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- CyKosis1973
So, a couple of my buddies and I have decided to take our PS3s and copies of GT5 into work one Friday afternoon and network ourselves up in one of the Conference rooms. I have agreement, in principle, from my immediate line management, but still need to sell the idea to the building owners.
So, I've opted to go with the Charity line in order to convince those that need convincing
So what am I after?? Firstly, I need some challenges. Thus far I have considered:
I'm open to further suggestions for challenges and cars. I do want to keep the cars at stock weight and power, but drivetrain, suspension and transmission can be fully upgraded. I'm thinking of running on Sport Soft tyres too. It is unlikely that those participating will have played GT5 before, so the cars need to be easy to drive. No aids, other than ABS1, I don't want to entirely neuter the experience. The cars must be able to run online, as I suspect that we will head-to-head a few races too. The cars will have to be Premiums and thus easily available.
For now, if the Good Ideas Brigade can suggest some other challenges that Regular Joe's can relate to, I'd appreciate it most highly. Once there are some solid ideas, I'll open to the floor up to the tuners and ask for cars to be built to the required spec.
Hit me up and let me know what you think...
{Cy}
So, I've opted to go with the Charity line in order to convince those that need convincing
So what am I after?? Firstly, I need some challenges. Thus far I have considered:
- Hot laps around the 'Ring (Toyota 86 GT??).
- Can you beat Clarkson around Laguna Seca in an NSX?? (thanks to CSL, who happened to be driving an NSX at Laguna when I joined his Lounge, earlier)
- Can you beat the Stig around the TGTT in a McLaren MP4-12C??
I'm open to further suggestions for challenges and cars. I do want to keep the cars at stock weight and power, but drivetrain, suspension and transmission can be fully upgraded. I'm thinking of running on Sport Soft tyres too. It is unlikely that those participating will have played GT5 before, so the cars need to be easy to drive. No aids, other than ABS1, I don't want to entirely neuter the experience. The cars must be able to run online, as I suspect that we will head-to-head a few races too. The cars will have to be Premiums and thus easily available.
For now, if the Good Ideas Brigade can suggest some other challenges that Regular Joe's can relate to, I'd appreciate it most highly. Once there are some solid ideas, I'll open to the floor up to the tuners and ask for cars to be built to the required spec.
Hit me up and let me know what you think...
{Cy}