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- superstreet556
GTA 5 cars
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Ah yes there we go. I was using the image tags around the picture's URL from the Social Club site. No wonder they looked so terrible.
Thank you for that guide. I'll try it out next time I'm on GTA. 👍
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- superstreet556
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- rallymorten
The wait is finally over:
As it turns out, I couldn't *quite* get the livery I'd wanted to make it what I wanted it to be, but I'll definitely take this.
If anyone can guess what I'd wanted to do with this one, kudos to you. And yes, the first shot may be a slight hint.
As it turns out, I couldn't *quite* get the livery I'd wanted to make it what I wanted it to be, but I'll definitely take this.
If anyone can guess what I'd wanted to do with this one, kudos to you. And yes, the first shot may be a slight hint.
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- superstreet556
- 10,007
- Upside-down in the final corner
- rallymorten
I'll take just five minutes out of my busy schedule of explaining why gambling is gambling even if it's in a video game and thus should be regulated accordingly, complaining about how R* North are getting a tax refund without paying taxes in the first place and dealing with 🤬 in general to acknowledge the work of whoever is behind the Gauntlet Classic.
For starters, there's the fact it's a 1970's Challenger with a bit of Gran Torino mixed in.
Secondly, there's the bit where whoever made the Gauntlet - as evident above - must've known that one of this car's many claims to fame is its appearance in Driver: San Francisco. Now, I know I'm usually a big advocate for being more creative with my cars and references, but 🤬 that, any excuse to make a reference to - and subsequently play from start to end - Driver: San Francisco is fair game in my books. Man, remember when games were games and not lIvE sErViCe microtransaction-ridden, lootbox-infested pieces of - oh right, positive thoughts for just a few more moments.
Thirdly, the model quality is through the roof. For starters, tell me this interior isn't at least on par with the Infernus Classic:
And then there's this, straight out of Gran Turismo:
And yes, the shaker is part of the engine model, not the hood.
Confirmed go-to vehicle and outfit for at least the next half year.
Right, back to being a pessimistic punching bag that hits back. The resurgence of "video games cause gun violence" totally isn't a very convenient cover for that ginormous leak at E3 and now we're stuck between fighting *for* the games industry and fighting *against* the games industry.
For starters, there's the fact it's a 1970's Challenger with a bit of Gran Torino mixed in.
Secondly, there's the bit where whoever made the Gauntlet - as evident above - must've known that one of this car's many claims to fame is its appearance in Driver: San Francisco. Now, I know I'm usually a big advocate for being more creative with my cars and references, but 🤬 that, any excuse to make a reference to - and subsequently play from start to end - Driver: San Francisco is fair game in my books. Man, remember when games were games and not lIvE sErViCe microtransaction-ridden, lootbox-infested pieces of - oh right, positive thoughts for just a few more moments.
Thirdly, the model quality is through the roof. For starters, tell me this interior isn't at least on par with the Infernus Classic:
And then there's this, straight out of Gran Turismo:
And yes, the shaker is part of the engine model, not the hood.
Confirmed go-to vehicle and outfit for at least the next half year.
Right, back to being a pessimistic punching bag that hits back. The resurgence of "video games cause gun violence" totally isn't a very convenient cover for that ginormous leak at E3 and now we're stuck between fighting *for* the games industry and fighting *against* the games industry.
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I wonder if anyone has painted theirs white and went looking for 2 dozersI'll take just five minutes out of my busy schedule of explaining why gambling is gambling even if it's in a video game and thus should be regulated accordingly, complaining about how R* North are getting a tax refund without paying taxes in the first place and dealing with 🤬 in general to acknowledge the work of whoever is behind the Gauntlet Classic.
For starters, there's the fact it's a 1970's Challenger with a bit of Gran Torino mixed in.
Secondly, there's the bit where whoever made the Gauntlet - as evident above - must've known that one of this car's many claims to fame is its appearance in Driver: San Francisco. Now, I know I'm usually a big advocate for being more creative with my cars and references, but 🤬 that, any excuse to make a reference to - and subsequently play from start to end - Driver: San Francisco is fair game in my books. Man, remember when games were games and not lIvE sErViCe microtransaction-ridden, lootbox-infested pieces of - oh right, positive thoughts for just a few more moments.
Thirdly, the model quality is through the roof. For starters, tell me this interior isn't at least on par with the Infernus Classic:
And then there's this, straight out of Gran Turismo:
And yes, the shaker is part of the engine model, not the hood.
Confirmed go-to vehicle and outfit for at least the next half year.
Right, back to being a pessimistic punching bag that hits back. The resurgence of "video games cause gun violence" totally isn't a very convenient cover for that ginormous leak at E3 and now we're stuck between fighting *for* the games industry and fighting *against* the games industry.
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But I don’t want to buy the arena or anything like that. It’s so ridiculous that we have to go through all this money and unnecessary stuff just to customize cars. Hell, we can’t even try out customization in singleplayer anymore.
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- oli440
I haven't tuned into GTA 5 for a long time, but judging by Broughy's videos, there's definitely been a huge jump in model quality for the most recent cars. It makes me wonder what kind of detail vehicles will be packing by the time the next GTA comes out....
GTA Online has long since died for me. I've just installed a script mod (PC) for single player so I can bring in all the Online cars and customise them to my hearts content. If I want to play multiplayer, I just jump on FiveM now.
I get that microtransactions are used to fund Rockstar for all the DLC they create, but surely there must be a better way of doing it. GT Sport has microtransactions, but at least PD are generous with them.
Honestly, I've always liked the idea of themed expansion packs myself. Pay five to ten quid for all the contents of a new DLC, and that's that.... It's better than alienating fans to the point where they refuse to spend any more money on microtransactions (like me).
GTA Online has long since died for me. I've just installed a script mod (PC) for single player so I can bring in all the Online cars and customise them to my hearts content. If I want to play multiplayer, I just jump on FiveM now.
I get that microtransactions are used to fund Rockstar for all the DLC they create, but surely there must be a better way of doing it. GT Sport has microtransactions, but at least PD are generous with them.
Honestly, I've always liked the idea of themed expansion packs myself. Pay five to ten quid for all the contents of a new DLC, and that's that.... It's better than alienating fans to the point where they refuse to spend any more money on microtransactions (like me).
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Sombody gives the tornado some love, bout time, not only the tornado but other cars like the peyote and the mañana are so egnored, yet I love them, my least favourite is still the hermes, it's just to curvy, the seven 70 I'm fine with since it's a supercars (yes I know it's in sports but it's so supercary(that's a word)) it just dousnt work with a muscle carJust throwing in a scatter of images to peruse.
Anything you like?
EDIT: regarding my comment on the seven-70, I know it's performance isn't supercars material, buts that's because all the supercars are actually hypercars, three classes that néed adding are hypercar, rally, and tuner
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- llClaude_Speedll
- BlazingSol05
Recently heavily upgraded my PC.
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- Ocho Rios
- Marcus__Garvey
I just love how they stuck what is clearly intended to portray a b-series and put it something other than a Dinka of some sort.
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- Sweden
- eran0004
Never cared much for the Mammoth Patriot, but the recent episode of FailRace’s Survive the Hunt made me curious to try it out.
Turns out it’s a brilliant off-roader (especially for going in the terrain), and the performance is pretty decent on the road too. Cornering is where it suffers, but I found that by going off the throttle you get a slight oversteer that makes it better.
I’m glad I gave it a fair chance in the end.
Turns out it’s a brilliant off-roader (especially for going in the terrain), and the performance is pretty decent on the road too. Cornering is where it suffers, but I found that by going off the throttle you get a slight oversteer that makes it better.
I’m glad I gave it a fair chance in the end.
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- Australia
- SpacedustDaddy
How's this possible?
I did a paparazzi mission. Took the pink Bentley and proceeded to LS Customs. On the way, bikers stole someone's money. I take them out and just keep going, but I get three stars after a security guard sees what I did.
The car is broken and I get riddled with bullets.
Jack a Sabre GT. Take the back way to my lock up and ran over a gang member. Gang war erupts as I speed through the gauntlet. Enter the garage and there sits ANOTHER unmarked car.
Took that second one to my house, right quick, with sirens blazing.
I did a paparazzi mission. Took the pink Bentley and proceeded to LS Customs. On the way, bikers stole someone's money. I take them out and just keep going, but I get three stars after a security guard sees what I did.
The car is broken and I get riddled with bullets.
Jack a Sabre GT. Take the back way to my lock up and ran over a gang member. Gang war erupts as I speed through the gauntlet. Enter the garage and there sits ANOTHER unmarked car.
Took that second one to my house, right quick, with sirens blazing.
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- Dundee, Scotland
How's this possible?
Jack a Sabre GT. Take the back way to my lock up and ran over a gang member. Gang war erupts as I speed through the gauntlet. Enter the garage and there sits ANOTHER unmarked car.
Took that second one to my house, right quick, with sirens blazing.
This is thanks to the way the game save works in SP and was part of a big duplication glitch in online a long time back where if you were doing another mission like you describe and you stored the car in your garage it would create a duplicate of the car on the next spot.
Naturally this was useful in online money glitching because you could then fill a whole garage with the car and sell them for profit. It would appear your image shows it was never fully patched in story mode which I suppose is good for the garages there. 👍
There is nothing I have officially to support this but from what I heard/read about the now cancelled Cops n'Crooks DLC of which several files still remain in the game I think we may have been allowed to get the unmarked Steiner as part of that DLC but of course that never happened and we got the Summer Special update instead.
We can but hope that this next "big update" at Xmas time may include this vehicle as part of the DLC, given it's a new take on heists it might involve the unmarked Steiner in someway and get it as a reward for completing part of the heist, all the past DLC's have slowly been adding stuff from single player to online so I remain hopeful this final piece of story mode will come one day! 👍
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