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Man I was hoping it was Guardsman Blue Poly with the stripes
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Wanted, dead or Alive.
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The Shelby Cobra is back in Charcoal again, not a long time since it was there, but maybe put in front of the cue, because of the Extra Menu, but this proves to me that PD can manipulate the rotation, so I don't understand why they don't do something about the missing Ford Roadster. 
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Yes, I recall that drifting challenge. I personally hated it. There is a way to cheat at drifting though:
Are the aliens cheating???
I've been playing GT7 for a little over 3 months and been on this forum for maybe a couple months. I've heard the term "aliens" being thrown out for those really fast drivers that get unbelievable times that most mortal men could never achieve. Now, I have seen footage of these "aliens"...
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I'm not sure if this still works with the 1.31 update but give it a shot.
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I believe we all refer to the Chaparrel (sp???) as the fridge.
It works. Just tried it. Thank you!Yes, I recall that drifting challenge. I personally hated it. There is a way to cheat at drifting though:
Are the aliens cheating???
I've been playing GT7 for a little over 3 months and been on this forum for maybe a couple months. I've heard the term "aliens" being thrown out for those really fast drivers that get unbelievable times that most mortal men could never achieve. Now, I have seen footage of these "aliens"...
I'm not sure if this still works with the 1.31 update but give it a shot.
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You can win it by getting all gold on "The Sun Also Rises" mission challenges.
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Still works but I am so bad at this that even with that cheat, I don't succeed...Yes, I recall that drifting challenge. I personally hated it. There is a way to cheat at drifting though:
Are the aliens cheating???
I've been playing GT7 for a little over 3 months and been on this forum for maybe a couple months. I've heard the term "aliens" being thrown out for those really fast drivers that get unbelievable times that most mortal men could never achieve. Now, I have seen footage of these "aliens"...
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I couldn't do it with a wheel. I went back to using a controller for the drift challenges. Trying to fight the FFB from the wheel when switching back and forth/left to right in the drift was pretty much impossible. There's no ffb with the controller and it's a lot easier to switch direction.
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I call it the Washing Machine
It would have been nice if they rounded up the various levels of drift challenges into their own mission rather than peppering them all over the place.
Drifting is pretty cool to watch and Ken Block was a badass but I hated every moment doing those challenges in the game. I went online and learned various techniques, including stumbling across the reverse pit glitch; even after improving a bit it I still dreaded it. It’s so foreign compared to everything else in the game, feels like it doesn’t belong.
I wouldn’t have minded some single corner challenges that could be used some way in a regular race (like a spiffy alternative way to take different types of turns without chaining them together)
When I started playing, I promised myself I wouldn’t buy any car that could be rewarded through a mission. However, I came to realize that some cars its nice to have more than one copy of for “permanent” engine & body upgrades. IIRC around the same time as learning that the selling car feature also came out and I scooped up the Chaparral right away from LCD. That gave me the opportunity to go back when I owned most of the cars I wanted and had plenty of credits… Then I could do it for completions sake rather than trying to earn a specific car.
Honestly, if the amount of time I squandered drifting went into racing one of the Big 4 would’ve payed for any of the cars outright.
Drifting is pretty cool to watch and Ken Block was a badass but I hated every moment doing those challenges in the game. I went online and learned various techniques, including stumbling across the reverse pit glitch; even after improving a bit it I still dreaded it. It’s so foreign compared to everything else in the game, feels like it doesn’t belong.
I wouldn’t have minded some single corner challenges that could be used some way in a regular race (like a spiffy alternative way to take different types of turns without chaining them together)
When I started playing, I promised myself I wouldn’t buy any car that could be rewarded through a mission. However, I came to realize that some cars its nice to have more than one copy of for “permanent” engine & body upgrades. IIRC around the same time as learning that the selling car feature also came out and I scooped up the Chaparral right away from LCD. That gave me the opportunity to go back when I owned most of the cars I wanted and had plenty of credits… Then I could do it for completions sake rather than trying to earn a specific car.
Honestly, if the amount of time I squandered drifting went into racing one of the Big 4 would’ve payed for any of the cars outright.
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That gets you what's currently in there and how long you have to get them.
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