrera RS 2.7 Coupe does now allow the original Style 2 rims(Painted Fuchs) to be changed, but the AI racers who are driving this car have different types of rims installed.
Fix: The rims of the 911(901) Carrera RS 2.7 Coupe can now be changed. It uses the same set of rims as the 1972 911 S(901) cars and thus the rims can be interchanged. It is now fitted with the "new" Rims Style 4(Painted Fuchs) when stock(Refer to bug fix 8).
Bug 14: The 1975 911(930) Turbo 3.0 Coupe uses the 1973 911 Carrera RS 2.7 tires.
Fix: The 1975 911(930) Turbo 3.0 Coupe now uses its own set of tires and the tires cannot be interchanged with the ones on the 1973 911 Carrera RS 2.7 or the 1978 911(930) Turbo 3.3 Coupe.
The price of the 1975 911(930) Turbo 3.0 Coupe tires are as of follows:
Stock Tires: 1500 Credits(100 more than the Carrera RS and 100 lesser than the 3.3 Turbo)
Rain Tires/Slicks: 1650 Credits (150 more than the Carrera RS and 150 lesser than the 3.3 Turbo)
Bug 15: The Porsche 944 Bumpers Upgrade #1, which is the cheaper one, actually improves the aerodynamics and the looks of the car more than Bumpers Upgrade #2, which is more expensive.
Fix: The Bumpers Upgrades have been swopped around so the better one would be Bumpers Upgrade #2, which now cost 800 credits now. The cheaper alternative would now be Bumpers Upgrade #1(previously #2) and costs 600 credits.
Bug 16: After upgrading the bumpers of the Porsche 944, the bumpers foglights are also installed but without the textures of it(the lights just shine from the bumper).
Fix: The foglight textures were originally not used by the Bumper Upgrades, so I just edited the TPG parameters of the Bumpers Upgrades using NFS5carpartsEditor to make it show up in game(after upgrading the bumpers).
Bug 17: The 1987 Porsche 944 S in the game is actually a 1989 Porsche 944 S2 Coupe.
Fix: I have modified the 944.tpg file to make it look like a proper 1987 Porsche 944 S and thus its bumpers can be upgraded like the 1982 Porsche 944. Like a real 1987 Porsche 944 S, it has foglights fitted onto its bumpers when stock(not like the 1982 Porsche 944), but it can only work after the bumpers have been upgraded.
Extras 1: The game does not allow you to buy the Porsche 959 addon car in Evolution Mode.
Fix: The 959 is now available for 1000000 credits from 1987-1988(price is originally set by EA in the NFS5.car file)
Bug 18: If you have downloaded a patch that allows you to buy the Porsche 959 in Evolution Mode, you would have noticed that the value of the car stays the same all the way to year 2000 and does not increase unless you buy and repair it from the used car market.
Fix: Due to the very high price of the car, I have set the value of the car to only increase up to 51% when you reach year 2000 provided if you buy the car from the Porsche Showroom in 1987/1988. However, the price of the 959 in the used car market can sometimes still exceed 2000000 credits(in year 2000).
Bug 19: If you have downloaded a patch that allows you to buy the Porsche 959 in Evolution Mode, you would have noticed that it cannot be raced in any of the races in Evolution mode.
Fix: It will be allowed to race if the criteria of the selected race is met.
Bug 20: If you have downloaded a patch that allows you to buy the Porsche 959 in Evolution Mode, you would have noticed that it uses parts from the Porsche GT1.
Fix: I used the nfs5.prt file and the festrings.loc file from the adjusted.&.altered.stuff folder of the NFS5carpartsEditor V0.4 to enable the parts for the 959. I have also fixed the bug where the engine of the 959 is called the "Standard Supercharger" ingame. The 959 will be fitted with parts based on the Race Class cars(High Performance Exhaust System, Professional Racing Brakes, Springs and Shocks), however it also has parts such as the ECU and Stock tires are fitted instead of slicks as it is a Road Car. The parts of the 959 cannot be upgraded(like a race class car). Due to a bug with the game itself, the Stocks Tires cannot be upgraded to Rain Tires or Slicks.
Extras 2: The bonus Factory Driver Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 Coupe is not allowed in Evolution Mode races even if the criteria of the selected race is met.
Fix: It will be allowed to race if the criteria of the selected race is met.
Bug 21: The rims have no effect on the bonus Factory Driver Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 Coupe.
Fix: Since the rims does not have any effect on the bonus Factory Driver Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 Coupe, the part has been removed from the car.
Extras 3: The Golden Era Porsche 944s now uses a separate set of rims than the Modern Era 944s. For the Golden Era Porsche 944s, Rims Style 1 is now Rims Style 3, Rims Style 2 is now 4, Rims Style 3 is now 1, Rims Style 4 is now 2. The 1982 Porsche 944 continues to be fitted with the same rims(Black rims) when stock, while the 1987 Porsche 944 S is now fitted with the new Rims Style 2 when stock and the 1988 Porsche 944 Turbo S is now fitted with the new Rims Style 3. The 1989 Porsche 944 S2 Cabriolet is now fitted with Rims Style 1(Unused 944 Rim) when stock while the 1991 Porsche 944 Turbo Cabriolet continues to be fitted with the same rims.
Extras 4: The game does not allow you to buy the Porsche 928 GTS addon car in Evolution Mode.
Fix: The 928 GTS is now available for 160000 credits from 1992-1995(price is originally set by EA in the NFS5.car file)
Bug 22: If you have downloaded a patch that allows you to buy the Porsche 928 GTS in Evolution Mode, you would have noticed that the value of the car stays the same all the way to year 2000 and does not increase unless you buy and repair it from the used car market. Also, if you click on its showcase, the game will crash.
Fix: The value of the car in year 2000 will be 45% more than the original value provided if you buy the car from the Porsche Showroom. The showcase problem has been fixed also.
Bug 23: If you have downloaded a patch that allows you to buy the Porsche 928 GTS in Evolution Mode, you would have noticed that it cannot be raced in any of the races in Evolution mode.
Fix: It will be allowed to race if the criteria of the selected race is met.
Bug 24: If you have downloaded a patch that allows you to buy the Porsche 928 GTS in Evolution Mode, you would have noticed that it uses parts from the Porsche GT1 and the engine part from the Boxster S.
Fix: I used the nfs5.prt file and the festrings.loc file from the adjusted.&.altered.stuff folder of the NFS5carpartsEditor V0.4 to enable the parts for the 928 GTS. The 928 GTS is now fitted with standard parts but cannot be upgraded due to a bug with the game.
Bug 25: The Standard Engine Lid of the 911(993) Cabriolet and the 911(993) Targa cars cannot be upgraded to the GT2 Engine Lid.
Fix: Allows the Standard Engine Lid of the 911(993) Cabriolet and the 911(993) Targa cars to be upgraded to the GT2 Engine Lid(The GT2 Spoiler can also be intalled to the 911(993) Cabriolet and the 911(993) Targa cars in real life).
Bug 26: The 911(993) Rims Style 4 is not present in the Parts Market for purchasing.
Fix: Allows Rims Style 4 to be purchased. Also, Rims Style 1 has been swopped with Rims Style 2, so cars using Rims Style 1 now use Rims Style 2 and vice versa. The Carrera S 3.6 is now fitted with the Turbo Rims when stock while the Carrera 4S is now fitted with Rims Style 4 when stock.
Bug 27: The 1997 Porsche 911(993) Carrera S 3.6 brakes cannot be upgraded to the Professional Racing Brake Package.
Fix: Allows the brakes to be upgraded to the Professional Racing Brake Package.
Bug 28: There are 2 Carbon Fiber Quarterpanels upgrade parts for the 1997 Porsche 911(993) Carrera S 3.6.
Fix: Only the Carbon Fiber Quarterpanels part that was intended for the 1997 Porsche 911(993) Carrera S 3.6 is avaliable for purchase.
Extras 5: The game does not allow you to buy the Porsche 911 GT2 addon car in Evolution Mode.
Fix: The 911 GT2 is now available for 650000 credits from 1997-1998(price is originally set by EA in the NFS5.car file)
Bug 29: If you have downloaded a patch that allows you to buy the Porsche 911 GT2 in Evolution Mode, you would have noticed that the value of the car stays the same all the way to year 2000 and does not increase unless you buy and repair it from the used car market.
Fix: The value of the car in year 2000 will be 35% more than the original value provided if you buy the car from the Porsche Showroom.
Bug 30: If you have downloaded a patch that allows you to buy the Porsche 911 GT2 in Evolution Mode, you would have noticed that it cannot be raced in any of the races in Evolution mode.
Fix: It will be allowed to race if the criteria of the selected race is met.
Bug 31: If you have downloaded a patch that allows you to buy the Porsche 911 GT2 in Evolution Mode, you would have noticed that it uses parts from the Porsche GT1 and the tires part from the Boxster.
Fix: I used the nfs5.prt file and the festrings.loc file from the adjusted.&.altered.stuff folder of the NFS5carpartsEditor V0.4 to enable the parts for the 911 GT2. Like all Race Class cars in the game, the 911 GT2 is fitted with parts like the High Performance Exhaust System, Professional Racing Brakes, Springs, Shocks and Slicks, however it also has parts such as the ECU, Fuel injectors and the Throttle body like in real life. The parts of the 911 GT2 cannot be upgraded(like any race class car). The tires however, cannot be changed into Rain Tires due to a bug with the game.
Extras 6: The game does not allow you to buy the Porsche 911 GT3 addon car in Evolution Mode.
Fix: The 911 GT3 is now available for 700000 credits from 1998 onwards(price is originally set by EA in the NFS5.car file)
Bug 32: If you have downloaded a patch that allows you to buy the Porsche 911 GT3 in Evolution Mode, you would have noticed that it cannot be raced in any of the races in Evolution mode.
Fix: It will be allowed to race if the criteria of the selected race is met.
Bug 33: If you have downloaded a patch that allows you to buy the Porsche 911 GT3 in Evolution Mode, you would have noticed that it uses parts from the Porsche GT1 , engine from the 911(996) 3.4, and the tires part from the Boxster.
Fix: I used the nfs5.prt file and the festrings.loc file from the adjusted.&.altered.stuff folder of the NFS5carpartsEditor V0.4 to enable the parts for the 911 GT3. Like all Race Class cars in the game, the 911 GT3 is fitted with parts like the High Performance Exhaust System, Professional Racing Brakes, Springs, Shocks and Slicks, however it also has parts such as the ECU, Fuel injectors and the Throttle body like in real life. The parts of the 911 GT3 cannot be upgraded(like any race class car). The tires however, cannot be changed into Rain Tires due to a bug with the game.
Bug 34: The replacement ECU for the 911(996) Turbo is available from year 100 onwards.
Fix: This does not have any affect on the game as the 911(996) Turbo is available from year 2000 onwards, but I just set it to the correct value just in case.
Bug 35: The 911(996) Turbo Carbon Fiber Hood and Fiberglass Quaterpanels are available from 1998 onwards.
Fix: This does not have any affect on the game as the 911(996) Turbo is available from year 2000 onwards, but I just set it to the correct value just in case.
Extras 7: The 911(996) Rims Style 1 and 3 have been swopped around, and thus the 911(996) Turbo will now use Rims Style 3 when stock and the 911(996) Carrera 3.4 will now use Rims Style 1 when stock.
Bug 36: The Boxster Speedster Decklid and the Hardtop causes a glitch with the bonus Factory Driver Porsche Boxster.
Fix: The bonus Factory Driver Porsche Boxster now cannot be upgraded with the Speedster Decklid or the Hardtop anymore.
Bug 37: The bonus Factory Driver Porsche Boxster has the Boxster S rims fitted to it even though the rims are available in year 2000. It also shows up in the parts list as Rims Style 1.
Fix: Since the rims does not have any effect on the bonus Factory Driver Porsche Boxster, the part has been removed from the car while the Boxster Rims Style 2 is now available from 1997 onwards.
Extras 8: The bonus Factory Driver Porsche Boxster is not allowed in Evolution Mode races even if the criteria of the selected race is met.
Fix: It will be allowed to race if the criteria of the selected race is met.
Extras 9: The bonus Factory Driver Porsche 911(996) Turbo is not allowed in Evolution Mode races even if the criteria of the selected race is met.
Fix: It will be allowed to race if the criteria of the selected race is met.
Bug 38: The rims have no effect on the bonus Factory Driver Porsche 911(996) Turbo.
Fix: Since the rims does not have any effect on the bonus Factory Driver Porsche 911(996) Turbo, the part has been removed from the car.
Extras 10: The Monte Carlo tracks does not have any cop cars, so I used Cop Manager v1.0 to add the cops in. The cops can be enabled by this cheat code: "fuzzyfuz"
Bug 39: If you are using KM/H for the HUD, you would have noticed that the Boxster uses the 911(996)/GT1/GT3 KM/H gauges and the 911(996)/GT1/GT3 uses the Boxster's gauges at night.
Fix: The cars now uses the correct KM/H gauges at night.
Extras 11: All the profile pictures have been rearranged to better suit the type of driver you get in game.
Extras 12: Since the Troublemaker(Aleksandar Ilic)'s Improoved windows at damage patch-Version 1.0 does not fix the 959 or the traffic cars' windows, I have included the fix for the 959 and the traffic cars. However, the windows of the traffic bus remains unchanged as the original windows of the bus are opaque and the interior is actually empty.
Extras 13: The traffic SUV has now been replaced by an unused traffic Hatchback and the sounds of some traffic cars have been made more accurate.
Extras 14: The quick race and the Factory Driver loading screen has been replaced with a better looking loading screen from the Multiplayer Beta version of the game.
Extras 15: The loading screen of the game now has www.needforspeed.com under the "Need For Speed Porsche Unleashed logo" like the Multiplayer Beta version of the game. If you want to keep the old loading screen(Eg. for players of the Porsche 2000 version which has a different loading screen), do not replace the loadscrn.fsh in FeData/Art
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