I am about to buy a PS3 80gig. I am hooked on Forza 2 on the Xbox 360. I was wondering if anyone has played Forza 2 that has played GTP 5. I am wondering about the tuning part. So any info would help out alot before I buy a PS3.
I am about to buy a PS3 80gig. I am hooked on Forza 2 on the Xbox 360. I was wondering if anyone has played Forza 2 that has played GTP 5. I am wondering about the tuning part. So any info would help out alot before I buy a PS3.
I find myself going back to Forza 2 pretty often since The current online play on GT5is not on Forza's level. They're both decent games though.
Who do you play with? I always played with kids that talk about how to setup a balance car just by using the Toe or Camber. I'm a Class A user and I keep up with Class S drifters. Most of them turn on the collision and I usually go backwards as they go forwards so I can see how scared will they get when I almost or hit them. Usually they would wonder who this person in a Police Mustang or this " nike" fellow is.What what what?
I've played online in both games. Forza's online is awful. All MS fanboys who couldn't care less about a clean racing line. They hit you with no remorse, ask you to turn off your collision detection so they won't run into you (Yeah, seriously)....
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What what what?
I've played online in both games. Forza's online is awful. All MS fanboys who couldn't care less about a clean racing line. They hit you with no remorse, ask you to turn off your collision detection so they won't run into you (Yeah, seriously), and waiting to get online takes way longer than GT5P. Sure GT5doesn't have all the different online categories to choose from, but what is there, is light years ahead of Forza, in my opinion.
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What what what?
I've played online in both games. Forza's online is awful. All MS fanboys who couldn't care less about a clean racing line. They hit you with no remorse, ask you to turn off your collision detection so they won't run into you (Yeah, seriously), and waiting to get online takes way longer than GT5P. Sure GT5doesn't have all the different online categories to choose from, but what is there, is light years ahead of Forza, in my opinion.
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What what what?
I've played online in both games. Forza's online is awful. All MS fanboys who couldn't care less about a clean racing line. They hit you with no remorse, ask you to turn off your collision detection so they won't run into you (Yeah, seriously), and waiting to get online takes way longer than GT5P. Sure GT5doesn't have all the different online categories to choose from, but what is there, is light years ahead of Forza, in my opinion.
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Most of them turn on the collision and I usually go backwards as they go forwards so I can see how scared will they get when I almost or hit them. Usually they would wonder who this person in a Police Mustang or this " nike" fellow is.
There is no way tuning in GT5is "light years" ahead of forza, but I respect your opinion.
Both games have good and bad points, if you want to just jump in a car and drift the complete track stay with Forza2. But if you are willing to put in the hours GT5P will give you the greater sense of achievment.
None,its all based on opinions. But I haven't played the recent version of GT5P online but only the demo that was released a long time ago.MightyManIf it's easier to drift in Forza2 and harder to drift in GT5P...
which represents a more real life drifting scenario?
I know nothing about car physics....
I just want as real life I can get.
If it's easier to drift in Forza2 and harder to drift in GT5P...
which represents a more real life drifting scenario?
I know nothing about car physics....
I just want as real life I can get.
Believe it or not i still drift better in real life because you can FEEL the driftiing, the weight transfer, but those skills definately helped me adapt to the game a lot quicker. although i still blow compared to the dori-masters i've seen on here.👍
Don't forget the Working Headlights for GT.Yeah, for simulation GT has forza beat. How can you have a simulator on a console that only offers a 180* wheel, and you can use no other? Forza is fun but it is too easy to be "good". There are a few things that Forza has that GT does not, and those I would like to see in GT, but it is no big deal. Someone said it best earlier, if you want to just have fun pick up Forza, but if you want to feel like you have achieved something, GT is the way to go. Paintshop is fun for making cars that werent included in the game.
+1 drifting in real life is easier than in the game. Although it helps that my car has a retardedly aggressive differential that makes my car a little tail happy. (oh and eats through my cambered rears like butter)