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Parnelli BoneWe've all been there bro. I did the B license golds becasue i really wanted the Dodge Copperhead (aka Concept Car) which turned out to be kind of a waste of time. I got stuck on B3...all of us have. It's for some reason much harder than all the others.
Advice? I can't really tell you much. I remember i turned teh sound on the TV down almost all the way (that del Sol engine was getting annoying) put some Jane's Addiction on the stereo, and simply tried the test over and over till i finally nailed it. I think on my website i've got a link to another site on which somebody gives a detailed description on what to do for gold in many tests. I'll post it here later.
Later: Yo check this site out:
http://members.aol.com/IggyWH/gold.htm
Parnelli BoneMan where is everyone in the GT1 bulletin board? This place used to be more active a couple months ago!
I was originally a fan of the del Sol till that damn test! It may be low-powered, but minimal suspension tuning is required to get it to behave. But i remember after i finally got the gold in the test i swore off ever setting foot in a del Sol for awhile. It's also how i feel about the Toyota Altezza in GT2's A4 test. The Altezza is a rear-drive, which means you'll also face the threat of spinouts along with blowing your time.
I originally wanted to get all the B license golds so i could win the Dodge and take it to the Tuned Series. (the purple concept car from the British vs. American series is awesome but you can't take it to the Tuned races because it accepts downforce mods). But i was pretty disappointed in the red Concept because you can't modify its engine much. I dont' think it even breaks 300 hp with all the exhaust, computer, port grinding and balancing.
No, i never saw a gold Copperhead...tho i've heard about it. Do a search, i think someone posted a topic on the gold car this past summer. Then again, i could be wrong. My memory could be playin trix on me, it does that sometimes.
GreycapThe del-Sol test was a beast, I finally got it by 0.001... but I got it. The Skyline at trial Mountain in the A license was almost as bad, but I got it too. Then I stopped playing original GT for about five years.
One day I picked it up again, decided to gold my IA licence and did it in about two hours. Seconds to spare in each test.![]()
Parnelli Bonehey Westvatexan, don't fret..lots of people have gained IA golds before you. It might help to do lots of sim races and time trials...i think the reason IA is considered easier is because they are full-course tests, and most folks have raced those courses several hundred times by the time the go back to try for gold in IA. Good luck! yOu're brave, i would never go back to try what you're attempting.¬
GreycapThe del-Sol test was a beast, I finally got it by 0.001... but I got it. The Skyline at trial Mountain in the A license was almost as bad, but I got it too. Then I stopped playing original GT for about five years.
One day I picked it up again, decided to gold my IA licence and did it in about two hours. Seconds to spare in each test.![]()
pete_mcgB.S!!!!! Seconds to spare doesn't happen in every test only one or two i don't care how good you are at it.
SportWagonA thing which does make GT1 license tests difficult, IIRC, is that when you view your replays your time is not dynamically updated, so you can't check your "schedule".
liam2mapsJust shift down on the del sol one. I got all golds and on pal versions of GT1 and GT2 a while ago. I think I made a topic on it too. If it's still there it can be found via a search.