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Break your racing wheel with the x2010
7. Get your P License.
http://i53.tinypic.com/1z1tsw4.jpg
8. Drift a golden Midget on two wheels.
http://i56.tinypic.com/34e80va.jpg
9. Leave the opposing field of cars in carnage and ruin behind you.
http://i52.tinypic.com/1z6r488.jpg
I didn't force you to read this thread . . .
. . . and I am not bored of GT5 at this moment, this thread is to give people suggestions of things to do if/when they get bored eventually.
Go be a troll somewhere else.![]()

I thought it would be a great idea for us (members of GTPlanet) to compile a list of things to do before we get bored of playing GT5 (which will never happen hopefully).
Simply reply to this thread with your idea with the chronological number preceding your post.
I'll start us off.
#1. Purchase the Fiat 500 F '68 from the Premium Dealership, go to practice mode, select Nurburgring 24H (time/weather change), start a one-make race, cockpit view, turn the HUD and race info off, and enjoy.
Thanks in advance for reading/sharing your ideas.
. . . and please don't forget to post a number with your idea/ideas.![]()
How can some people already be bored of this game, honestly, I still play GT2 sometimes
I love taking pictures of backfires etc etc etc
Which track and conditions could recreate this??👍
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Not enough events.
A-Spec career is utterly lame this time around...
- not enough races/events/championships
- where are all the one-make/one-model races from previous GTs?
- they make huge deal out of having Ferrari cars in the game, and then the only Ferrari event is just one single 3-lap race on Monza?
- a career that is not only extemely linear, but can also be completed in a week or two?
- no proper rally/dirt/snow races like in previous GTs
- hardly any events have challenging restrictions
- prize cars suck (i.e. are not an incentive) and can only be won once
- most events are highly unbalanced due to one rabbit being always in the grid killing any interesting competition you could have had
- pointless license system
- overuse of some tracks (can I say 'Tsukuba' and 'Fuji'?), underuse of most others (where are all the reverse tracks in the events?)
- stupid XP system and structural underpayment force players to grind
Seriously.. this game was designed to last only a few weeks and can not be compared to brilliant games like GT4, GT3 and GT2.
Some people are perhaps not as easily entertained as you are?
Maybe you're right, it could be more "entertaining", but that doesn't mean I won't still play it in two years time. I bought a 500 steeringwheel, so I intend on using it at least for every car I own in the game, that will keep me busy. Honestly, for all the people that are not interested in the game anymore: so be it, don't play the game then, no one is telling you what to do.![]()
I know that. But if we do not speak out loud enough, then chances are that GT6 will just as bad a trainwreck as GT5 is.
And I really would like GT6 to be at least as good as GT4.
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25. Roll over a stock prius.
I love taking pictures of backfires etc etc etc
I love taking pictures of backfires etc etc etc
Eventually drive 1000 miles with a single go-kart. Just my 2 cents.