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Yeah, that's the car I won the Lightweight Cup with, I think you get it from winning the Sunday Cup.hgplayer1 said:
Yeah, that's the car I won the Lightweight Cup with, I think you get it from winning the Sunday Cup.hgplayer1 said:
hgplayer1 said:if Im thinking right then youre talking about the Lightweight K-Car Cup. I guess I got lucky I had won a small car that I was able to use in that series and win it pretty easily. it was the Autobianchi A112 Abarth '79.
An info screen shows up when you buy/sell your car which includes information such as weight and dimensions (lengthxwidthxheight).op_ivy said:oh, cool. i have that one.
is there an easy way to see all the relevant stats for the cars while shoppin g or even in the garage? for the life of me, i couldnt find any detailed info on any of the cars to tell what the length was, so i'd end up just eye balling the damn things while shopping from vendor to vendor.
op_ivy said:oh, cool. i have that one.
is there an easy way to see all the relevant stats for the cars while shoppin g or even in the garage? for the life of me, i couldnt find any detailed info on any of the cars to tell what the length was, so i'd end up just eye balling the damn things while shopping from vendor to vendor.
shpankey said:P.S. i fortunately got a Revision B wheel (whoohoo!!!). thank goodness! i was so worried about getting a Revision A.
Lindsay said:I am soooooo gonna get lost in this thread!
Where to begin? I just got my copy yesterday and have been playing since midnight. Took me 19 "days" to get my B license. Why do I got progressively worse as this series goes on? I ruled at GT1, skipped GT2, and sucked at GT3. Only got up to an A license in GT3, looks like the same is gonna apply to this game to. -_-;
You guys and your ultra setups aren't helping either lol. I'm scrubbing it with a 13" tv, mono sound, and composite cables. Woooo! Needless to say to me, it only looks alil above GT3 in graphics. But I'm not here to complain nooooo nothing like that!
I'm here for help! To get better! And I'm already trying to get better~even though I transferred my GT3 B & A licenses over along with some credits, I still went through the whole B license test. All bronze finishes but it's something right? Also I got it set to manual tranmission from the start no weak automatic for me o.o!
Now with 98,100 credits what kinda car ought to I get? Or more importantly what's the first race I should enter? Pleeeeeaase go easy on me (cause the game sure won't!)!
sonarrat said:Get a Lotus Elise (you can find this in the UK), get comfortable with it, and go to the Special Condition Events. Complete the second race, the Costa di Amalfi Rally (this does not require dirt tires), and sell the car you earn for a quarter-million. After you've done this a couple of times you can start building up a pretty serious collection.
op_ivy said:whats the difference, and how can i tell?
op_ivy said:thats also one of the most fun courses in the game IMO. i dont mind playing them over and over again at all![]()
i agree. that course is sweet. i'm having fun trying all kinds of different cars on it. the jump is also cool. first time i hit that going over 120 i about shit my pants as my car went literally flying through the air! :lolop_ivy said:thats also one of the most fun courses in the game IMO. i dont mind playing them over and over again at all![]()
sonarrat said:Yeah, it's a lot of fun. It's also really narrow though, which is why I'm recommending the itty little Elise over the big honking Skyline that I used. It was no fun to herd that thing through the streets. I actually spun it out once and got stuck. I backed up, went forward, backed up, went forward, and I couldn't get pointed the right way again. I had to wait for my opponent to smash into me. :lol
shpankey said:Revision B has steel ball bearing's instead of plastic. Which makes the wheel smoother and last longer. You can tell by looking on the plastic bag thingy that is over the enclosed manual. It will say Revision B on a little sticker on it. You can also tell by the serial number.
shpankey said:...the pedals however, not so good. the MOMO Force pedals literally obliterate these piece of shits. the gas and brake pedals have absolutely no resistance to them at all. whereas the MOMO Force has really nice tension. also, the base's size on the pedals is only about 2/3rds of the MOMO's and the DFP's pedal base is also much lighter, which is definately not good. lastly, there is a little more travel in the pedals on the MOMO which i prefer. i am not liking these pedals AT ALL! no sir, these suck. very dissapointed about this aspect...
sonarrat said:Get a Lotus Elise (you can find this in the UK), get comfortable with it, and go to the Special Condition Events. Complete the second race, the Costa di Amalfi Rally (this does not require dirt tires), and sell the car you earn for a quarter-million. After you've done this a couple of times you can start building up a pretty serious collection.
Lindsay said:I got the car and went to event place. But complete the race? Is that a joke?
sonarrat said:No, I'm quite serious. It may be a challenge but not an insurmountable one, since the cars you're racing against are old and slow.
Lindsay said:Cars ? I was only racing against 1...maybe I did go to the wrong place.
Also this games graphics suck for me. I don't know if it's running some uber graphics engine my POS tv can't handle but in-game and replays during certain parts of any track so far my screen starts vibrating and it really messes me up ;_;
Lindsay said:Also this games graphics suck for me. I don't know if it's running some uber graphics engine my POS tv can't handle but in-game and replays during certain parts of any track so far my screen starts vibrating and it really messes me up ;_;
op_ivy said:its not just you. i think the game is awesome, and the gt series has always had that "photo real" look for it, but i dont think it holds up graphically (track wise) against some other racers (wont mention names, dont want to start a fight or pissing contest). this isnt for purely technically reasons either, some tracks look pretty bad IMO. obviously, some look amazing too... there is some disparity between tracks. it seems the new to GT tracks look quite a bit better then the recycled ones, but thats kind of to be expected.
as far as the screen vibrating or shaking, its gotta be cause the image is pushing the ps2 too hard. you'll notice it most when their is a lot of trackside detail AND there are many cars visible on screen. because of this, its quite common on the replay cam footage starting "full throttle" races.
op_ivy said:as far as the screen vibrating or shaking, its gotta be cause the image is pushing the ps2 too hard. you'll notice it most when their is a lot of trackside detail AND there are many cars visible on screen. because of this, its quite common on the replay cam footage starting "full throttle" races.
are there any mods out for these pedals? the momo had a few different mods out for it (this and that) which made a big difference. i find it strange that your pedals have nice resistance and mine don't. my pedals have very very little resistance and you can't feel them hardly at all. if you have shoes on, forget about it altogether, it's like nothing but air. i took my pedal base apart on the DFP to have a look see and to guage if i could do the squash ball mod on the brake pedal (can't, as it's different kinda setup).Gek54 said:Im not sure which revision I have right now but the brake pedal on mine has a very nice resistance. The pedals also seem more percise, maybe more degrees of inputs? Never had a problem with the weight, the carpet teeth do a great job of holding it perfectly.
sonarrat said:It seems like they ditched the GT3 engine entirely and started from scratch (and a couple of old track layouts). The looks, the physics, the whole feel of the game is completely dissimilar to the older one. Yet it doesn't really look much better, just different. It seems like they put a lot of effort in for not a whole lot.
PS - S13 is owning me hard.
op_ivy said:yeah, i dont doubt that at all... yet, for some reason, the brand new tracks like tokyo, the grand canyon, capri etc look quite a bit better then say, seattle, that night stage, etc. maybe cause they are playing more to the strengths of the new engine?
I was about to type this very statement, but I figured quoting this would be faster.Belfast said:OK, so here's the deal.
I *SUCK* at this game.
shantyman said:This does not happen in 480p or 1080i mode. I only see it when I forget to switch to one of those modes.
GamePnoy74 said:Evo VIII MR on Grand Canyon...WTF?!
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shpankey said:..and Gek, damn you for allowing me to think that DFP was better all around! grrr... u almost cost me my baby!.
GXAlan said:It means your TV's deinterlacer is getting confused.
shantyman said:The bottom line is I have never seen the "shaking" when in 1080i mode.
I have a sony KV 30hs420 if anyone cares.
GamePnoy74 said:Evo VIII MR on Grand Canyon...WTF?!
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it's more prevelant in b-spec mode.shantyman said:The bottom line is I have never seen the "shaking" when in 1080i mode.
I have a sony KV 30hs420 if anyone cares.
shpankey said:it's more prevelant in b-spec mode.