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Ok, what do you guys think of these pictures? Some of you may already know about this, but it's not a much debated and considered issue I'm pretty sure about that. If you pay close attention, it will dawn on you that these pictures are (increasingly) weird:
They are pictures from GT3 cars unlocked by editing a Gran Turismo Concept Tokyo-Geneva Garage with MKS Garage Editor. You see, it seems that actually all GT3 cars are in there, for a total of 373 cars! And you can drive them too! But there is a catch - the gearing don't work properly, in that your reverse is your only working gear. Still, you CAN drive the GT3 cars on Autumn Ring!
The challenge I guess for the hybridding pros is maybe they can help me get this car driving up to its original speed. I'll see what happens for instance if I give the Sard a Superflo gearbox, stuff like that. Might not work anyway, in which case perhaps through settings or by giving it some extra accelleration power (maybe some 787B parts there?) can make it still go its original speed with just the one gear. Any ideas?
This is cool/funny, though, eh? I already liked the hidden cars (some are really great, such as the 206cc and the 106, I love 'em), but this is crazy. I read about it somewhere, but this is the first time I've tried it myself!
They are pictures from GT3 cars unlocked by editing a Gran Turismo Concept Tokyo-Geneva Garage with MKS Garage Editor. You see, it seems that actually all GT3 cars are in there, for a total of 373 cars! And you can drive them too! But there is a catch - the gearing don't work properly, in that your reverse is your only working gear. Still, you CAN drive the GT3 cars on Autumn Ring!
The challenge I guess for the hybridding pros is maybe they can help me get this car driving up to its original speed. I'll see what happens for instance if I give the Sard a Superflo gearbox, stuff like that. Might not work anyway, in which case perhaps through settings or by giving it some extra accelleration power (maybe some 787B parts there?) can make it still go its original speed with just the one gear. Any ideas?
This is cool/funny, though, eh? I already liked the hidden cars (some are really great, such as the 206cc and the 106, I love 'em), but this is crazy. I read about it somewhere, but this is the first time I've tried it myself!