Tired

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I don’t know about others out there, but I’m starting to get tired of GT2. I’ve dominated the game, and have had almost every car in the game. I’m posting this because I was just wondering if any one else out there was in the same position as me and because I got board after tuning my 7th RX-7! :odd:
 
yea, I got super tired of this game.

I played the hell out of it before I knew anything about it or the community of gt nuts out there.

I beat its pants off, then got 55 silvers on the licenses and 5 golds.

Then in a foolish mistake I erased my mem. card.

I started over agian from scratch and got all gold on the b license and the I-A license along with 4 golds on the super.

That was only after I beat the crap out of it again.

I personally gave up on the game after a certain amount of time and only played it again once I played my buddies gt3.

gt3 got my drive to play going again so I tried gt2 again.

Unfortunatly it wasnt enough, and in the end I had to buy gt3.

That was about 3 weeks ago, so I am currently working on gt3.

Ive got about 280 days on gt3 down so far and my progress is going well.
 
Bored wit GT2...NEVER!!!

GT3 gets more boring after a while. I've driven nearly every car in GT3, and tuned quite a few of them. In GT2 you have racing modifications and 400 more cars to fool around with. Yea, I did all the races and stuff in GT2, and I just play the game now to tune cars, but I still like GT2 more than GT3.
 
i would suppose GT3 would get boring faster, it ony has about 200 cars, where as GT2 has about 600. all though the graphics on Gt3 are obviously better, i don't know which one i actually like better.......now if a had a shark port and GT3 i wouldnt get that board that fast.

But i reall shouldn't be saying anything untill i get GT3
 
I love GT3. I loved tuneing the cars and then racing my friend with his best car agaisted mine. But then I ****ing PS2 broke. So I hooked my PS1 back up. And the only games I have is GT1 GT2 and NFSP. Well all I do now is try to solve the game. But everytime I get so far I end up starting all over again. I don't know why.
 
There's about 590 cars, of which maybe 500 or so are unique and worth driving. Not bad. I'm still going for all-gold (36 at the present), and playing around with lap times, setups....I'm not entirely bored just yet.

If I'm bored, I mess with game by using a GameShark. And that's not just to make hybrids...it's to make a more competitive AI.
 
It's all about the graphics. Two hundred cars is plenty for me. I put GT2 back in and gave it a go and just couldn't stomach what I was seeing. I do not want to actually see the frame rate. It was really distracting. It alsmost seems like they never polished GT2, an unfinished quality, like GT1 had better graphics. So it's just not worth it to me anymore. I tried, I didn't like it anymore, and there's no shame in that. But I still like talking about it.
 
i played GT2 for a year, then GT3 for 5 months. no i'm back on GT2. this games dies hard; just play something else for a few months and you'll love it again.
 
I think it's a nostalgia thing. Many gamers discovered GT1 5 years ago, and after about 2 years of that, the next one (GT2) came out. GT3 fowlled up about 1/2 years after that in the US, and now GT3 has been around for the same amount of time (at the time of this post).

A lot of GT2 fans (such as myself) started out with GT2 first, and fell back on GT1 later. GT3 came later, but the main argument against GT3 is the lack of cars, a lot of favorites from GT2 disappeared. Another complaint is that for the price of a new gaming console and memory card, the newest game isn't as the great improvment that was hoped for. Yes, the graphics are light-years ahead, but the competition still stinks.

There's even a lot of GT1 fans who swear the original's still the best. I tend to disagree; GT1 is a better layout for the simplicity of pure racing, but the car physics are a little nutty.

But if you started out with GT3, looking at anything else is a joke. Of course the graphics are better, but the AI's the same in either version (1 or 2)...GT2's only saving grace is the wealth of cars. And I haven't heard of a GT3 fan suddenly falling in love with GT1.

It all depends on where you began.
 
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