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Post by nismofan on Feb 13, 2017 12:39:42 GMT
how to use it:
in caraudio>default>exotic>zonda
change lam_gallardo to pag_zondaf_eng
and lam_gallardo_exh to pag_zondaf
sorry if this has already posted by someone
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Post by hrjohn on Feb 13, 2017 16:00:21 GMT
you just changed the gallardo engine with the zonda engine sounds.
that's really not something special.
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Post by Agent6 on Feb 13, 2017 19:27:24 GMT
That blue traffic car tho :V .
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Post by KM on May 26, 2017 5:35:30 GMT
(Late Post) Nice find, odd that they'd give the car a unique sound and not even use it.
On a side note, something interesting I spotted: If you sit through the end credits on a non collectors edition version (what I mean is, only certain versions got a collectors edition. So for example, there is no NFS Carbon collectors edition on PS3, only the standard ver) They have the trademarks for Pagani (also MR2, Corolla and 911 Turbo for that matter) even though the car isn't accessible by any means.
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Post by NFS1707 on May 26, 2017 11:20:32 GMT
(Late Post) Nice find, odd that they'd give the car a unique sound and not even use it. On a side note, something interesting I spotted: If you sit through the end credits on a non collectors edition version (what I mean is, only certain versions got a collectors edition. So for example, there is no NFS Carbon collectors edition on PS3, only the standard ver) They have the trademarks for Pagani (also MR2, Corolla and 911 Turbo for that matter) even though the car isn't accessible by any means. I anna know which type of Corolla is it (im was thinking the 1998 one) |
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Post by hybridtronny on May 26, 2017 11:24:20 GMT
(Late Post) Nice find, odd that they'd give the car a unique sound and not even use it. On a side note, something interesting I spotted: If you sit through the end credits on a non collectors edition version (what I mean is, only certain versions got a collectors edition. So for example, there is no NFS Carbon collectors edition on PS3, only the standard ver) They have the trademarks for Pagani (also MR2, Corolla and 911 Turbo for that matter) even though the car isn't accessible by any means. I anna know which type of Corolla is it (im was thinking the 1998 one) You're joking, right? THE 1998 Corolla? |
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Post by KM on May 26, 2017 11:45:01 GMT
^^^ The 86 of course lol.
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Post by hybridtronny on May 26, 2017 11:52:51 GMT
^^^ The 86 of course lol. I don't think Toyota made AE86 in 1998. The closest one is AE110. |
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Post by nissan240sx on May 26, 2017 15:45:28 GMT
(Late Post) Nice find, odd that they'd give the car a unique sound and not even use it. On a side note, something interesting I spotted: If you sit through the end credits on a non collectors edition version (what I mean is, only certain versions got a collectors edition. So for example, there is no NFS Carbon collectors edition on PS3, only the standard ver) They have the trademarks for Pagani (also MR2, Corolla and 911 Turbo for that matter) even though the car isn't accessible by any means. What do you mean? o.O From what I know Pagani was a downloadable, the MR2 is a reward card car, Corolla and Turbo are online play rewards. They are all in the game. |
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Post by SpeedY on May 26, 2017 17:49:15 GMT
(Late Post) Nice find, odd that they'd give the car a unique sound and not even use it. On a side note, something interesting I spotted: If you sit through the end credits on a non collectors edition version (what I mean is, only certain versions got a collectors edition. So for example, there is no NFS Carbon collectors edition on PS3, only the standard ver) They have the trademarks for Pagani (also MR2, Corolla and 911 Turbo for that matter) even though the car isn't accessible by any means. because it was still included in the game. you could see it if you played online with somebody who had the collector's edition. btw the cuda has an unused engine sound too |
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Post by KM on May 26, 2017 22:59:36 GMT
No! I think all of you misunderstood me. I'll go through it again.
The PS3 version (as an example) never had a collectors edition. The collectors edition was only available on the PS2, 360 & PC versions. So all those bonus cars, and of course the EA downloader cars, aren't accessible in any way shape or form. Yet the manufacturer trademarks are still featured in the credits.
Anyway. Sort of related mini theory: From my understanding (It would make sense any way). All these "bonus" cars like the Evora, Road Runner, IS300, AE86 and so on. I believe these cars weren't finished, like all body kits and stuff weren't modled, with this being due to Carbon's rocky development.
I dunno what your guys' opinion is on the matter. But it doesn't make sense to me. Why they'd include all these cars which fit the game perfectly, yet aren't customizable or obtainable in career by normal means. Me and my friend were talking about this the other day, so many cars that feel unfinished and tacked on. Well that's my two cents anyway.
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Post by KM on May 26, 2017 23:27:30 GMT
My point is, if they had a longer development cycle. Maybe cars such as the Evora were originally going to be buy-able, fully customizable cars instead of just tacked on, quick race/MP only. Sorry for not clarifying that very well.
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Post by OutBlast on May 29, 2017 10:02:55 GMT
Anyway. Sort of related mini theory: From my understanding (It would make sense any way). All these "bonus" cars like the Evora, Road Runner, IS300, AE86 and so on. I believe these cars weren't finished, like all body kits and stuff weren't modled, with this being due to Carbon's rocky development. I dunno what your guys' opinion is on the matter. But it doesn't make sense to me. Why they'd include all these cars which fit the game perfectly, yet aren't customizable or obtainable in career by normal means. Me and my friend were talking about this the other day, so many cars that feel unfinished and tacked on. Well that's my two cents anyway. Most of the bonus cars are complete (except for a few issues like the bugged headlights of new GT500 and old Eclipse). Developers probably thought to follow up the idea of having bonus cars that are only available for quick race in Most Wanted (M3 GTR [Street], Camaro SS and C6.R) |
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Post by KM on May 29, 2017 22:15:08 GMT
Most of the bonus cars are complete (except for a few issues like the bugged headlights of new GT500 and old Eclipse). Developers probably thought to follow up the idea of having bonus cars that are only available for quick race in Most Wanted (M3 GTR [Street], Camaro SS and C6.R) Yeah maybe so, but there sure is a damn lot of 'em in Carbon. |
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Post by Agent6 on May 30, 2017 6:43:40 GMT
Anyway. Sort of related mini theory: From my understanding (It would make sense any way). All these "bonus" cars like the Evora, Road Runner, IS300, AE86 and so on. I believe these cars weren't finished, like all body kits and stuff weren't modled, with this being due to Carbon's rocky development. I dunno what your guys' opinion is on the matter. But it doesn't make sense to me. Why they'd include all these cars which fit the game perfectly, yet aren't customizable or obtainable in career by normal means. Me and my friend were talking about this the other day, so many cars that feel unfinished and tacked on. Well that's my two cents anyway. Most of the bonus cars are complete (except for a few issues like the bugged headlights of new GT500 and old Eclipse). Developers probably thought to follow up the idea of having bonus cars that are only available for quick race in Most Wanted (M3 GTR [Street], Camaro SS and C6.R) And the red 240SX from the challenge series. Its headlights are not raised. It sure feels like Carbon was rushed... |
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Post by OutBlast on May 30, 2017 8:41:40 GMT
And the red 240SX from the challenge series. Its headlights are not raised. It sure feels like Carbon was rushed... In addition to that, pop-ups don't work in online either... nor closed headlights of some cars like Charger R/T. |
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Post by SpeedY on May 30, 2017 22:39:39 GMT
popups do work in online. except they only seem to work on player1
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