Favorite car to drive in GT2
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I love just destorying the coolest car I can find
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you got that cerbera from the Special Stage R5 course.
I won that car but later sold it. It just didnt suite my taste.
I won that car but later sold it. It just didnt suite my taste.
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I didn't really like it much either. I was always a Supra GT fan myself, they have 686hp and are pure speed. Supra is probally my favorite non-hybrid in the game. Any MKIV Supra is fine by me.
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FAVE CAR: Weigert Vector W8 Twin-Turbo
FAVE HYBRID: CLK DTM? Does that count as hybrid? I got it off spanky.
FAVE HYBRID: CLK DTM? Does that count as hybrid? I got it off spanky.
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Well, I have a list of favorites. I dont think that you all would want to see it.
My overall favorites for appearance and best overall everything would be:
Altezza LM edition
Jaguar xts
Audi TT LM edition (sweet)
Honda Civic Dx (my first car modified in the game and definitely a fave)
Unisia Jec Skyline
There are many others, but Im most loyal to these cars.
My overall favorites for appearance and best overall everything would be:
Altezza LM edition
Jaguar xts
Audi TT LM edition (sweet)
Honda Civic Dx (my first car modified in the game and definitely a fave)
Unisia Jec Skyline
There are many others, but Im most loyal to these cars.
My fav non-hybrid car would have to be the MItsubiti FTO LM. or One of the Toyota GT-Ones.
My fav hybrid car would be my Renault Espace. 8000h.p. and weighs 2222lbs. It may be big and bulky but it flies and turns with no problems. and I hybrided a FTO LM just to make it a second faster. Added 50h.p and knocked about 150lbs of the weight. Now it does what ever i want it to.
My fav hybrid car would be my Renault Espace. 8000h.p. and weighs 2222lbs. It may be big and bulky but it flies and turns with no problems. and I hybrided a FTO LM just to make it a second faster. Added 50h.p and knocked about 150lbs of the weight. Now it does what ever i want it to.
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I think u can imagine that i like the escudo. Twin engine sounds gooood to me.
Easy, Ford GT40. That is one of the most beautiful cars I have ever seen. There are other cars Im better in, but that is the first car in the game that I REALLY enjoyed driving. The only thing is, I dont think I could choose between the regular one and the Gulf racing version. I love em both.
damn peoples cheating with these damn hybrids just play the damn game
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Mister roboto, let me tell you something..... or sk you soemthing..... Have you ever played a game so much that no matter hat you do with it, it's still boring? Well, before I started using gameshark, I was gonna sell my gt2. Then gameshark opened a whole new gt2 for me and it hasn't gotten boring and it's been about 1 year.
Same here. GT2 was done and over with a month or so after I got it, beaten up to whatever percent you could finish in 1.0, around 96.5% (I could be wrong about that number)
So it just sat on the shelf for about 2 months. You can't really do much with a racing game after you complete it and try out every part of it.
Then one day as I was looking at a few gaming messageboards, I saw someone mention hybrids. That's how I got my start in hybrid building.
And if you think we use hybrids to cheat, you're wrong. Only people who are pathetic losers use hybrids just to beat the A.I. racers, unless the hybrid cars are the same class as the other cars. Some of us use them for online races that allow hybrid cars. Some of us who aren't good enough to compete in the online races (like me, for the most part. I'm good enough to win the races in GT2, but not good enough to compete with most of the online racers around) just build them for online races or our own enjoyment and help other people learn how to do it themselves.
And another thing, many of us have gotten so good that we can win races in GT2 with hugely underpowered cars. So some have found ways to race against hybrid cars, making the races that much tougher.
I had yet to see a racing game keep anyone's interest more than a few months after it was released, but that changed when I started playing the GT series. The hybrids you can make in these games have given them new life. I know people who still play GT1 every day, just because of the hybrids they can make.
And another thing, have you ever wanted to drive a car in GT2, but the developers had only included a low powered piece of crap excuse? (kinda like the 'cuda they put in there...too underpowered, that doesn't live up to the 'cudas reputation) Well, with the right code, you can slap in that 426 Hemi engine that they should have put in that 'cuda, and you finally have a car worthy of the 'cuda name.
(Edited by skynyrd at 11:44 pm on July 30, 2001)
So it just sat on the shelf for about 2 months. You can't really do much with a racing game after you complete it and try out every part of it.
Then one day as I was looking at a few gaming messageboards, I saw someone mention hybrids. That's how I got my start in hybrid building.
And if you think we use hybrids to cheat, you're wrong. Only people who are pathetic losers use hybrids just to beat the A.I. racers, unless the hybrid cars are the same class as the other cars. Some of us use them for online races that allow hybrid cars. Some of us who aren't good enough to compete in the online races (like me, for the most part. I'm good enough to win the races in GT2, but not good enough to compete with most of the online racers around) just build them for online races or our own enjoyment and help other people learn how to do it themselves.
And another thing, many of us have gotten so good that we can win races in GT2 with hugely underpowered cars. So some have found ways to race against hybrid cars, making the races that much tougher.
I had yet to see a racing game keep anyone's interest more than a few months after it was released, but that changed when I started playing the GT series. The hybrids you can make in these games have given them new life. I know people who still play GT1 every day, just because of the hybrids they can make.
And another thing, have you ever wanted to drive a car in GT2, but the developers had only included a low powered piece of crap excuse? (kinda like the 'cuda they put in there...too underpowered, that doesn't live up to the 'cudas reputation) Well, with the right code, you can slap in that 426 Hemi engine that they should have put in that 'cuda, and you finally have a car worthy of the 'cuda name.
(Edited by skynyrd at 11:44 pm on July 30, 2001)
I love the GT40s and the Racing Vipers (oreca, STP, GTS-R), and also the Speed 12 with super soft tires and no adjustments at all. Which reminds me, I also love the fully modded 427 Cobra, with super soft tires.
Also the GT90, the 155 Touring Car, the 300zx GT racing car...
(Edited by skynyrd at 5:51 pm on July 31, 2001)
Also the GT90, the 155 Touring Car, the 300zx GT racing car...
(Edited by skynyrd at 5:51 pm on July 31, 2001)
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Mine would have to be the Altezza LM Edition, Cerbera LM Edition and Tom's Castrol Supra GT.
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Camaro Z28, I have gotten mine up to 225.64 MPH. Not bad for a 23k car eh? On the test coarse also... I have gotten the escudo up to 250.42 not much of a difference for 1.8 million dollars less! Woo CAMAROS ROOL!
