But what about the previous century?

@ferrari2001: Well thats not too bad, at least I'll still be somewhere in my 30s by the time it happens lol

@The_Last_Ride: A game that you would like to make from scratch. But out of interest sake, what would you like a sequel to?

@firefox59: But BF4 wasnt, and battlefield 3 was most definitely not 100% faultless from day 1

@Lulu_Lulu: Yeah I probably should have waited a bit before just blurting it out...it does seem rather disturbing now that i read it again lol

@Mickeyminime: Rather the UK than South Africa my friend. I consider you as lucky

I can quite honestly say I have never been to any of those towns

@DuaIFace: I was aware that Visceral Games is the new developer, I did mention that in the OP. And I am also now aware (thanks to comments on this post) of the CTE,which is an amazing solution to the many bugs in BF4, however, and as I mentioned before, why did it take this long before CTE was introduced? The main problem doesn't lie so much with DICE as it does EA.

Maybe one day, in a land full of unicorns and rainbows, we will have a franchise release a game, completely bug free from day 1, that will last us a good 2 years before they try to burn our pockets out of more money. That is my dream, a somewhat unrealistic dream, but a dream non-the-less.

Is Hardline really that different though? Apart from a few new game modes, gadgets and the cops vs robbers theme, the beta looks exactly the same as BF4 beta did. There seem to be a lot of people who love the Hardline idea. I for one am not interested. I will stick to my BF4 for as long as i can and wait for something else worthwhile to come out, wont be wasting money on another premium purchase.

@harry_james_pot: CTE? That actually sounds fairly brilliant. Think I'll check it out, if things like that were done from day 1, games would improve greatly at a much faster rate. I see CTE was only introduced in May this year, perhaps it will be the saving grace that keeps BF4 afloat when Hardline lands

The thing is though, vehicle tuning is still huge world wide, it may not necessarily be in the form of a Fast n Furious movie, or in the gaming scene. That is the problem, people still want to be able to tune their cars, and the concept of underground was fun, it gave you the opportunity to be a hooligan on the streets. But everybody has their own opinions, I still however feel the NFS series has not been good since underground