rncjr88Thanks for all of your replys, We both bought GT5 the first week it came out and worked really hard to get everything we had. And we both started out with the civic, but his hard drive crashed and he did not have his game backed up on a flash drive so he lost EVERYTHING. I was tryin to send him a car that would help him get back up pretty quick. I sent the Nissan Fairlady Z. Thanks again.
He is already back to Lv. 17 in two days.
Just put an x2010 on borrow
Tommy kaira zzII.
And kill the game. GT is about enjoying cars of every speed classes. Leveling is just a product of gameplay, not the goal.
I started GT5 with a civic. Most GTs I have started with an old toyota supra.
This. There's something magical about "struggling" in the beginning. It's probably coupled a bit to it being the new game at the time, but starting GT2 for the first time, then GT3, GT4 and even GT5 was awesome. Once cash was easy to come by (combined with the open tuning restrictions), the magic sort of vanishes unless you work hard to keep it there (I'm avoiding the seasonals at the moment, it's interesting... but still easy)
I'd love PD to add a sort of sub-mode that allows you to start again without actually starting again, sort of like a "budget" mode. E.g. your task is to win a given championship within three seasons / attempts. Starting with so much money, you can only re-invest what you win. It's early-days GT gameplay you can access at any time! (C-Spec?)
In GT5 I'd gotten I TVR Tuscan by the end of the first day and a Panoz a short while later. Just no satisfaction in that.