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ditto, stock 86 with sims is fun.
This damn AE86...
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i went through the 'drift stock car' phase a while ago, then i went through the 'drift street tuned cars' phase. now im back where i started with 'high output' drifting.
laugh all you want but the option of having settings make GT3 a good game.
if everybody suddenly started to drift stock cars then i'd bet that there would be a proud few that would go back to modding and fine tuning just to stand out of the crowd. cool and different ideas start to suck when they become a trend.
drifting a car straight out of the box is cool but settings show how much time has been invested.
laugh all you want but the option of having settings make GT3 a good game.
if everybody suddenly started to drift stock cars then i'd bet that there would be a proud few that would go back to modding and fine tuning just to stand out of the crowd. cool and different ideas start to suck when they become a trend.
drifting a car straight out of the box is cool but settings show how much time has been invested.
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The reason some of my cars are stock is because I either haven't spent the time to tune them yet, or I don't feel they need it. My FD for example. Perfect car in stock form. I did alot of tuning to the suspension anyway just to make it better. I don't really think I'm in a stock drift car phase. I can't be if my PS2 is broke, lol.
