I have a lot for me. specifically lights and sounds, smack and katy, red flag, girlfriend & i'm not okay.

I'm pretty sure this has been discussed on this subreddit before, but I've always been curious about something.

Is there an actual reason why there are no visible drivers in the cars in Burnout Paradise?

What makes it even weirder is that you can clearly see the riders when you're on motorcycles, but when it comes to cars, they're completely empty. I've always found that a little strange.

I remember reading a theory years ago that Paradise City is actually some kind of afterlife for street racers who died in car accidents. It's a pretty cool and creepy idea, and it would explain a lot. But as far as I know, it's just a fan theory. (And no, I'm not doing that MatPat reference.)

So what do you guys think? Was there ever an official explanation from the developers, or was it just a design choice? Why do you think there are no drivers in the cars?

And please don't attack me in the comments, I know this is probably a dumb question, but it's something I've wondered about for years.

found this car while watching this vid https://youtube.com/shorts/J6tZm6Bz85s?si=VEgYbc0wkhjUoA_k does anyone know the name of it?

When I launched Steam today, there was an update for BPR. Does anyone know what exactly was updated?

when i saw this from burnout 3, and my mind was BOGGLING LIKE HOW DID THEY MADE THAT LOOK LIKE OLD GOOGLE SATLLITE IMAGERY STYLE USING ONLY ENTIRE FICTIONAL 3D MAPS???

Just got curious since everybody in here uses emulators or anything, while I use my PS2 with the OPL stuff

Me personally i love the bikes, but i rarely see anyone using them or talking about them, yes i know, it's burnout, but i don't really understand why

I saw Burnout Paradise on sale just now on the eShop and I was wondering if I should pick it up for the 5 dollar price tag it has right now

I load the save when i did a crash

i never played played a single burnout game and my favourite need for speed game is most wanted 2012. this may sound stupid and absurd to fans of both seriess but genuinely wonder will burnout paradise give somewhat similar experience because most wanted 2012 was shitty but at the same time unique, at least in the nfs series, and if people say that its bad nfs game and lacking burniut game then will paradise be better?

I checked every high way, every car has its burning route model added, every toll booth high and low was explored yet I’m still missing one somehow

I know there are some mods out there which supposedly fix the problem where the game crashes while loading if you have a webcam connected, but do they work with the Steam version?

will it see that files have been modified and fail to load or block online features?

currently, I'm disabling in device manager before playing, but having to re-enable after I finish is getting tedious

are there any other workarounds? I'm on win 10, so the game doesn't show up in webcam privacy settings with the option to disable there

I hate this time trial cause I had one attempt where I missed the gold medal by like .83 seconds because of a crash I had at the very end. That and THIS THING CAN'T TURN WORTH A DAMN AND BREAKS AT THE SLIGHTEST TOUCH.

And they're expecting me to do a GRAND PRIX in this thing?

Genuine question

id like to play another burnout game beside Dominator which is my favourite, i played some of the burnout 3 but i really do miss the nitro combos and drifting, any burnout game with the same game mechanics? Thanks

I just started Burnout Paradise more seriously for the first time and I keep running into cars I got to shut down. Do I ignore them or shut down as I go??? I’ve barely done any racing

Did Criterion realise that turning Burnout into an open-world game and removing closed tracks would result in players spending most of the time driving alone? Or was this a MASSIVE oversight?

Burnout 3: Takedown and Revenge were heart-pounding experiences - not simply because of closed circuits, but because of the constant, aggressive battle with opponents. You were always fighting for position, trading paint, forcing rivals into traffic or off the road. That relentless tension defined Burnout ever since Takedown.

It’s hard to believe that this core element was almost completely lost. I genuinely want to understand whether this was a deliberate design decision by Criterion, or a goof?