I think he's talking about GTPSP tho?
On this note GT Mode was all nice and good in GT games, but I spent my most time in Arcade mode for time trialing mainly and I find it weird most members here seem to think it had other physics just because of the name, I guess. Well it didn't and I don't understand what's so cool about GT Mode, once I finished the races (except stupidly monotone 24hours Le Sarth), had all cars (that I knew of) I was done with that rather uninteresting part of the game.
It moves around in circles, same opinions on the same subjects counter argued by the same arguments, then it's forgotten and new info brings confusion and the debate starts again with new members added and slowly evolving until we've all dug ourselves deep into our trenches looking for allies.
Only when GT5 is finally released there will be a moment of relief and short-lived peace until the content revealed devides opinion again and we arm ourselves again with keyboards and braincells fuelled by high-octane coffee knowing this will never end, and why should it?
^^ It happens to me all the time, whatever is the scientifical explanation I just can't buy it, however, I saw an article which discussed a potential forecasting ability, more like using your brain as a powerful deduction tool fed by memories, quite interesting.
On topic, erhh, what was the current topic in this mess?
And indeed what was the topic again?
^^ It happens to me all the time, whatever is the scientifical explanation I just can't buy it, however, I saw an article which discussed a potential forecasting ability, more like using your brain as a powerful deduction tool fed by memories, quite interesting.
On topic, erhh, what was the current topic in this mess?
Really? I figured I was probably one of very few that experienced Deja Vu regularly. I say Deja Vu at least every other day, and my wife always goes "You seem to have Deja Vu a lot, I bet you dream the future. Use your power to win us the lottery."
Really? I figured I was probably one of very few that experienced Deja Vu regularly. I say Deja Vu at least every other day, and my wife always goes "You seem to have Deja Vu a lot, I bet you dream the future. Use your power to win us the lottery."
It moves around in circles, same opinions on the same subjects counter argued by the same arguments, then it's forgotten and new info brings confusion and the debate starts again with new members added and slowly evolving until we've all dug ourselves deep into our trenches looking for allies.
Only when GT5 is finally released there will be a moment of relief and short-lived peace until the content revealed devides opinion again and we arm ourselves again with keyboards and braincells fuelled by high-octane coffee knowing this will never end, and why should it?
I think all of us are gifted with minor foresight, which gives us Deja Vu. It's one of the many mysteries of life. But it also highlights how predictable life really is.
It really is weird when it happens so often, it makes us think we're special
That's awesome, and yet to be proven. 
Happens to me all the time, nothing to worry about mate.
Nope, you're not alone although having Groundhog Day-syndrom isn't the same as Nostradamus-syndrom whereby you also have the abilty to forecast the future, since you seem to be suffering from the latter, can I ask whether we'll see a release date for GT5 at E3?
I almost shouted "Holy 🤬" but then I started laughing excitedly. My roommates were so confused, it was great!
LOL we could go on all night ,but the powers above will say we've Highjacked the thread 👍
