I was still skeptical of how another Z could pull so far ahead in one lap against a dead-end build of a Devil Z. I clicked on the replay and I discovered the true nature:
http://puu.sh/hV4Q2/e0fea4be1b.jpg
But it got lost and ended up at a Japanese banger club meet.Ah, the Blackbird! Too bad it's the CTR2, and not the CTR (930)... but that's a nice touch from PD.
How is that even possible???????I meant to post this discovery back in my GT5 days. I could not find a proper thread for GT5 easter eggs so I apologize for this small inconsistency. Also either notify me to delete this post or delete it entirely if this was an already uncovered secret.
I was and still am a fan of the Wangan Midnight series, both through the manga and the racing games. With that said, I made (with utmost unoriginality) to replicate and tune the Devil Z in Gran Turismo 5 as best as I could using the Nissan 240ZG.
As soon as the car was ready from the works, I decided to take it down Special Stage Route 7 with a one-make race in mind for thematic purposes. What was supposed to be an all-Z event turned out to be a terrifying realization.
From the starting point of the one-make up until the first left-hand turn, I had already made it to second position with relative ease. Though as soon as I reached the first section time, I was down by the pole AI of more than ten seconds. This gap grew further and further as the lap progressed. Before reaching the end of the first lap, the pole car recorded a gap of over one-minute to me. At that moment, I was at disbelief. My Z was tuned for power and specialized gear ratios for this specific purpose. It burned through all of the other Zs but why was it lagging behind?
I decided to back out from the race and look upon the line-up once more to check what car was being driven. (I apologize for the low phone quality.)
This is what I saw at first:
http://puu.sh/hV4PR/0676356ddb.jpg
I was still skeptical of how another Z could pull so far ahead in one lap against a dead-end build of a Devil Z. I clicked on the replay and I discovered the true nature:
http://puu.sh/hV4Q2/e0fea4be1b.jpg
I decided to back out from the race and look upon the line-up once more to check what car was being driven. (I apologize for the low phone quality.)
This is what I saw at first:
http://puu.sh/hV4PR/0676356ddb.jpg
I was still skeptical of how another Z could pull so far ahead in one lap against a dead-end build of a Devil Z. I clicked on the replay and I discovered the true nature:
http://puu.sh/hV4Q2/e0fea4be1b.jpg
3rd placeThe Leader lights work on the Zytek Z11N Greaves Motorsports!
Thanks Derpy Hooves!3rd place
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2nd place
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and finally 1st place plus time trials
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anything besides 1,2,3 place and on drift trial
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Thanks for the compliment,
Background human.
They got rid of the ones at Spa tho...Marlboro adverts in Madrid.
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You mean Monza...?They got rid of the ones at Spa tho...
If they had that in, they couldn't have their low age rating.NASCAR has a Cors Light Sponsorship but on the cars on Gt6 it's blurred out.
Not really - it's in GTPEDIA.As for the Marlboro ones, it's taken this long to find it
I do not own a copy, so I did not know.Not really - it's in GTPEDIA.
They also got rid of the John Player Special livery on the 97T... So this must have been an oversight from the track designer.
They're also supposed to be a no-no in real life; tobacco advertising in public is criminalised left, right, and centre.Marlboro adverts in Madrid.
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They're also supposed to be a no-no in real life; tobacco advertising in public is criminalised left, right, and centre.
I'm surprised that they forgot to remove that. I'm also surprised that the ESRB didn't notice this either.Marlboro adverts in Madrid.
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