Honestly!!

[RallyF1]

I have been registered to this website about 9 months now, i think
and some of you guys are recently here but the posts exceed mine by miles, so my question guys what do you do! (i mean socially, work, college, whatever,.........)
or do you guys only play gt3, and if so can somebody give me the name and settings of a good car for endurance races, i guess i have to hit that stage of game again after gt1 and gt3
can't they just take out indurance races, man they are boring, i remember back then in gt2, i finished indurance races without remembering anything from lap 16 21 and then from 30 to 36. :sleep: , i must have dozed off :cheeburga
anyway that is all i have for today, and i am still waiting for that dollar, a guy mentioned something about giving me a dollar from you guys, gather the money and then contact me!!

 

[f1king]

Just play with the 787b just as is, its a great car. I work, but for myself so i have lots of time on my hands and i play maybe 15 hours a week so its like a part time job but i love the game. 😈

 

[axletramp]

I like the disipline of enduros, although I do admit the middle section can get boring - using a less powerful or untuned car can inject excitement and stress into a 2 hour stretch!

I work and use the forum at the same time - one on one screen, one on another.

As for playing, I don't as much as I used to - just don't seem to get the time anymore.

 

[mypobox]

The way i look at it, when I sit down to play GT3 it is usually for 2 hours. So instead of doing a few races, I just do one enduro race. I use the enduro race to perfect a track so I can brag to my friends about my best time. Little do they know it was acheaved after 88 laps

 

[axletramp]

Originally posted by mypobox
The way i look at it, when I sit down to play GT3 it is usually for 2 hours. So instead of doing a few races, I just do one enduro race. I use the enduro race to perfect a track so I can brag to my friends about my best time. Little do they know it was acheaved after 88 laps

You can think of an enduro as practicing for the series races or 2 player - once you've raced a 2 hour enduro you never forget the track!