Should i delete all my GT5 data?

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Well i am thinking of deleting my data because i have so many cars and now it isn't as fun to drive. When i first started i had to save to get a half decent vehicle and i really loved driving it. And now i go to drift and i'm bored and go straight back to the higher horse powered cars. Does anyone else feel this way?
 
SlepeHost
Well i am thinking of deleting my data because i have so many cars and now it isn't as fun to drive. When i first started i had to save to get a half decent vehicle and i really loved driving it. And now i go to drift and i'm bored and go straight back to the higher horse powered cars. Does anyone else feel this way?
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If you want, it's your choice. Plus this has nothing to do with drifting.
 
SlepeHost
Well i am thinking of deleting my data because i have so many cars and now it isn't as fun to drive. When i first started i had to save to get a half decent vehicle and i really loved driving it. And now i go to drift and i'm bored and go straight back to the higher horse powered cars. Does anyone else feel this way?
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Lol...this is like a champion sprinter contemplating on breaking his legs so that he can challenge himself by healing up and then sprinting again....maybe just sell your higher horsepowered cars? From what it sounds like your problem is restraint, not the need to delete your save...what incurs your boredom w/ lower horsepowered cars, maybe you need to explore your tuning setups? Do you use wheel or controller? I remember drifting w/ a controller; it got old quick...what tracks do you drift on? Are you online? I could go on and on...
 
I say, whatever makes you happy! Delete and start over or enjoy all you have worked to earn and make some new racing friends online and keep it interesting. :)
 
No, do not delete. Instead of that, create another account (specialy when youre invited to any team of your preference). The online drifting doesn´t give much (sometimes none) money. And its kinda dificult to find some cars in the UCD. Keep your main account with unlimited fund and cars as resourse for the alternative account.
 
Lazy Liquid
No, do not delete. Instead of that, create another account (specialy when youre invited to any team of your preference). The online drifting doesn´t give much (sometimes none) money. And its kinda dificult to find some cars in the UCD. Keep your main account with unlimited fund and cars as resourse for the alternative account.
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Days ago i started another account from the scratch, only to see if i could start a new life with diginity (no farming for cash, at least).

Then:
1 - I got a AE86 at the OCD.
2 - Tried it stock in the drift challenge sessionals, got silver and a huge load of cash.
3 - Maxxed and tunned the AE86, came back to the drift challenge, gold. Rich again.

Then i finaly figured:
GT5 developers don´t want you to sacrifice yourself for money, cose money in GT5 is something that everyone can have easily. The real prize in the game are your car garage, your setups, your friend list and your respect in front of the Drift community.
 
Lazy Liquid
Days ago i started another account from the scratch, only to see if i could start a new life with diginity (no farming for cash, at least).

Then:
1 - I got a AE86 at the OCD.
2 - Tried it stock in the drift challenge sessionals, got silver and a huge load of cash.
3 - Maxxed and tunned the AE86, came back to the drift challenge, gold. Rich again.

Then i finaly figured:
GT5 developers don´t want you to sacrifice yourself for money, cose money in GT5 is something that everyone can have easily. The real prize in the game are your car garage, your setups, your friend list and your respect in front of the Drift community.
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Wow, You're inspired man
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And you are inspiring a lot of racers of GT5
again:
👍👍👍👍
 

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