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- CurtMc420
Hey all!
I just stumbled onto this site through a car forum I belong too. I got GT5 on the release date and I'm loving it! This is my first GT but I'm familiar with it through playing previous versions with friends.
Currently I am at level 17 playing with the controller and I have completed all of the licenses and unlocked special events.
My strategy is to do all of the licences and switch over to the special events as I level up to break up the monotony of the licence tests. Until that is pretty much done Im not racing unless Im stuck and need to level up for more special events or licences. This way by the time I get serious about racing I will have enough money, free cars and level credits that it should be smooth sailing. Also, I check the races as they become available and see which ones require specific cars (especially classics) that way I can check the used cars frequently and build up a collection that will be usefull all the way through my A-spec career.
As I finish each level of A-spec I'm gonna try and do the B-spec equivalent before I move on to maximize my money and cars so as to not get stuck low on money and without the requisite car needed in A-spec.
Anyways, the site looks awesome. Very polished and professional and it looks like a very friendly and informational community. I look forward to learning all of the tips, tricks and nuances of the game. 👍
Question: Is there a list already made of the A-spec race requirements and typical competitors. It is a pain to keep all of that in mind while cruising the used car dealership looking for deals on cars needed later on. TIA
tl;dr: new here, new to GT, game rocks, site is awesome.
I just stumbled onto this site through a car forum I belong too. I got GT5 on the release date and I'm loving it! This is my first GT but I'm familiar with it through playing previous versions with friends.
Currently I am at level 17 playing with the controller and I have completed all of the licenses and unlocked special events.
My strategy is to do all of the licences and switch over to the special events as I level up to break up the monotony of the licence tests. Until that is pretty much done Im not racing unless Im stuck and need to level up for more special events or licences. This way by the time I get serious about racing I will have enough money, free cars and level credits that it should be smooth sailing. Also, I check the races as they become available and see which ones require specific cars (especially classics) that way I can check the used cars frequently and build up a collection that will be usefull all the way through my A-spec career.
As I finish each level of A-spec I'm gonna try and do the B-spec equivalent before I move on to maximize my money and cars so as to not get stuck low on money and without the requisite car needed in A-spec.
Anyways, the site looks awesome. Very polished and professional and it looks like a very friendly and informational community. I look forward to learning all of the tips, tricks and nuances of the game. 👍
Question: Is there a list already made of the A-spec race requirements and typical competitors. It is a pain to keep all of that in mind while cruising the used car dealership looking for deals on cars needed later on. TIA
tl;dr: new here, new to GT, game rocks, site is awesome.
