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Official GTPlanet Member of the Fortnight [Member of the Week]
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Yes, PM me and when you do be sure to include, anywhere in the message, to stop playing Destiny, Driveclub, Forza Horizon 2, and whatever else I can't seem to tear myself away from.
In big bold letters too.
It probably won't encourage me to stop whatsoever but it's good to have plans, right?
In big bold letters too.
It probably won't encourage me to stop whatsoever but it's good to have plans, right?
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The recognition of new faces continues from this point on, someone that doesn't cower in the face of fame, someone that doesn't regress when presented with the opportunity to shout from a rooftop "I'm better than you... on the internet!", someone that loves Gran Turismo with the utmost affection and for some strange reason would leap at the opportunity to become one of The Disturbed 25 (yes, there are 25 of us and we haven't committed suicide yet). These are the traits of the archetype known only as The GTPlanet Member of the Week.
No matter where you go, people will know you. No matter what you say, no one will interrupt or correct you. No matter what you're wearing it will be fashionable for the next 10 years.
So let us welcome the newest member to the League of Extraordinary GTPeople, Starlord, er, I mean StarLight!
First of all, it is an honour to be chosen. It feels unreal, because I didn’t expect it. There are thousands of other good members on this forum and I never thought I’d become a ‘member of the week’. Now that I am one, it feels great to join the other members of the week.
I joined GTP in April, 2011. Foremost for the freebies, later on for the trading. Essentially just for my own benefit. However, along the way I met some great people and they keep me coming back to GTP; the community is great.
At the moment (since January) I mainly visit the ‘car suggestions’ thread ... until now I have suggested 251 cars and my StarLight Garage is well known. Furthermore, I regularly visit the ‘GT6 Seasonal & Quick Match Events’ and the ‘Photomode’ sub-forums.
When GT5 was introduced, I was really excited because the graphics looked so awesome. I instantly fell in love with the realistic features of the game and it moved me to buy a PS3 in 2010.
That’s a good question. For other games I use the name ‘SkyHawk’ but for GTP I wanted to make it more related to the game. There’s a paint chip in GT5 called ‘Starlight Black Metallic’ and I liked the ‘StarLight’ so that’s why I chose it.
Definitely Gran Turismo!
I don't play any other racing games except Gran Turismo, all my free time goes to GT6 so I don't have time for other games.
It looks great and it works fine but the search function needs more attention as it does not always work correctly. For example, when I try to look for a car and the search engine doesn’t find it, I do find it manually in the forum.
GT6, in my humble opinion, is just an improved GT5. One of the major improvements is the car handling. I’m also very happy with the cars we get with each patch and pleased with the choice of amazing tracks. However, I do miss the trade option as it leads to more contact with GTP members. And last but not least, I also miss the track and livery editor.
I always try to be involved and do my best to contribute to the community. In the beginning with GT5, I did this by being involved in trading with other GTP members and later on with creating replicas. As for now, with GT6, I suggest cars for GT6 and future editions. My aim is to suggest a variety of cars, so people also learn something about rare, exclusive, insane and weird cars.
At my age I prefer mild. Too young for cold and too old for hot.
Oh, that's an easy one, of course GT6 so I could drive supercars all day and enjoy tracks like El Sierra.
My hometown is a big and young city in the Netherlands. There is not much history, except for the fact that it is built in a ‘polder’ (Land reclaimed from a body of water, such as a lake or the sea. In this case the sea). National carmakers such as Spyker, Donkervoort and Savage Rivale are within a 50km drive.
I read all the news.
I like photography, designing, reading and driving.
No not really, I have a Skoda Octavia 2.0 TDi wagon.
Once again: Gran Turismo!
I would accept the invitation since I noticed that the moderators are very busy and so more taskforce would be welcome to help them out.
My avatar has changed many times, but since a year or two it remains the same.
The Senna avatar reflects that I'm an Ayrton Senna fan. On the other hand people recognize me better if I use the same avatar.
Usually option b, but for GT5 and GT6 I have pre-ordered the games.
No, I don't have made any plans for a PS4. But I'm afraid when GT7 comes out I will probably run to the store and buy a PS4.
To produce a sports car with classic lines, without electronics gadgets, that everyone can afford and have fun with.
November Man, The Purge Anarchy and Dracula Untold.
7!
Ferrari F40, in my opinion the most beautiful Ferrari ever made.
It’s like me, old and wise.
I really don’t remember where and when. I don’t think it differs very much from todays style.
None.
Yes, sometimes when I can’t fall in sleep at 3 or 4AM.
From the day PD decided to ban all hacked cars until GT6 was introduced.
No one in particular, many members are an inspiration to me.
3D experience so it becomes more realistic.
It will take a alligator, with a longer and stronger tail the hippo could break a big boat in two with a tremendous speed under water (like a hippo torpedo).
Eva Mendes, she is beautiful and has a gorgeous body.
No.
I wish I could, but no.
Thanks for choosing me as the ‘member of the week’, very appreciated.
No matter where you go, people will know you. No matter what you say, no one will interrupt or correct you. No matter what you're wearing it will be fashionable for the next 10 years.
So let us welcome the newest member to the League of Extraordinary GTPeople, Starlord, er, I mean StarLight!
First of all, it is an honour to be chosen. It feels unreal, because I didn’t expect it. There are thousands of other good members on this forum and I never thought I’d become a ‘member of the week’. Now that I am one, it feels great to join the other members of the week.
I joined GTP in April, 2011. Foremost for the freebies, later on for the trading. Essentially just for my own benefit. However, along the way I met some great people and they keep me coming back to GTP; the community is great.
At the moment (since January) I mainly visit the ‘car suggestions’ thread ... until now I have suggested 251 cars and my StarLight Garage is well known. Furthermore, I regularly visit the ‘GT6 Seasonal & Quick Match Events’ and the ‘Photomode’ sub-forums.
When GT5 was introduced, I was really excited because the graphics looked so awesome. I instantly fell in love with the realistic features of the game and it moved me to buy a PS3 in 2010.
That’s a good question. For other games I use the name ‘SkyHawk’ but for GTP I wanted to make it more related to the game. There’s a paint chip in GT5 called ‘Starlight Black Metallic’ and I liked the ‘StarLight’ so that’s why I chose it.
Definitely Gran Turismo!
I don't play any other racing games except Gran Turismo, all my free time goes to GT6 so I don't have time for other games.
It looks great and it works fine but the search function needs more attention as it does not always work correctly. For example, when I try to look for a car and the search engine doesn’t find it, I do find it manually in the forum.
GT6, in my humble opinion, is just an improved GT5. One of the major improvements is the car handling. I’m also very happy with the cars we get with each patch and pleased with the choice of amazing tracks. However, I do miss the trade option as it leads to more contact with GTP members. And last but not least, I also miss the track and livery editor.
I always try to be involved and do my best to contribute to the community. In the beginning with GT5, I did this by being involved in trading with other GTP members and later on with creating replicas. As for now, with GT6, I suggest cars for GT6 and future editions. My aim is to suggest a variety of cars, so people also learn something about rare, exclusive, insane and weird cars.
At my age I prefer mild. Too young for cold and too old for hot.
Oh, that's an easy one, of course GT6 so I could drive supercars all day and enjoy tracks like El Sierra.
My hometown is a big and young city in the Netherlands. There is not much history, except for the fact that it is built in a ‘polder’ (Land reclaimed from a body of water, such as a lake or the sea. In this case the sea). National carmakers such as Spyker, Donkervoort and Savage Rivale are within a 50km drive.
I read all the news.
I like photography, designing, reading and driving.
No not really, I have a Skoda Octavia 2.0 TDi wagon.
Once again: Gran Turismo!
I would accept the invitation since I noticed that the moderators are very busy and so more taskforce would be welcome to help them out.
My avatar has changed many times, but since a year or two it remains the same.
The Senna avatar reflects that I'm an Ayrton Senna fan. On the other hand people recognize me better if I use the same avatar.
Usually option b, but for GT5 and GT6 I have pre-ordered the games.
No, I don't have made any plans for a PS4. But I'm afraid when GT7 comes out I will probably run to the store and buy a PS4.
To produce a sports car with classic lines, without electronics gadgets, that everyone can afford and have fun with.
November Man, The Purge Anarchy and Dracula Untold.
7!
Ferrari F40, in my opinion the most beautiful Ferrari ever made.
It’s like me, old and wise.
I really don’t remember where and when. I don’t think it differs very much from todays style.
None.
Yes, sometimes when I can’t fall in sleep at 3 or 4AM.
From the day PD decided to ban all hacked cars until GT6 was introduced.
No one in particular, many members are an inspiration to me.
3D experience so it becomes more realistic.
It will take a alligator, with a longer and stronger tail the hippo could break a big boat in two with a tremendous speed under water (like a hippo torpedo).
Eva Mendes, she is beautiful and has a gorgeous body.
No.
I wish I could, but no.
Thanks for choosing me as the ‘member of the week’, very appreciated.
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Well deserved, Mr. @StarLight 👍
All I read was "GT5", "GT6" and "GT7" -> GT fanboism here.
And:
16. Are you driving anything special at the moment?
No not really, I have a Skoda Octavia 2.0 TDi wagon.
That`s one of the most reasonable choice one can make.
Welcome to the madhouse.
All I read was "GT5", "GT6" and "GT7" -> GT fanboism here.
And:
16. Are you driving anything special at the moment?
No not really, I have a Skoda Octavia 2.0 TDi wagon.
That`s one of the most reasonable choice one can make.
Welcome to the madhouse.
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@StarLight a decent and respectful man who deserved to be member of the week!
Iam proud to be his friend!
👍
Iam proud to be his friend!
👍
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A late congratulations @StarLight.
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The recognition of new faces continues from this point on, someone that doesn't cower in the face of fame, someone that doesn't regress when presented with the opportunity to shout from a rooftop "I'm better than you... on the internet!", someone that took the initiative to complete the questionnaire on his own terms before finding out it had to be tailored to him. These are the traits of the archetype known only as The GTPlanet Member of the Week.
No matter where you go, people will know you. No matter what you say, no one will interrupt or correct you. No matter what you're wearing it will be fashionable for the next 10 years.
So let us welcome the newest member to the League of Extraordinary SVX, lover of all things Subaru!
Wow, I am just absolutely blown away and honoured. I never thought I’d ever be nominated for such a highly contested thing, but sure enough, here we are.
I originally came to GTPlanet back in the GT4 days, where I’d like to check out the car list repeatedly, back when GTP had the library section. I then found the forum, which I decided to sign up to after finding it didn’t have a 13 year old age restriction unlike other forums I had found. I was 9 at the time of signing up.
Numerous things keep me coming back. A main factor would be the ability for the forum to cater to everyone’s interests. If I really felt like it, I can go hang my jaw wide open at the photography section, take a quick squizz at the anime thread and the debate on why toast is the coolest thing ever made. This is something that I’ve found that other forums don’t do as well. You’d expect it to be a real clinical feeling due to the strict rules on how to post, but really, it feels the opposite.
Another thing would be the friendliness of everyone. I’m sure I still wouldn’t be still here today if people didn’t spent times out of their lives to help me and show me where I was going wrong, which not only helped out my posting style but my attitude in real life too.
Most of the time you’ll see me in the Cars in General forum or the Grand Theft Auto sub forum.
The GTA forum is the prime point to get information about GTA on GTP, and is a key place to generally chit chat about it or organize meets which are always fun!
I’ve been using the Cars in General forum more and more as of late to try and gain information about the mechanical workings of cars. Thanks to the many people who produce such quality content I am able to do it. 👍 The cool wall threads are great too, producing often heated discussions. Although, saying that, they have been rather neutral as of late *knock on wood* or do I? 
As soon as I was born, my entire world was revolved around cars. I was very privileged to have started off with a PS1 at a very early age, which gave me a great glimpse of the early NFS series, and of course, GT1 and GT2. The mere fact that it was a game situated around cars first caught my attention, but the attention to detail, realism and extensiveness of the car list I reckon is what made me stay with the series until today.
Ever since I was born, my dad has had a hobby of importing damaged Subarus from Japan for real cheap, fixing them up and selling them for a good profit due to the exclusivity Subarus had in NZ 10, 15 years ago. One of the cars he bought was an SVX, and it was the car that I was most interested. It wasn’t like any other Subaru, or any car on the road for that matter, its looks were out of this world. To couple that with the fact that almost no one knew what it was, made it all the sweeter. Plus, SVX looks cool as a name.
Now, I’m probably going to have shoes thrown at me for saying this, but… Forza. While GT will
always have a place reserved in my heart for it, the prospect of Forza not only delivering what its consumers want, but actually delivering something.
GT is probably the only racing game I play somewhat regularly due to GTAV taking up most of my time now days, but I still get a kick out of the NFS series and F1 series.
I find it really, reallycrap great. The added functionality for mobiles is a Godsend, especially if you are on a phone that is quite unloved on the app support. The streamlined of it makes it so easy to find everything. Though, I did find out that the conversation posts do not have an auto save, which I found out the hard way. I tip my hat off to @Jordon @Jordan for is continuous hard work of pleasing us picky bunch, and succeeding.
I find GT6 a vastly improved GT5, a game that I grew bored of very quickly. While GT6 is less complete at the start, I have a feeling that in the end it'll be a great game. To me, the vastly improved physics engine practically sealed the deal to get it.
I feel I bring a unique perspective, opinion and side of the story from a young teenager's point of view. My willingness to go into a debate often leads me into a heated debate where I won't back down without a fight, which I believe is an effect of my young age and my immaturity. I think I am fairly mature for my age, but I still have awhile to go yet, so mistakes like getting into a bad argument can often be very beneficial and educational. I think really my immaturity is my only 'weak point' where I need to focus on.
Well, when I got the PM I was a little overwhelmed at first. With the ‘what do you say’ I misinterpreted as asking ‘what do you say in the interview’. Yes, I’m a bit thick.
Forza Horizon 2. Beautiful cars, southern Europe, music festivals. What’s not to like?
I didn’t think there was anything remotely interesting about my hometown, so I went to Wikipedia, and turns out I wasn’t wrong. This is only the most noteworthy stuff.
A lot is wrong with me, so that’s why I probably haven’t played it. It just doesn’t seem like a game I’d find interesting, FPSes aren’t really my forte.
I’m really into photography, cars (of course), sports (football, basketball, touch rugby) and drawing/sketching.
I wish. They moved the legal driving age up to 16 a couple of years ago. :/
Grand Theft Auto V. There’s a reason why it’s the only game where I’ve been incredibly hyped for.
Go into no man’s land and clear out all of the culprits in the drag racing forum and drifting forum. It’d be called the GTPlanet massacre.
I really cool picture I thought, and it fits nicely with my username. Thanks @Skython.
The only games I really deemed necessary to pre order was GTAV and GT6. GT6… that was probably a waste of $103 (it was only a standard version!
)
If it’s a game I must have, a). If it’s not, c).
I very nearly bought an Xbox One a few months ago, but didn’t due to my parents not allowing me to spend my own money. I’ll most likely stick with the Xbox One, as most games I am interested in a multi-platform, but due to Forza I’m swayed there.
My mission statement would be to introduce cars that are cheap, reliable, easy to mod and great to drive, and more traditional/mechanical.
The whole distance.
I don’t go out much, and there are no formals to catch me out like a few years ago.
6.5 at best, but when I’m hyped up… 8.
1971 Nissan Skyline GT-R (KPGC10) Hakosuka. I absolutely love this car due to its rawness, styling, sound, omg that sound, its pedigree and simplicity. I think it shows that I’m more into the drive, and am willing to give up road comfort and extras for a brilliant sound and experience.
My first post was congratulating @Smallhorses on winning an American sports car race in a Taurus SHO. For such an simple message, I really messed it up:
I’d say the main difference has been the quality of my messages, actually providing something useful (more so than a congratulatory message), and not capitalizing every letter. Now, one of my first threads…
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/family-cup-10-in-my-subaru-setup.113705/
Let’s not go there.
Nine times out of ten I’ll have a look at the Hot Wheels/Matchbox section and the gaming section, just to see what prices are like.
Nothing.
I’m not one to really watch horror/scary movies, though Scary Movie might find itself on due to being on every Halloween.
Probably about four days, due to school camps.
I have a few members I’m inspired by, most specifically @homeforsummer and @niky, because they do the job I’m aspiring to do!
Shem is also someone I look up greatly to. 👍
Proper NFS Shift style customization. I want me some wide bodies!
A human. A typical girl teenager to be specific. Because watching it do a duck face would be hilarious.
Lana Del Ray or Taylor Swift. I would love to see the look on @Sharky.’s face.
But, seriously though, both are them are incredibly gorgeous woman, with a great voice too.
I have, I once joined @akmuq’s Swift Racing Series. I was not ready for that, at all. Total disaster, I did not have the maturity for it at all.
Yup. @Skython and I have spitballed plenty of ideas.
I am still completely blown away, many thanks to whoever nominated me!
Really sorry for this taking so long, here you go though.
No matter where you go, people will know you. No matter what you say, no one will interrupt or correct you. No matter what you're wearing it will be fashionable for the next 10 years.
So let us welcome the newest member to the League of Extraordinary SVX, lover of all things Subaru!
Wow, I am just absolutely blown away and honoured. I never thought I’d ever be nominated for such a highly contested thing, but sure enough, here we are.
I originally came to GTPlanet back in the GT4 days, where I’d like to check out the car list repeatedly, back when GTP had the library section. I then found the forum, which I decided to sign up to after finding it didn’t have a 13 year old age restriction unlike other forums I had found. I was 9 at the time of signing up.
Numerous things keep me coming back. A main factor would be the ability for the forum to cater to everyone’s interests. If I really felt like it, I can go hang my jaw wide open at the photography section, take a quick squizz at the anime thread and the debate on why toast is the coolest thing ever made.
This is something that I’ve found that other forums don’t do as well. You’d expect it to be a real clinical feeling due to the strict rules on how to post, but really, it feels the opposite.Another thing would be the friendliness of everyone. I’m sure I still wouldn’t be still here today if people didn’t spent times out of their lives to help me and show me where I was going wrong, which not only helped out my posting style but my attitude in real life too.
Most of the time you’ll see me in the Cars in General forum or the Grand Theft Auto sub forum.
The GTA forum is the prime point to get information about GTA on GTP, and is a key place to generally chit chat about it or organize meets which are always fun!
I’ve been using the Cars in General forum more and more as of late to try and gain information about the mechanical workings of cars. Thanks to the many people who produce such quality content I am able to do it. 👍 The cool wall threads are great too, producing often heated discussions.
Although, saying that, they have been rather neutral as of late *knock on wood* or do I? As soon as I was born, my entire world was revolved around cars. I was very privileged to have started off with a PS1 at a very early age, which gave me a great glimpse of the early NFS series, and of course, GT1 and GT2. The mere fact that it was a game situated around cars first caught my attention, but the attention to detail, realism and extensiveness of the car list I reckon is what made me stay with the series until today.
Ever since I was born, my dad has had a hobby of importing damaged Subarus from Japan for real cheap, fixing them up and selling them for a good profit due to the exclusivity Subarus had in NZ 10, 15 years ago. One of the cars he bought was an SVX, and it was the car that I was most interested. It wasn’t like any other Subaru, or any car on the road for that matter, its looks were out of this world. To couple that with the fact that almost no one knew what it was, made it all the sweeter. Plus, SVX looks cool as a name.
Now, I’m probably going to have shoes thrown at me for saying this, but… Forza. While GT will
always have a place reserved in my heart for it, the prospect of Forza not only delivering what its consumers want, but actually delivering something.
GT is probably the only racing game I play somewhat regularly due to GTAV taking up most of my time now days, but I still get a kick out of the NFS series and F1 series.
I find it really, really
I tip my hat off to I find GT6 a vastly improved GT5, a game that I grew bored of very quickly. While GT6 is less complete at the start, I have a feeling that in the end it'll be a great game. To me, the vastly improved physics engine practically sealed the deal to get it.
I feel I bring a unique perspective, opinion and side of the story from a young teenager's point of view. My willingness to go into a debate often leads me into a heated debate where I won't back down without a fight, which I believe is an effect of my young age and my immaturity. I think I am fairly mature for my age, but I still have awhile to go yet, so mistakes like getting into a bad argument can often be very beneficial and educational. I think really my immaturity is my only 'weak point' where I need to focus on.
11. Funny story, you actually took the initiative to complete the questionnaire before I had a chance to personalize toward you, thus taking matters into your own hands and now here we are again - walk us through this one.
Well, when I got the PM I was a little overwhelmed at first. With the ‘what do you say’ I misinterpreted as asking ‘what do you say in the interview’. Yes, I’m a bit thick.
Forza Horizon 2. Beautiful cars, southern Europe, music festivals. What’s not to like?
I didn’t think there was anything remotely interesting about my hometown, so I went to Wikipedia, and turns out I wasn’t wrong. This is only the most noteworthy stuff.
A lot is wrong with me, so that’s why I probably haven’t played it.
It just doesn’t seem like a game I’d find interesting, FPSes aren’t really my forte.I’m really into photography, cars (of course), sports (football, basketball, touch rugby) and drawing/sketching.
I wish. They moved the legal driving age up to 16 a couple of years ago. :/
Grand Theft Auto V. There’s a reason why it’s the only game where I’ve been incredibly hyped for.
Go into no man’s land and clear out all of the culprits in the drag racing forum and drifting forum. It’d be called the GTPlanet massacre.
I really cool picture I thought, and it fits nicely with my username. Thanks @Skython.
The only games I really deemed necessary to pre order was GTAV and GT6. GT6… that was probably a waste of $103 (it was only a standard version!
)If it’s a game I must have, a). If it’s not, c).
I very nearly bought an Xbox One a few months ago, but didn’t due to my parents not allowing me to spend my own money. I’ll most likely stick with the Xbox One, as most games I am interested in a multi-platform, but due to Forza I’m swayed there.
My mission statement would be to introduce cars that are cheap, reliable, easy to mod and great to drive, and more traditional/mechanical.
The whole distance.
I don’t go out much, and there are no formals to catch me out like a few years ago.
6.5 at best, but when I’m hyped up… 8.
1971 Nissan Skyline GT-R (KPGC10) Hakosuka. I absolutely love this car due to its rawness, styling, sound, omg that sound, its pedigree and simplicity. I think it shows that I’m more into the drive, and am willing to give up road comfort and extras for a brilliant sound and experience.
My first post was congratulating @Smallhorses on winning an American sports car race in a Taurus SHO. For such an simple message, I really messed it up:
Good Work Man.
I’d say the main difference has been the quality of my messages, actually providing something useful (more so than a congratulatory message
), and not capitalizing every letter. Now, one of my first threads…https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/family-cup-10-in-my-subaru-setup.113705/
Let’s not go there.
Nine times out of ten I’ll have a look at the Hot Wheels/Matchbox section and the gaming section, just to see what prices are like.
Nothing.
I’m not one to really watch horror/scary movies, though Scary Movie might find itself on due to being on every Halloween.
Probably about four days, due to school camps.
I have a few members I’m inspired by, most specifically @homeforsummer and @niky, because they do the job I’m aspiring to do!
Shem is also someone I look up greatly to. 👍
Proper NFS Shift style customization. I want me some wide bodies!
A human. A typical girl teenager to be specific. Because watching it do a duck face would be hilarious.
Lana Del Ray or Taylor Swift. I would love to see the look on @Sharky.’s face.
But, seriously though, both are them are incredibly gorgeous woman, with a great voice too.
I have, I once joined @akmuq’s Swift Racing Series. I was not ready for that, at all. Total disaster, I did not have the maturity for it at all.
Yup. @Skython and I have spitballed plenty of ideas.
I am still completely blown away, many thanks to whoever nominated me!
Really sorry for this taking so long, here you go though.
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Destiny has already happened. You acknowledged it.
...'Twas your destiny.
EDIT: I can word today.
...'Twas your destiny.
EDIT: I can word today.
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You better not knock on me! Oh wow, I just made a joke that like; two people are going to understand.
Livery-what now?
The whole distance.
I don’t go out much, and there are no formals to catch me out like a few years ago.
We're going to have to make a legally binding agreement to not Wham each other.
But anyway, congratulations, Josh.
You may make an awful noise occasionally when you have had too much sugar, and another awful noise when you haven't had too much sugar... But it's about damn time! You can't have a beer, and I don't want to hear the awful noise that you make when you have sugar... So here, have a congratulatory glass of water.And an apology for T-12 for dragging him all the way into the thread to respond to things he didn't even say... Sorry.
Move along please.
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Thanks very much, all. 👍
Just realized, that rather embarrassingly, I have @StarLight's answer for number 9.
Here's my actual answer:
I find GT6 a vastly improved GT5, a game that I grew bored of very quickly. While GT6 is less complete at the start, I have a feeling that in the end it'll be a great game. To me, the vastly improved physics engine practically sealed the deal to get it.
Just realized, that rather embarrassingly, I have @StarLight's answer for number 9.
Here's my actual answer:
I find GT6 a vastly improved GT5, a game that I grew bored of very quickly. While GT6 is less complete at the start, I have a feeling that in the end it'll be a great game. To me, the vastly improved physics engine practically sealed the deal to get it.
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Thanks, you two. 👍
Just noticed that I did the same thing for question 10, too. 
I feel I bring a unique perspective, opinion and side of the story from a young teenager's point of view. My willingness to go into a debate often leads me into a heated debate where I won't back down without a fight, which I believe is an effect of my young age and my immaturity. I think I am fairly mature for my age, but I still have awhile to go yet, so mistakes like getting into a bad argument can often be very beneficial and educational. I think really my immaturity is my only 'weak point' where I need to focus on.
Just noticed that I did the same thing for question 10, too. I feel I bring a unique perspective, opinion and side of the story from a young teenager's point of view. My willingness to go into a debate often leads me into a heated debate where I won't back down without a fight, which I believe is an effect of my young age and my immaturity. I think I am fairly mature for my age, but I still have awhile to go yet, so mistakes like getting into a bad argument can often be very beneficial and educational. I think really my immaturity is my only 'weak point' where I need to focus on.
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Must be an US thingy...
