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- TomKnock
Hi all,
I've read the threads about completing S-7 with great interest, as I'm currently struggling with this race, as am many others.
Am I correct in assuming, that the Ford GT LM Test is the way to go, to complete this race? And that the Elise someone also mentioned was good, is not so great for this particular race anymore, after the latest update?
I currently have 218.000 credits, so I can get the Ford GT LM soon, but would I be able to save some credits, by getting the F40 instead (at 400.000 as I recall?) and use that, to complete S-7 also?
Or is the F40 not suited for this race at all, and I'm better off getting the GT LM and then saving again for the F40, witch is needed in S-6?
I don't mind at all using 300.000 for the LM, and then saving again - I'll have to get used to saving up, when it's time to get the F1 anyway, he he
BTW - a small tip for those who don't know (I'm sure you all do, but for any newbies out there): You can turn off auto-save and then buy a car, test it on the events, and if you don't like it, just quit the game without saving - then when you restart you'll have your credits back, ready for new ventures
I really love this forum, and the advice all you hard-core racers give us, is just priceless - Thank you very much, to all you great contributers!
I've read the threads about completing S-7 with great interest, as I'm currently struggling with this race, as am many others.
Am I correct in assuming, that the Ford GT LM Test is the way to go, to complete this race? And that the Elise someone also mentioned was good, is not so great for this particular race anymore, after the latest update?
I currently have 218.000 credits, so I can get the Ford GT LM soon, but would I be able to save some credits, by getting the F40 instead (at 400.000 as I recall?) and use that, to complete S-7 also?
Or is the F40 not suited for this race at all, and I'm better off getting the GT LM and then saving again for the F40, witch is needed in S-6?
I don't mind at all using 300.000 for the LM, and then saving again - I'll have to get used to saving up, when it's time to get the F1 anyway, he he
BTW - a small tip for those who don't know (I'm sure you all do, but for any newbies out there): You can turn off auto-save and then buy a car, test it on the events, and if you don't like it, just quit the game without saving - then when you restart you'll have your credits back, ready for new ventures
I really love this forum, and the advice all you hard-core racers give us, is just priceless - Thank you very much, to all you great contributers!