Chikane_GTR
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Today is just back to the grind which to me is relaxing got my credits to over 21M.
4 star ticket stuff help with 30K.
4 star ticket stuff help with 30K.
Just did that race, with the RS5, in VR. The time of day along with the mist and the lingering sparks from the cars ahead. Amazing.Only one 'achievement' this week, but hopefully a good one... after months of dripping bits of info about GT7 to my mate, he finally bought the game and has started playing it.
Although I still think that GT7 is quite flawed - and that some of the bigger flaws have yet to be addressed (or likely won't be because they're not 'flaws' as much as they are features of the game now), I still clearly have a great deal of passion for the game, which is understandable since it is an amazing game, warts and all.
GT7 doesn't get everything right - but what it does get right, it gets really right - and, at the end of the day, when you are on track, behind the wheel, and putting together a perfect lap on a favourite circuit, there is fewer better feelings - and that clearly shows when I talk about the game to my mates.
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Last night I took the Audi RS DTM and tried the WTC800 at Nurb Endurance - I was struggling in places as you have to be gentle on the throttle coming out of tight corners, but I made my way up the field, making some pretty tasty (and clean) passes in the process. However, as I passed the AI Audi R8, I ran slightly wide and lost about a second, allowing the R8 to come along side. As I came back on track, side by side with the R8, I was ever so slightly ahead, and the contact with the R8 was enough to send me sideways and then spearing off into the scenery. Not having mapped the reverse button on my wheel, I lost several seconds before clumsily re-entering the race.
I ended up finishing 3rd, beating an AI car by less than 0.010 s as it ran out of fuel just before the line. I finished 31s back from P1, so I likely would not have won anyway, but the incident with the R8 likely cost me P2. Still, it was a great race, and the Endurance variation is a very welcome addition to the game.
I still clearly have a great deal of passion for the game, which is understandable since it is an amazing game, warts and all.
GT7 doesn't get everything right - but what it does get right, it gets really right -
Perfectly put braddah' .. I couldn't have put that better myself.. that is exactly how I feel at the end of my day.. all of everything just doesn't even matter except being behind the wheel of one my prize rides just doin' it.. 70" LG, pitch dark man-cave (garage), ear buds, wife's asleep, not a care in the world.. yeah, it may not be perfect, but i'll tell ya this much.. it has my full attention, that's for damn sure..and, at the end of the day, when you are on track, behind the wheel, and putting together a perfect lap on a favourite circuit, there is fewer better feelings..
I bought 6 RS500s meaning to do them up as touring cars, but haven't got round to it yet. Also a couple of M3s. I've been caught up with Porsche Cup cars recently, but I will get back to the 90s soon😃Not today, but yesterday I tried my best turning the E30 M3 Sport Evolution into its Group A equivalent. Found it a nice period Warsteiner livery, and from what I’ve managed to learn about the technical specs of the touring car, I think I’ve just about done it justice in terms of authenticity. Thankfully, PD are pretty damn close to those specs once weight reduction and engine upgrades are appropriately applied. I like to think they had the Group A car in consideration when doing the road car. I remember Kaz saying we could ‘create our own Racing Modification’ as in the older games, so I’m glad that in doing this the end result is quite authentic.
I’ve also got the old Sierra Cossie (currently with the classic Texaco livery). I’d like to build a fleet of the old Group A cars of that era. If anyone is doing the same, or knows of anyone that’s done the same, link me up! 😄
Est. time zone NYCYeah.. good werk!
Excellent.. no better way to go to sleep..
We gotta race sometime bra'.. I know it'd be a battle..
Enjoy the evening & keep it up..
btw... where ya at ?? (country/time zone)
NW.
Really? I got exactly the same thing from the daily insult, er, roulette spin. Almost as meaningless as the ultra high RPM turbo for the BRZ drift car I received yesterday.Good thing the 4 star ticket gave me... an Aston Martin invite??? Aww, c'mon!
As much as I hate the ticket stuff system I must say it does feel good when you finally get the item you been waiting for.Did one grind at Sardegna, lapped all the AIs except Fraga, but I saw him in the last straight he crossed the finish line before his last lap, as I was finishing my race quite happy about that. Maybe I could lap him too, did a few minor mistakes here and there. Most laps in the 1:41s on FM6. One stop at lap 10 to refuel and that's it.
For my DW got a 4* which delivered something I was eagerly waiting since february : a Bugatti invite ! YES !!
Not enough money yet but the Veyron is not that expensive.
And I need to grind for the legendary Jaguar too.
PST time zone (West Coast).. PDX (Portland Oregon)Est. time zone NYC
The Jag will be back about a month after it disappears as it's one of the Trophy Three. The 964 will also be back in less than a month after it goes as it's in the UCD. The 959 might make a second appearance about a month after it goes like most of the post-launch Hagerty's cars, though the last one of 2022 (Toyota Celica rally car) was gone for well over that (and indeed, a couple weeks past where it would have been had that initial appearance been its designated spot in the rotation).I hesitate to grind to get the 959 & 964 before they go away, or grind for the Jag XJ13, I'll may be go for the Porsches before as they disappear soon, to reappear who knows when.
Thanks for all those infos, I come back to the PC after some grind to get the 959, so it seems I've made the better choice without knowing the ins and outs 🤓Long story short, get the 959 now.