Liking the new site XS, very easy to navigate and looking good!đź‘Ť
It's a great service you have been providing for the community with your directory. I for one, salute you! And wish you all the best in your endeavour.
Hi XS and all your other tuners...
First, thanks to all for the good work đź‘Ť - keep it up...
I relatively new in this, started with GT5 2 years ago and had a lot of help finding tunes in this forum.
Praiano, Adrenaline and HamiCity are some tuners I personally would like to say thanks to, since their setups worked for me....
This is somehow also the reason for this post, - after I looked at what people have been posting.
All tunes are not suited for everybody - it's personal like driving style
- so all tunes are/ can be good, in principe, for some....
As a input to making a new tune directory, in my mind it should all be complete tunes - or at least functional tunes.
New tunes/tuners are of cause welcome and all are rookies at some point.
In order for at tune directory to be convenient, and relevant, to use I got the idea of making a approve/put-it-to-the-test
sub-folder. This would not have to apply to 'certified' tuners, with have proven themselves over the years ;-)
It would make it easier for XS or other moderator to see if the setup was relevant to add to the directory.
It could be by numbers of 'likes' - maybe without comments, to make it even more easy.
Limit could be 25 or 50 ( or a 100 ? ) likes to 'earn' the right to the directory ?
- or the reverse : 25 no likes = nice try, you should work some more on it ?
I really don't know how many use this forum, but if 5-10 % likes something - it probably works for more ...
see ya all on the track...
- and I REALLY miss the GT5 settings window + total overview over car settings. Probably to much to hope for improvement in an update
Luckily, the driving experience is improved
Likes is the worst idea to go buy. Many tuners have amazing tunes but their tuning thread is not as known as others that have been here since the beginning. It's unfair to exclude them because they have no likes. I say leave it the way it is and its up to us to do the research and find the best tune that suits our driving style.Hi XS and all your other tuners...
First, thanks to all for the good work đź‘Ť - keep it up...
I relatively new in this, started with GT5 2 years ago and had a lot of help finding tunes in this forum.
Praiano, Adrenaline and HamiCity are some tuners I personally would like to say thanks to, since their setups worked for me....
This is somehow also the reason for this post, - after I looked at what people have been posting.
All tunes are not suited for everybody - it's personal like driving style
- so all tunes are/ can be good, in principe, for some....
As a input to making a new tune directory, in my mind it should all be complete tunes - or at least functional tunes.
New tunes/tuners are of cause welcome and all are rookies at some point.
In order for at tune directory to be convenient, and relevant, to use I got the idea of making a approve/put-it-to-the-test
sub-folder. This would not have to apply to 'certified' tuners, with have proven themselves over the years ;-)
It would make it easier for XS or other moderator to see if the setup was relevant to add to the directory.
It could be by numbers of 'likes' - maybe without comments, to make it even more easy.
Limit could be 25 or 50 ( or a 100 ? ) likes to 'earn' the right to the directory ?
- or the reverse : 25 no likes = nice try, you should work some more on it ?
I really don't know how many use this forum, but if 5-10 % likes something - it probably works for more ...
see ya all on the track...
- and I REALLY miss the GT5 settings window + total overview over car settings. Probably to much to hope for improvement in an update
Luckily, the driving experience is improved
You're creative, good job. Just because I don't implement someone's entire idea/suggestion doesn't mean it isn't put to use. I think about every suggestion people submit. I certainly can't please everybody, but I do think long and hard about others' ideas and use them in some way to make a better final product. The directory now truly is an assembly of the ideas and suggestions this community has cranked out. So I apologize, I cannot implement your idea right now, as I see a couple problems with it, plus as I've said before, this directory is an unbiased listing of every tune. I know that makes it more difficult for the user to find what they're looking for, but what if a phone book only listed businesses that have great Yelp reviews? It wouldn't be a very good phone book if half of the city businesses weren't listed in it. Also, take Real Replica Tunes, for example. They're veteran tuners, yet you'd be hard pressed to find many "full" tunes in their garage. Yet many people, myself included, find their setups to be of great help. Your idea isn't bad, and it gets me thinking so, if anything, it's a welcome contribution. Right now things will remain as they are, but we are getting closer to a conclusion to this topic as I've discovered some really neat Google webmaster tools last night. Anyway, thanks for the suggestion đź‘Ť, and thanks for the kind words.Hi XS and all your other tuners...
First, thanks to all for the good work đź‘Ť - keep it up...
I relatively new in this, started with GT5 2 years ago and had a lot of help finding tunes in this forum.
Praiano, Adrenaline and HamiCity are some tuners I personally would like to say thanks to, since their setups worked for me....
This is somehow also the reason for this post, - after I looked at what people have been posting.
All tunes are not suited for everybody - it's personal like driving style
- so all tunes are/ can be good, in principe, for some....
As a input to making a new tune directory, in my mind it should all be complete tunes - or at least functional tunes.
New tunes/tuners are of cause welcome and all are rookies at some point.
In order for at tune directory to be convenient, and relevant, to use I got the idea of making a approve/put-it-to-the-test
sub-folder. This would not have to apply to 'certified' tuners, with have proven themselves over the years ;-)
It would make it easier for XS or other moderator to see if the setup was relevant to add to the directory.
It could be by numbers of 'likes' - maybe without comments, to make it even more easy.
Limit could be 25 or 50 ( or a 100 ? ) likes to 'earn' the right to the directory ?
- or the reverse : 25 no likes = nice try, you should work some more on it ?
I really don't know how many use this forum, but if 5-10 % likes something - it probably works for more ...
see ya all on the track...
- and I REALLY miss the GT5 settings window + total overview over car settings. Probably to much to hope for improvement in an update
Luckily, the driving experience is improved
I suggest starting a new thread. If you think you'll have more tunes down the road, then come up with a garage name for yourself. If you really feel ambitious, create your own tuning charts/templates.Help!
I'm really unfamiliar with the tuning forums so please be patient with me.
I have a really good beginner tune for Honda S2000 '03. It was developed for the seasonal events (470pp tyres: CS) but it's really good as an all purpose tune as well. I managed to chase down a Lexus LFA and win the "Tour of Japan" series.
I just don't know where to post it, if someone could help, that would make my day. Thanks
By the way, đź‘Ť to XS for the directory.
, living in the boonies sucks sometimes.
