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Originally Posted by Rogue Leader
Ohh man, you shouldn't have bought that Veyron you win it for beating the GT World Championship under A-Spec Professional. Not only that its a pretty crappy car for racing, only good for top speed/drag racing. check out www.gtplanet.net they have a forum there and under GT5 theres a prize car list, you can see what cars are probably not worth buying cause you will win them.
The Seasonal Events are great, I believe I'm on your friends list (Tommy_861), if you look at my profile I have the cars you need to easily beat most of the Seasonal Bonus races (including a Ferrari F1 car with an absolutely sick suspension tune on it that you should be able to slaughter the F1 races if you keep it on the track) shared there. Just click Borrow and you can feel free to use them. |
Awe crap... Don't tell me it's a premium car, and not a standard like the one I bought, LOL. Yeah - it handles like crap (understeers like no one's business), but I'm hoping I can change a lot of that with mods'. I was able to get do pretty well with my Veyron on
FM3. I got rid of almost all the oversteer on that one
Thanks for the heads-up though. I had to paint this one another color because it was so awful. I guess I should just complete A-Spec, but that's a LONG ways away.
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Originally Posted by Rogue Leader
Shift 1 was an exercise in frustration. Not a fan of Combat racing which is what it was, it had a huge focus on bashing your opponents off the track, and the first corner at EVERY race was always a massacre. Also many of their non real world tracks were absolute crap.
Shift 2 is much more promising, and I will be buying it. They supposedly took the emphasis off violence and are making it more of a real race sim. Probably due to the FIA GT License.
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I probably didn't play more than a few hours on
Shift... I think I'll either rent
Shift 2 or see if there's a trial I can get from PS Store.