The Last Days of The Crew 

Thank you so much mr revo for having me, it was a lot of fun to have that coast to coast roadtrip while yapping about the game!

As someone who loved The Crew 1, Ubisoft can legit go to hell.

Ubisoft: "You will own nothing. Now give us that subscription fee." Honestly, done with buying games from bigger companies. Indie and AA seem to be the way at this point. It's such a shame that people that love these games get the brunt of the worst of this. I really hope something breaks soon on this current position in gaming. Thanks for the look into this community, Revo.

I really REALLY regret not giving the original the crew the attention it deserved.. tried the crew 2 twice but the game felt dead, i couldnt get myself to finish the "campaign".... but atleast i was able to record my last drive on the day the game got destroyed, one last goodbye. sorry The crew.

In mid 2016 I was given a copy of the crew and after a few days of playing it made me think about something personal. My father had passed away a few months prior and driving around the open world in the game made me think about when him and I drove cross country in a moving truck when I was 12. My mother and sisters flew out ahead of us leaving us behind to finish packing before taking the long trip from Fresno California to Baltimore Maryland. I had found the same map we used to plot our road trip not long after he passed away and told myself someday I'll make that drive again. My life was a mess and I knew that I may not ever get the chance to really take that trip so I decided to do it in the crew. Oddly enough while Fresno was on the map but Baltimore wasn't so I recreated the drive as best I could and decided to end it in Washington DC. One night I turned off all the lights, cranked up the sound, sparked a joint, booted up the game and played a mix of the songs that we listen to during the 3 days we spent driving cross country. It was extremely cathartic for me to just drive that night. I took my time and stopped at the towns that we had marked off on the map then did my best to remember what we did during those stops. After a few long hours I felt at peace. I needed that night with the crew and my thoughts. It's sad to see this game get killed off like this, especially because the second one is just a complete downgrade in every aspect imaginable. I hope #stopkillinggames pulls off a hail Mary and brings this game back to life. It doesn't even need to be online. This game may not have been the greatest racing or driving game ever made but it had a lot of hard work put into it to make it look and feel unique while being an enjoyable experience. More importantly it was something special to me.

You should add a link to Stop Killing Games in the description. If you don't know of it already, there's a movement started by Ross Scott to try and take legal action in order to stop companies from making games like The Crew completely unplayable when they drop support and at least provide the documentation, tools and/or infrastructure so the community could get the game running again without jumping through too many hoops. Part of the movement's strategy actually centers around The Crew as a game, as it's publisher Ubisoft is a French company and France is very pro-consumer in its laws, and also people who aren't actually even from France can make a complaint to their customer rights agency. All of the instructions to do this are on the Stop Killing Games site. Considering there's likely a decent number of The Crew owners who will be watching this, it could lend a big hand to the movement.

The thing about this game is that it was lukewarm at first, but once we saw TC2 and Motorfest, we realized how good we had it with the first game. TC2 felt too vibrant and like a Horizon clone, and they butchered the map, making it feel more repetitive, less detailed, and even going so far as to remove existing landmarks and towns.

This game was 10x better than The Crew 2 for me. Mainly because the story/ campaign for the first game was fucking awesome and The Crew 2 lacked it. The Crew engaged me immediately with its cool, emotional, high-stakes, engaging story. I wanted to get revenge, clear my name and explore this world of criminals and underground street races. Having the campaign take you on a guided tour around the US was really cool too, because it meant I was encouraged to explore the whole of the game's US over time in a guided way that was driven by the story in the background. The progressive unlocks of the different car types and cars gave it a very unique, but structured and highly rewarding progression system. This is mirrored in the story where you climb the street-racing gang ranks. I think a lot of my issue with the second one was the vibe. You can see it in the game cover arts: For The Crew 1, it's black, gritty and you've got the whole US at your feet. For The Crew 2, it's bright white, it's all vivid and sanitised; it's not about going across the US or driving with others. It's about the different vehicles and the locations, but only in the context of racing. I think that's what annoyed me with The Crew 2: it was a racing game, not a driving game. The intro felt obnoxious and like the exact opposite of the first game. You have to customise a character and then go through a really scripted race where an announcer is screaming how cool everything is and how many likes you're getting in your ear. All before being given any reason to actually care about your character or anything in the world. The ONLY bit of story in The Crew 2 is: "Your unnamed character wants to become a racing icon by winning in all the different kinds of races. Go do that." How is that remotely compelling? Why should I want to win any of these races? So that generic Mr/ Mrs ____________ can be famous? Who cares? Start the game with your character crashing or losing a loved one or being bullied or struggling financially. Put some emotion in there that the audience can relate to and feel. Have an actual character with an actual story and give it some weight. Be interesting instead of PAINFULLY generic. This lack of stakes and sanitisation carries over to the races, too. The few races I did do felt really boxed in in The Crew 2 like I was stuck on a path. I didn't really feel like I wanted to win, just that I was there. I think it reflects a desire to give the game a wider appeal, it feels like the kind of decision that higher-ups at Ubi might've made as it just misses what made the first one so fun. Maybe the design team just wanted to take it in a new direction and contrast with the first one, but they still could've had an actual story. Ultimately, the addition of planes and boats and bikes was not enough to stave off my disappointment from the tonal shift and complete lack of story. Other than the map, which felt weirdly locked off to me, a lot of the stuff I loved about the original was gone. I probably played about with the switching mechanic for 1-2 hours and then stopped playing; which was nothing compared to the literal days I spent playing The Crew. Since The Crew 2 released, I've played The Crew 1 more, because the second one just isn't as fun.

i Hate the direction they took the crew 2, i despise it so much, i dont want to get followers, i dont want to be famous. i want to be low key, illegal street racing and running from the cops

I was there. On the last day of the crew, i streamed for 3 hours on twitch. Replayed the final Race and Just went from eastcoast to west coast. The feels i had for this game while cruising through The outskirts of chicago at night in the rain in my Pagani Huayra while listening To 'The Kills-Baby Says' just jept reminding me that this would be all gone the next day. And then it was gone. I have since taken my time and recreated all sorts of paintjobs From The Crew In Forza Horizon 5 but the feels will never be the same again.

This is the only video game to feature my home town and I would always boot it up if I got bored of playing my other games. Great vid dude, subbed :)

The other thing too is the game used to feel even more like the US, and everywhere felt more unique, before the Wild Run expansion came out. It broke a lot of graphics and butchered many other things. But with PBR in Wild Run, they didn't adapt all the materials to it lol. With pre-WR, each region had its own weather, lighting, and color correction. Each region actually FELT different. I can't say the same for WR.

Make sure to check out The Crew Unlimited Discord. When the game is playable again, you'll find it first there. They're also a lovely lot: discord.com/invite/gUczTkphGE

Side note: TC1 was the only crew game that you could play on Linux/SteamOS systems (blame Ubisoft for not toggling a switch in Battleye). Otherwise awesome Video! Yours truly, Microwave Man

I know the video has only been out for an hour but really? only 340 views?? This deserves so much more!

Awesome video. The Crew was the first game I followed from its announcement up to its release, and also to its death. The concept it had going was too much for 10-year-old me to not obssess over it and be excited about any announcements related it, and the fact I can't play it anymore bums me out to no end, especially since the sequels suck. A lot of what you said is pretty much how I've been feeling about racing games - my favorite genre - for years now. The festival shtick was done well in Horizon 1 but it never lived up to that onwards as much as Horizon 2 may be my favorite of them all. This trend spreading to every other franchise also doesn't help, though I'm glad NFS hasn't bowed to it yet. The worst part is that it's hard to talk about this stuff when it comes to racing games as most people who aren't into the niche just see it as the kind game you hop on to drive a car and nothing more. It's not hard to be laughed at for expecting depth in a racing games nowadays.

My friends and I used to hop on this game and just drive around . We would often meet with people and do car meets and show off what we had . It was really hard to get nice cars without paying so it felt really cool to see some nice cars . The game was just so good at delivering a vibe of just driving around with your friends. Taking pictures in game to was super fun and a feature I spent a lot of time on. I had forgotten completely about this game , but I am sad to see it go. It was a gem and I may have not realized how much I liked that game until seeing it go.

the crew 1 will always have a special place in my heart, i loved this game so much, when i beta test it i played like 45h in one weekend 😅 my birth date is the december 2nd and i remember play it officially during my birthday with friends, and just drive around for hours and never get bored. i really hope that the tdu group will end up with something and bring back tc1 to life! Awesome video btw!

I remember drifting down the mountains of the Midwest during sleepy summer afternoons... such good memories.

I wish Forza Horizon stuck with their original formula. Their games just feel stale at this point, even if the graphics improve or their is some minor improvments, or in some cases retrogressions. That goes for most games now days, and dont get me started of live-service games. That is the death of games, especially when its in the hands of "AAA" studios. I feel bad for the programmers, artists, modelers or anyone that put hours of hard work into their games, just for it to be shelved, or perhaps even deleted. Games like The Crew should be given a single player patch, once a studio wants to take them offline, that way, all of the hard work isnt gone for good.

I’m hoping at this point someone will file a lawsuit that’s public enough (and win) about companies charging $XX for a game that later can’t even be played at all when the company decides they don’t feel like it anymore. That there is so many game that the service shuts don’t but the game just reverts to a offline mode like older forzas and halos. If that’s the route a company plans on taking then just make it Free to Play and sell pointless skins/cosmetics with maybe car packs to offset it the kill it off when the income drys up.

Back then, 9 years ago, I REALLY want to play this game, but all I can do is just watch RU-vid playthrough of it. Then time passed, I slowly forgotten about it... until today. Guess I'll never experience this game now. Hopefully the folks at The crew unlimited community find a way to revive it back some how.

25:06 only game to do the “car fest” aesthetic right is how NFS ProStreet did it because the way to do it is to make everything look like Gridlife or Gatebil but bigger. an irl “car fest” isn’t everyone having fifteen pristine supercars, it’s groups and teams and individuals bringing whatever they built as a showcase of performance, innovation, or just to have a good time putting down some solid runs. point being, it’s gotta be gritty. people shit the transmission at the line sometimes. someone might pop their tires in the burnout box. drift cars run bash bars and quick release bumpers because a good run means leaving a little paint on the concrete sometimes. put the grit back into car festivals!!! also shoutout motorstorm.

Alright you have earned my subscribe This video is so well done and you definitely did your research I would probably never know the differences between The Crew & The Crew 2 without this video I thought it was an upgrade, oh no I was dead wrong You deserve so much more recognition for you content With the driving interview, the animations, the deep dive you went on this, the comparisons between games, need I say more? Loved the part with the crew community and the funny shenanigans you were up to XD Cant see what you will make next, heres to more amazing content from you the future 🖖 The Crew still lives on, even if Ubisoft doesnt care about it anymore 🤘

From the start of the video, you have so much talent. I hope many subscribers come your way

Thank you Revo for documenting and showcasing the games more miniscule details and information, as well as veering into other relevant topics such as art direction differences and the research effort made by the development team to create the game environment, inhabitant ands the map itself and giving significantly more insight into the game for the average viewer who may not know too much about topics discussed at hand. Have a good one and go on a well deserved break for your production of such a master craft video on RU-vid. -fiswet (and thank you for including my soccer mom suv joke in the video aswell.)

I was 13 when The Crew came out and I just remember it feeling like the future of racing games. The map, car selection, way you could turn a certain car into several different classes and especially the detailed first-person interiors. Yeah, I stopped playing it after 2-3 years. Yeah, I had uninstalled it by the time they announced it's shutting down. But I paid for the highest edition of that game, put hundreds of hours into it and had a crazy garage I put almost every day after school into building up. "Need for Speed" 2015 came out and the franchise went down from there, Forza came to PC and Horizon 5 happened. Nothing matched The Crew and the individual identity the game had, NfS being what it is made to be flashy above all for pre-teens and Forza watering itself down more and more as they keep repeating the same things. Yes new games are fun to "just play", but The Crew was immersive and set itself apart.

I thought you had way more subs boutta binge all your stuff man. Love your edit style and vibe

I cant believe the first one is better than the second one, they should've scaled up the map size and added more cities and towns that were excluded previously, I hate the fact that they are focusing more on the festival aspect and everyone being friendly nowadays instead of doing proper missions and earning respect in all of the states by gangs. RIP the crew

i remember seeing one of your videos on a steam page like 8 years ago, i think it was for the game hover. good to see youre still active

Met some amazing people on The Crew 1 back on PS4... a lot of fun times and wonderful memories were had/made... I would of loved to hang out with all of them again just one more time but alas I wasn't able to get them all together in time to hang out on there... Pray for an offline mode to be around soon as I want to run around the USA again and grind out some things just for fun.

I remember I met some random lads at like 2 am one night on The Crew and we all joined an Xbox Live party and opted to play through the entire campaign together. Not only gave me a heap of achievements, I don't think I'd have found the time for otherwise, but also gave me good memories of the game that let me now with it going away reflect on a lot more, then I probably would've otherwise.

23:41 never seen that trail that spirals upwards to the left. Didn't think there was areas I have completely neglected but goes to show how big the map is

3:06 W Music choice Great video btw, Ill miss the firsr crew game. I remembered having so much fun completing the story, going from one region to the next.

Dude you are so underrated ! This was so good what a watch ! Thanks for the video dude, and very sad I loved the Crew..

Not many games capture this feeling that you’re a random driver in a random place stepping into a car for a new mission each time you load in. Not even the 2nd. It almost makes me want to bring unneeded drinks for the trip.

Man, the crew 1 will always have a special place in my heart. I remember hearing about the crew when it was first announced and got so much hype since it heavily reminded me of TDU2, which is my personal best racing game ive ever played. At one point i was also disheartened hearing i need an online connection to play. But once i got everything set, the crew 1 became one of the games ive played for a really long time, i mean sure its only like 500 hours or so but it speaks volumes on how much i enjoyed the game. I played it around the wildrun update and i remember didnt expecting the game to have an engaging story. The feel of progression was good too, progressively discovering landmarks and cities, upgrading your ride as you go from point A to B which was great to me since i rarely use fast travel and the driving felt okay to me. The PVP mode was fun too with your normal races and chaotic modes like blitz and crown. I reached PLATINUM 1 in this game and i did it without using meta cars that much, except for street skyline (fave car irl bias) and laferrari for the more chaotic game modes. To give credit to tc1 and tc2, they both have a good feeling of cruising with randoms in the open world. Sometimes i would cruise to a location on my own only to divert on purpose just to cruise with a random player i happen to pass by. But the sequel just doesnt have the same over all feel and fun as the first had in my opinion, and i played the second game to an almost same duration as the first and i reached plat 1 in pvp in that game too. I just hate that the series jumped to the festive racer bandwagon since it lost its initial identity which i liked and instead copy pasted what worked for other franchises. And like it got me thinking that, if the series sticked with its original identity, the addition of boats and planes would've opened a bunch of opportunities for game modes and mission types. Like sure the crew 2 had more game modes (sort of) now but when it released, it felt pretty bare bones. I havent played motorfest but considering its direction and style, im gonna wait for a heavy discount, compelling update or if it becomes free on ps plus. But man, RIP THE CREW 1, hopefully it somehow gets revived.

Really great video, you are the first one who actually said what made the game special for me, the vibe, the felling of traveling and discovering and of course the map. Man that game, i was also one of "enjoying too late", and i didn't touched the multiplier unfortunately. But after a stressful day, putting the game with no hud and first person, it helped you know, i hope be able to make that later soon, and maybe finally playing more of the multiplayer. Thanks for the video, and thanks for the people creating this mod, you guys rock!!!

There should be a requirement that if a company can no longer or will no longer support a game that has an online requirement that they should turn it over to the fans. Trust me, the fans will keep it running.

This is easily one of the best videos you've ever made. Masterful work my friend 👍

This is a fascinating take. A game I wish I got around to playing. This actually complements another Ubisoft game, Endwar. That had it's Theater of War servers shut down in 2013. Right now there is a grassroots revival of the game of former top players and even new players in its skirmish mode. While in the background some players are working on figuring out the game code to the extent of trying to build out a private server that would host the former Theater of War game mode. A RU-vidr by the name of ICECOLDSNAKE did a retrospective on it and started the revival. I hope the players of the crew find a way to save it's online component. Just from a gaming legacy standpoint.

Master piece! Truly love the work here.

i have the pc physical release of this game, it has a page in its book about how long it took to drive coast to coast in the beta, and the first release, it was significantly larger then it is now, it was due to some scaling on speed being wrong, but still it was amazing, it has a story that was also great

12:08 - I used to record hour-long videos back when I played The Crew 1 and I can see that sometimes I'd come across someone and you could drive with them for 2-3 hours. There was a text chat and probably also voice chat but they were both in the background much of the time. It was nice. I tried the second game and didn't like it, maybe it was how it felt to drive..Or the festival-esque treament it was given. I barely paid attention to that in Horizon, but I think it was just slightly worse in Crew 2.

I really didn't realize how much I missed The Crew 1 until i played it the LAST day before it was removed... i hope they make a new one more like the first or another studio makes one in the same spirit.

Thanks for the video. I must have spent a thousand hours in the game in the early days just driving around exploring, enjoying my favorite cars on beautiful roads and hitting the highway or the salt flats with other players. Real roadtrip simulator that game

WHAT!?!?!!?!?!?! ivory tower comming from eden games makes SO MUCH SENSE as to why this really felt like the next "test drive" style of game. i was today years old when i learned it to fam

good video boi o boi, haven't played it since 2017... but am feeling nostalgic

i liked this the INSTANT i heard the tenements music. got so much nostalgia for bully, great video too

imagine buying a game and than some years later there just delete it... that has to be illigal... its not like i buy a house and after 14 years soem dude comes to me and just disasamble it...

As a fan of racing games I can tell you one thing, even in California the terrain is wildly differnt even with just a few hours of driivng. You could go from costal red woods, cities, farmland, even deserts. Spolier alert if they ever do a sequel to Far Cry Blood Dragon it definately needs to be in the outback....Imagine if they gave an Emu a machine gun..... and yet would not be the weirdest thing ubisoft has done either.

Beautiful video. I was 11 yo when this game came out and i started playing it thanks to my grandad who bought the game for me a couple of months after his launch. I spend so many hours on this game and i kinda grew up with it. When i heard about it's faith i feel like a part of my childhood had taken away from me and till this day i feel nostalgic about how games have changed their style. We start from a game with a well make characters, a story with a properly progression when you can go anywhere, do whatever you want if it is explore, racing, escaping from the cops to a boring, not progressive and souless festival. You do not have a lot of mission in the crew i admit that, but like you said, the main character was the map, the game was 90% about exploring the US and 10% about Alex doing his vengence things. I really hope the guys trying to bring back this game accomplish their mission🤞

Going coast to coast with my brother or pulling Supermoto wheelies with friends is something no other game can do.....

I played Testdrive unlimited on my PC for countless hours. I had a whole setup in my room, all the cars and what not, just before I got my real drivers license lol.

Being from the Metro Detroit area it sucks because there are virtually no games that feature Detroit especially in open world form

The Star Wars Battlefront 2 community hacked together functional servers when gamespy shut down. Im confident that some passionate people will at least get the crew working as a singleplayer game

imagine if they kept updating the crew 1 instead of launching another one, better physics, more customizations, graphics updates, and it would be awesome if they aded a walk mode where you can hope on the passenger seats of your friends cars

Huge bummer, I was never able to play this game, right before I get a pc it gets shutdown…

Just commenting to say the Tennaments theme from Bully was a good fit

I played The Crew for about an hour or two, thought it was alright... haven't played it since. I still have it installed on my Series X, gotta try it one day and see what happens if i try and play it.

I remember playing the alpha or beta whichever it was back in the day and ended up putting in only 50-100 hours or so since im not really a racing guy but i really did like this game the map was the main reason i even took interest in it…added it to my steam wishlist sometime last year since i hadnt played in quite some time on my xbox since i switched to pc in 2020 but now its gone and its definitely sad..plenty of long distance drives on there but now i barely have 2 hours in the crew 2 it just dont hit the same smh

28:22 TDU: Solar Crown is also going to be online only. I've heard no mention of an offline patch, either...

I remember at beginning you could grind for parts so easily, absolute farming of the best parts for your car.

Thank you, crew. Great game, i hope i can play you again in the future❤

The Crew was so good .. I kept coming back to it every year to drive some of my cars, now I can't

very sad seeing this game being lost forever, this game was my childhood

Nooooo, I'm going to cry now. I'm too lazy to go in the basement, grab my xbox one, find my games, and hook it all up to play this game before they shut it down 😫

I was one of the people who played TC2 first, and thought that game was overhated. But then I played TC1 and I understood why... I got the game 6 months before this happened, but I didn't qualify for a refund. I did get to finish it, but knowing I can't go back to that incredible world... It pisses me off so much I haven't been able to bring myself to play the other crew games

I loved this game with a passion in 2014-2015, so many memories

During the final days, I was comparing map of actual US with The Crew and it was really fun. More fun than the tedious progression.

I replayed The Crew during covid. Such a great game. I wish the sequels had stuck with keeping the scale of the entire US. I was sad to hear they were shutting it down and the new crew is such a small map compared to the first one.

Sad to know about this game's fate, this looks like a gem that I sadly ignored for some reason. Thanks for dropping a video about it Rev! Also I'm sad to know you don't fw car festivals, they are the coolest thing Horizon brought to the market of sorts (cars AND music??? We in).

And on March 31, all the work put into the game, all the hours players played, all the miles driven... gone.

Btw Far Cry 3 was not the first Ubi game to do these towers, it can be put on AC, because that originated them

Long live The Crew. I just have one request for the folks bringing it back to life. Just fix the goddamn nitrous being nothing but a wheelspin button

10:20 the last batch of good Ubisoft games, I feel so sorry for buying The Crew 2 and Far Cry 5 at full price, TC2 released with the same amount of content as the Alpha version, it felt so empty.

TC1 ist good game I have experienced server shutdowns in need for speed world, and it was also the fans who brought her back to life!

why am i only learning about this game now, as it dies i'll never got to play this and it looks like it was amazing

i suppose we need the game already installed to play whatever they will come up with.... and now we can't even download it... welp i'll have to check "somewhere" if you get what i mean, when they come up with something. loved the game ambiance, i got the The Crew 2 but haven't played it yet, but the first one felt better just from the comparison videos i saw. and those games i just want to roam around, doing the campaign is secondary for me because the game reminded me of FUEL, and i love to just drive to nowhere in this game. it's exactly why i love ETS2, i turn my brain off and just drive peacefully into the sunset

aw man, i used to love playing that

The reason I never played the crew is because I can't stand the idea of getting invested into something and then having it taken away from me completely. I find that an untenable proposition. Unless these games come with a promise of being made playable offline at the end of the server life, I will never ever buy or even play one of them for free.

I sadly never got to fulfill my dream of owning a hyper car in TC1

About Forza Horizon festivals being vapid... I agree. They're as vapid as Vapid Motors from GTA. Those cars would fit right in if real world manufacturers weren't in the game. Everyone wants to follow on social media and influencers want followers for clout. Is it any wonder why racing games are following such trends?

As A Part Of The TCU community I Approve Of This Video _if that means anything lol_ give me 30m and ill get back with what i think about it. ^^

I played the crew about a year after it came out, and enjoyed it very much. I loved the cars and the map. But I never got into the sequels in anyway, as to me car games come and go for entertainment. With the Forza Horizons, Or need for speeds, Crew/Motorsport just never jumped out to me. But I’ll definitely miss the OG Crew, I loved it for sure

I'm amazed that this video isn't a half hour ad for the stopkillinggames campaign. I assume you didn't know about it while making the video but now that you do I think you should at least make a short or something to let people know, nobody reads the description. I mean you clearly value the experience being lost so surely you should consider it worth the effort even if it gets one more signature on the petitions and such.

I bought TC1 after getting bored with NFS, heat and payback, wanted a new game, played every day, got to the final boss race and just couldn't beat the race, just when I felt that I was going to win the race, the game would glitch out and i would end up wrecking into a traffic car, or losing control and crashing into the tree's on the long straight going into the city. Turned the game off forever.

The rubberbanding was childish, the physics were haphazard, the vehicle selection was limited. BUT no game gave me the exhilarating experience of driving from Detroit (where im from) to Los Angeles while 💨 through the midwest swinging it in the Rockies, and just absolutely sending it in the Canyons) all in an afternoon

Solar Crown is going to be online-only. Pack it up, boys.

28:10 what about CarX Street PC btw? That game has been delayed for almost 4 years now, and it seems in all that time the devs have been actively working on it... the mobile version already has so much detail, and it seems they've recently been doing private beta tests for the PC version...

whats the black car at 12:13

once i learned about the maps it pissed me off! also the addition of boats and planes in the crew 2 it took away from the crew

I think one of the biggest problems with the story and modern car manufacturers/game developers is from what I heard, manufacturers not wanting to be associated with “Illegal street racing” (now my information maybe off so please don’t bite me) but stories from the NFS or The Crew can’t be made anymore unless devs start making fake cars on some GTA type stuff because devs don’t want their grocery getters being involved in street stuff. It’s silly, but it I understand on one hand, but being that the games are entirely FICTIONAL, it’s a bit ridiculous. We can play any other game doing nearly anything we want, but god for bid a real life car shows up in a a game about racing said cars outside of a track

good stuff keep up the good work

wait so with the shutdown we cant play it even single player?

Best game in the series :)The crew 1 nailed the atmosphere and knew what it was. The crew 2 was a downgrade in almost every way (especially FFB for wheels), motorfest is a step in the right direction but the map is too small and the ffb still has some issues but its better. In my opinion the crew 1 also has better handling then crew 2 and motorfest but the cars in the crew 1 where a bit too light. The crew 2 and motorfest went the other way. Cars are to heavy and get pulled to the ground. The menus where so simple in the crew 1 as well. You could do everything in the menus while driving except for changing keybinds

Played this game so much with a friend, hundreds of hours, we must have done the whole map across as a roadtrip countless times. Ubisoft is dead for me.

Oh wow this is really sad. Im a fan of games like TDU2 too

Ubisoft hit an insurmountable peak in 2014

Just great, I'll never have the chance to play it...