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- St. Louis, MO
- greatwartycoon
Hello, everyone! I play regularly on the account with the following PlayStation®Network ID: greatwartycoon, hence my username on GTPlanet. I am rather new to the Gran Turismo series, having only played GT5. I first played the game in Fall 2011, and as I recall, none of the standard cars had interior views (pre-Spec 2.0). At first I was overwhelmed by the sheer number of available cars, a whopping 1,000!
-My GTLife truly started with shaving thousandths of a second off my License Test times, participating in A-Spec Challenges, and occasionally buying a car from the Used Car Dealer. While my A-Spec level is 40, my B-Spec level is zero. Those numbers pretty much tell the story.
-Then my interests shifted to collecting rare cars, and at that point I had become familiar with the Online Dealership. I occasionally took my cars to tracks for Free Practice, and it was then that I was able to appreciate the game for its realistic driving experience. Overall, the game's physics engine allows for a true-to-life rendering of the 1,000+ cars' handling characteristics. All I can say is: well done, Kazunori Yamauchi!
-After owning the game for a year, I started playing it online in the Open Lobby, where I realized how popular the game is around the world.
-On a different note, I must warn you all that with the recent outbreak of hacking, many players are finding ways to copy their GT5 save files onto computers, decrypting the files, manipulating the data values via a hex editor, encrypting the files, and then transferring the files back to their consoles. For instance, a dedicated modder/hacker may be able to increase the power output(s) of one or more of their cars by way of a multiplier. I neither condone nor encourage activity of this kind as it is against GT5's rules to change the online experiences of other players via hacking and/or modding in any way. If you are going to hack, please keep it offline.
-My GTLife truly started with shaving thousandths of a second off my License Test times, participating in A-Spec Challenges, and occasionally buying a car from the Used Car Dealer. While my A-Spec level is 40, my B-Spec level is zero. Those numbers pretty much tell the story.
-Then my interests shifted to collecting rare cars, and at that point I had become familiar with the Online Dealership. I occasionally took my cars to tracks for Free Practice, and it was then that I was able to appreciate the game for its realistic driving experience. Overall, the game's physics engine allows for a true-to-life rendering of the 1,000+ cars' handling characteristics. All I can say is: well done, Kazunori Yamauchi!
-After owning the game for a year, I started playing it online in the Open Lobby, where I realized how popular the game is around the world.
-On a different note, I must warn you all that with the recent outbreak of hacking, many players are finding ways to copy their GT5 save files onto computers, decrypting the files, manipulating the data values via a hex editor, encrypting the files, and then transferring the files back to their consoles. For instance, a dedicated modder/hacker may be able to increase the power output(s) of one or more of their cars by way of a multiplier. I neither condone nor encourage activity of this kind as it is against GT5's rules to change the online experiences of other players via hacking and/or modding in any way. If you are going to hack, please keep it offline.
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