Kepone's Blog

The problem with buying it is you tend to make time to play it, when you should be doing other things. I bought it the day it came out, and it's sucked up a bunch of my time. I'm about 2/3 of the way through it, but it's getting quite difficult to complete some of the events now.

 

Some of the Crash events are quite frustrating, since you have to figure out exactly which cars to hit, and how to hit them, and even then, it's often just sheer luck if you can score enough for a decent ranking. There are a couple I just gave up on after getting Silver.

 

Traffic Checking events get really difficult, too. They leave huge car-less gaps in the tracks that you have to scream through in order to keep your time going. Brutal.

 

Burning Laps are the worst though. Some of them are absolutely unforgiving. Too much racing, not enough crashing for my tastes. They could completely remove that from the game, and I'd be happy.

 

Even so, I'll still be first in line to buy Burnout 5.

It does piss me off in some areas.

 

The Crash events start out as fun and quickly become an exercise in futility as I can't seem to score as many points as I'd like sometimes.

 

But honestly, I can't think of much else to complain about. I liked Burnout 3, though I only played an in-store demo.