Maximum difficulty for the best experience
Recomendations:
a. Buy the body kits. I conducted an extensive test (without using NOS) with the worst car for racing: the CLK 500, using body kits 0, 3, and 5. Kit 5 gave me less oversteer, more speed, better control, and more stability. Kit 0 was the worst. Test it with other cars and let us know the differences
b. Don’t disable any CatchUp because that’s how the game is meant to be played. I’m telling you, I’ve played without disabling CatchUp and it was really fun.
c. Enable MotionBlur for a wind effect when accelerating, adding visual difficulty. This can be found in your WideScreenFix.
e. Set the SimRate to -2 for better FPS and less stuttering, but disable shadows before any in-game scenes (NIS) to avoid audio-video desynchronization.
f. Repeat races you have already completed to avoid running out of money.
g. Set all the initial options to ‘0’ up to EnableSaveLoadHotPos in ExtraOptions, but you can leave these options enabled: Headlights, CopLights, ChangeHeatLevel, and ToggleCops.
h. In ExtraOptions, the EnableHiddenCameraModes can cause errors if you use a non-vanilla camera and then save. The non-vanilla camera will be saved, making the car handling different. You will notice this when you enter the game and have a non-vanilla camera even if the HiddenCameraModes option is disabled. To fix this: enable EnableHiddenCameras, save with a vanilla camera (preferably ‘close’), exit the game, and disable HiddenCamera. Then re-enter the game, and you will see that it starts correctly.
Note: This mod also alters the speed of your vehicle. If you want the AI to no longer be slow and not alter the speed of your car too much, install the “Bl 15-11 difficulty.nfsms”
Version logs:
Vesion 2: Now it’s just a single mod script and with the default option.
