hazellnut134 Messages 774 Trial Mountain Messages joehazell Messages hazellnut134 Apr 16, 2012 #31 Gold all the licence tests. Maybe practice drifting.
hatfield Messages 484 Messages DRZ-Hatfield Apr 17, 2012 #32 Make a new profile on your ps3 using a family member or friends details and start gt5 anew on that profile. Set yourself some restrictions like: - premium only (unless there are no premiums in the category) - no tuning etc You will experience the game like a new person who just bought it.
Make a new profile on your ps3 using a family member or friends details and start gt5 anew on that profile. Set yourself some restrictions like: - premium only (unless there are no premiums in the category) - no tuning etc You will experience the game like a new person who just bought it.
dxm8975 A space traveller Premium Messages 2,439 Chiba, Japan Messages GTP_sneakyboy62 Apr 17, 2012 #33 Try to do arcade races with incedible combinations of entries I suggest you to do?
nitrorocks Messages 5,184 Phoenix, AZ Messages nitrorocks Apr 17, 2012 #34 Okay. Tell me one and I'll try it.
1241Penguin Diamond Member Premium Messages 5,926 Canada Apr 17, 2012 #35 hatfield Make a new profile on your ps3 using a family member or friends details and start gt5 anew on that profile. Set yourself some restrictions like: - premium only (unless there are no premiums in the category) - no tuning etc You will experience the game like a new person who just bought it. Click to expand... I'm sure I'm not the only one who has problems with this psychologically. I always tell myself that I can get whatever car if I just logged on my other account, and that doing anything on this account is just a waste of time. Still, I think I will try this out sometime.
hatfield Make a new profile on your ps3 using a family member or friends details and start gt5 anew on that profile. Set yourself some restrictions like: - premium only (unless there are no premiums in the category) - no tuning etc You will experience the game like a new person who just bought it. Click to expand... I'm sure I'm not the only one who has problems with this psychologically. I always tell myself that I can get whatever car if I just logged on my other account, and that doing anything on this account is just a waste of time. Still, I think I will try this out sometime.
