Your Most Favorite/Least Favorite tracks
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- Guanajuato
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Favourites:
1. Citta di Aria: looks like my hometown, Guanajuato, Mexico.
2. Costa di Amalfi: it brings me peace and happiness.
3. George V Paris: it reminds me Paris at night and all about romance.
4. Seattle Circuit: like a peaceful Sunday afternoon driving a good ol' sedan.
5. Opera Paris: my first contact with GT world.
Disliked:
1. Laguna Seca: a headache for me. Not a pleasant track, I don't know why.
2. Suzuka: long and boring. No excitement at all.
3. Autumn Ring Mini: for what???
4. Special Stage Route 5: bad development.
Cheers!
1. Citta di Aria: looks like my hometown, Guanajuato, Mexico.
2. Costa di Amalfi: it brings me peace and happiness.
3. George V Paris: it reminds me Paris at night and all about romance.
4. Seattle Circuit: like a peaceful Sunday afternoon driving a good ol' sedan.
5. Opera Paris: my first contact with GT world.
Disliked:
1. Laguna Seca: a headache for me. Not a pleasant track, I don't know why.
2. Suzuka: long and boring. No excitement at all.
3. Autumn Ring Mini: for what???
4. Special Stage Route 5: bad development.
Cheers!
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Hard to pick one... Always like the GT classics....
Lets make it 3
It's always a big smile when i put the hammmer down setting up new cars on Apricot hill..
Same thing on trial montain...
And on the endless effort to get$$$ on GT4... . Costa di amalfi are a realy nice place...
Dont like Seatle .. I kinda think it could be so much better....w/ sum modds...
And.. the ones i breath 50 times before race....
H. Kong
Opera
Lets make it 3
It's always a big smile when i put the hammmer down setting up new cars on Apricot hill..
Same thing on trial montain...
And on the endless effort to get$$$ on GT4... . Costa di amalfi are a realy nice place...
Dont like Seatle .. I kinda think it could be so much better....w/ sum modds...
And.. the ones i breath 50 times before race....
H. Kong
Opera
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Really not big on any of the city tracks except for Seattle. And no matter how many times I drive it I just can't "get" Laguna Seca. I do well on the first turn and the corkscrew, but suck on the rest of the turns. Anyways, my favorites are El Capitan {all time fav}, Trial Mountain, Costa di Amalfi, Deep Forest, and Infineon.
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- indonesia
i love deep forest !
The scenery is beautiful,it also perfect place for drifting.
I hate hongkong,it really hard for me,and you know,i've almost forgot hongkong as GT4 track.
Bring SSR11 and RRS back,PD !
The scenery is beautiful,it also perfect place for drifting.
I hate hongkong,it really hard for me,and you know,i've almost forgot hongkong as GT4 track.
Bring SSR11 and RRS back,PD !
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- Merseyside, UK
Twin Ring Motegi is not my best liked track
My favourites are Deep forest, Costa di Amalfi, and Nurburgring:tup:
My favourites are Deep forest, Costa di Amalfi, and Nurburgring:tup:
The Ring is my favorite. It is for the hardcore and very rewarding when you start shaving tens of seconds by driving smoothly and taming the beast. I love it.
Next, I like all the Original courses, even if Polyphony made sure each one has at least 2 tunnels
. Best of the pack is Grand Valley. They should make it for real that one.
From the city courses, Citta is King while Seoul is boring on low powered machines - a blast with F1s and Minoltas though.
From the rally courses, Grand Canyon is my favorite because despite getting technical it has the best flow from the gravel courses. The snow courses I normally don't play at all, such a borefest.
Now the real tracks. As I said nothing compares with the Ring, although I see how its length can be a problem with slow cars - hey even by that you can still enjoy the ride!
The bad ones are the old Fujis. The 2005 though I like because of the last third that's fun. All the rest Japanese tracks are good, except Motegi that has no flow. The American ones are good as racetracks but plain looking. Le Mans is always fun and Monaco is zipping even if the uphill is in reality narrower.
Man, GT4 has great tracks. For me 3/4 of the tracks are really fun to drive on any car.
Next, I like all the Original courses, even if Polyphony made sure each one has at least 2 tunnels
. Best of the pack is Grand Valley. They should make it for real that one.From the city courses, Citta is King while Seoul is boring on low powered machines - a blast with F1s and Minoltas though.
From the rally courses, Grand Canyon is my favorite because despite getting technical it has the best flow from the gravel courses. The snow courses I normally don't play at all, such a borefest.
Now the real tracks. As I said nothing compares with the Ring, although I see how its length can be a problem with slow cars - hey even by that you can still enjoy the ride!
The bad ones are the old Fujis. The 2005 though I like because of the last third that's fun. All the rest Japanese tracks are good, except Motegi that has no flow. The American ones are good as racetracks but plain looking. Le Mans is always fun and Monaco is zipping even if the uphill is in reality narrower.
Man, GT4 has great tracks. For me 3/4 of the tracks are really fun to drive on any car.
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My attitude about tracks changes over time. But the most reliable favorite is Opera Paris by a longshot! A close secord would be Grand Valley.
I really dislike most of the relatively flat racetracks that are out in big fields like Susuka, Infineon and Motegi.
But the one I hate with a passion is Costa di Amalfi; no rhythm, no speed, just a cluster:censored: of lateral forces.
I really dislike most of the relatively flat racetracks that are out in big fields like Susuka, Infineon and Motegi.
But the one I hate with a passion is Costa di Amalfi; no rhythm, no speed, just a cluster:censored: of lateral forces.
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