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You dont seem to understand.

Apparantly nobody understands most if not anything you put across, or maybe that's your intention as logic doesn't seem apparant and I'm not bothered to try and guess any supposedly cryptical meaning to it as I don't think there is any.
 
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I swear a similar scene is in the GTPSP intro..
 
yes, standard it is... both of them.









.... therefore not cockpit view.
 
Asked in another thread but didn't get a response, but is that a standard car?

Yes unfortunately, both of them are standards.

EDIT:CTznOfTime beat me to it haha.
 
I would say yes because of the black windows.
Some slight damage to the front too.
 
Wow. You know what, I take back what I said about the standard cars looking gross. They don't look so bad, atleast to me now *ducks flying chairs and tables*

Edit: Yeah, no cockpit view for standard cars. :yuck: Oh well...
 
Can someone tell me anything about this screen?

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Good spot. Hopefully a sign that we'll be able to make cars look at least a little track special. Add splitters and I'd be happy.
 
Don't know nothing about wine. Except it gives me a bad head.
Perhaps where the wine originates from is actual locations in the game.

Stranger things have happened with wind and skypaths etc.
Just needs some intrepid keyboard warrior to find the locations of the wine.

I can't do it, I'm washing my hair tonight.

A big part of the whines listed there are coming from France, if that's true we're going to have a lot of french tracks :D
 
If those two are standard, then I have abosolutely nothing against their appearance. Interior would have been nice though, even if it was just low detail with only the most major characteristics.
 
Do you know what. France seems to get info before us too.
Hhmm.
 
I have my doubts that a serious wine collector (as Kaz seemingly is?) would have Zinfandel wine in his collection :lol:
 
No it's not. Just pop in your prologue disc, play in "bumper" view and switch to cockpit view: no height difference.

hmm, i'll do that.

I had the feeling I was at the level of the opponents licence plate:)

I usually play with the bumper cam, I only use the the cockpit cam when I'm driving around for the hell of it. Somehow it is easier to really concentrate on racing with the bumper cam.
 
Can someone tell me anything about this screen?


It's the weight reduction screen for when modifying the body/chasis. The only visual option on this screen would be if you chose the black carbon fiber hood.
 
BoBo.
Better than Forza i would say.

Well seeing as you brought it up. NO.

You no understand. You no logic.
 
Any word on car customization/tuning? i found this one image on IGN's flicker but they didnt say anything about it. Any news?

Ahhh it just occured to me why the Weight Redux is so cheap, it says Body\Chassis as the main menu and the sub menu says Chassis Weight Reduction.

So Body Weight Redux and Chassis Weight Redux are now entirely separate, says alot about the other aspects of the tuning shop, possibly Brand name car parts to be had.???

But what does it say about Tuner Village is that gone? Will the parts live on through the main GT AUTO tuner? Like choices of different turbos suspension etc based on tuner compatibility (Hondas cant fit NISMO Nissans cant fit Spoon?) Or just generic GT AUTO Brand?

So much info with still so many questions!
 
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Don't know nothing about wine. Except it gives me a bad head.
Perhaps where the wine originates from is actual locations in the game.

Stranger things have happened with wind and skypaths etc.
Just needs some intrepid keyboard warrior to find the locations of the wine.

I can't do it, I'm washing my hair tonight.

Call Mr. CSI!
 
Those wine names are not region based, but rather the different types of wine, each name describes their flavors, the way they were made... standards in wine :D


which brings me to:

Wow. You know what, I take back what I said about the standard cars looking gross. They don't look so bad, atleast to me now *ducks flying chairs and tables*

Edit: Yeah, no cockpit view for standard cars. :yuck: Oh well...

I am happy for you! I feel that one of you have made the conversion, having the courage to step up and to admit it...


Somehow, once the game is out, i think a few of you will do the same...

Standard is not that bad ;) 👍 It wont be as bad as you think.

:lol: good job Forza4life!
 
I usually play with the bumper cam, I only use the the cockpit cam when I'm driving around for the hell of it. Somehow it is easier to really concentrate on racing with the bumper cam.

I totally agree. There are still a lot of people out there who insit on cockpit view and chase cam.

Bumper cam is the way to go. 👍
 
Seems like an evolution of the single\simple "rollcage" you could install to increase body rigidity on GT4 plus weight reduction (carbon bonnet\doors\removing back seats).

Seeing this level of customization, it would be great to have something like (only played 1 game with this feature, it's Kaido Battle) having different pair of wheels\rims for the rear\front axles.

Heh if it does have the GT4 variety plus the GT3 system where you could roll back to your old wheels instead of having to rebuy it (unless I was doing it wrong on GT4, tell me, is there a way to cycle trough the wheels you have bought instead of rebuying them?!).
 
A big part of the whines listed there are coming from France, if that's true we're going to have a lot of french tracks :D

They're actually names of grape types, rather than wine regions.
 
Grapes were eaten by a lot of fat roman lords.

Perhaps well get Rome as a circuit. Oh wait.....
 
Can someone tell me anything about this screen?

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for 500 ccredits you can make your car lighter, by taking out the backseat (for example)
if you've done that you trow in an other 1000 credits to loose some more waight
and so on.

And as it seems you buy a carbon fiber bonnet and some stabelizer rods.

That's what you where looking for?
 
Yes, but every grape has its Urheimat, so to say...

Fair enough. However, in France, most of wines are characterized by their region of production (rather than grape type), and many of the important ones produce wine from blends of grapes (eg. Bordeaux wines).
 
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