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I almost ****ed up real bad and missed these:
However, you will be missed from these forums by being banned for using profanity!
So I have to ban myself is what you're telling me?However, you will be missed from these forums by being banned for using profanity!
Rules are rules, sorry. Do you even have the privilege to ban yourself or do you need bossman?
I do, actually. Albeit in a roundabout way.
Edit passwordI do, actually. Albeit in a roundabout way.
Having played both games, I‘d say the original Dirt Rally has less variety than 2.0 in terms of cars and tracks but I found the physics more realistic. At the end it‘s all a matter of personal taste but I found the cars in 2.0 quite slippery, they feel much more planted in the original game. Both games are great, though.
Haha boobie!
Good for things like swimming and running but I won’t be doing that. I just need it to track my ECG and other fitness stuff while I work on getting back into shape.
Buying NFS Carbon in 2025? You're not alone, I actually bought one myself for PS3 a few weeks ago!Got these today!
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So why did I get these? Well, here's why for each game:
NASCAR Heat. I got this one because I have a very deep attachment to the PS1 NASCAR games stemming from my childhood, and I really enjoy NASCAR on that system. In fact, I have all 3 of Stormfront’s titles, 3 of EA Blackbox titles, and even Papyrus's only PS1 title, but what I didn't have was this one, which comes from completely different devs than what I am used to on that system. So, because of that and the simple fact that I love playing NASCAR on that system, I just had to get it to add yet another one to the list that I am sure I will enjoy.
NASCAR 2000. I said I had a very deep attachment to the PS1 NASCAR titles, NASCAR 2000 happens to be the one I am the most fond of out of all of them, and it's also the one I played the most too. That said, I recently saw footage of the PC version and learned of how much better it was on there, so I undoubtedly wanted to get this one since I already know I'll love it, especially since I know a way to run it on Windows 10.
Need for Speed Carbon. While Underground 2 is my most favorite, Carbon is actually the one I played the most of all the NFS games I have, and it's held the spot as my 2nd favorite for many years now. So you can already imagine why I wanted it, but another reason why was that in recent years I have had a need for it on PC since it has some car data I've wanted to use for some mods in Need for Speed Most Wanted on the same system. However, the price for the game has been so steep, it prevented me from getting one of my own until I found this one for a decent price. My interest in PC gaming has soared in recent times, so I am very pleased to have this one on hand finally!
Haven't played any of them yet, but I intend to give NASCAR Heat a go later tonight once I am done playing my other PS1 games. Should be fun!
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Nice! I got that version of the game back in 2012, but to tell you the truth, I've barely played it for some reason. I imagine the reason for it is that I haven't spent any quality time with the game since at least 2010 or 2011, and I wanted to finish my old profiles on PS2 before I play that one, but alas, I haven't done it yet.
Getting this game on PC has encouraged me to do so sometime before the year is over, though.If I remember correctly, I had some trouble finding mine back in 2012, so it's not just you. That price seems pretty reasonable, actually.
Neither have I. Back in my early teens, the cops in Most Wanted had a notorious reputation for ruining my mood, and the fact that it focused so much on them didn't help either. I was happy Carbon put way less emphasis on the cops than the previous game, and it was part of the reason I enjoyed it more.
And as someone who started out with that version, I know the feeling. The autosculpt was also super slow.Sure, back then all I could afford for was the lousy PS2 version of it, which essentially wasn't much more than a glorified demo of the real thing, with less available cars, nearly nonexistent damage system and a painfully slow decal customization menu which took forever to use, meaning you would need a entire afternoon just to properly customize your car (editing and placing the decals, I've spent more hours customizing my cars than actually racing them
And I speak from experience when I say it also has a nasty habit of corrupting save games because it's happened to me 3 times since I got it. The car list is bigger than the PS2 version, and things like vinyls, autosculpt, and such are much faster too.
So it is a mission you can do, should you choose to accept it. As you know, AUP does say "may" so you can let yourself off the hook this time. I'll let you off too, after all I got my first title of F1 MTC on here thanks to you and it would look only reputable if it was from an honourable moderator rather than a banned member.I do, actually. Albeit in a roundabout way.
Will defaulting his account to be only able to view the GT5 Drifting and Drag Racing forums have the same effect or is that too cruel?
Not even I'm that mean.
Well that's just mean. I already came too close to losing my sanity there once already.
I already came too close to losing my sanity there once already.
Well, I am an avid console player and I'll always prefer playing my games on any of my trusted PlayStations instead of playing on ANY PC, no matter how good it is... but I believe that playing Carbon on PC is in fact the best way of enjoying that game.Nice! I got that version of the game back in 2012, but to tell you the truth, I've barely played it for some reason. I imagine the reason for it is that I haven't spent any quality time with the game since at least 2010 or 2011, and I wanted to finish my old profiles on PS2 before I play that one, but alas, I haven't done it yet.
Yeah, tell me about it. This is a very known problem that Pro Street has and EA seemingly never got around to fix it properly, it's a shame really.
I feel like I missed out, only used to really hang out in the Seasonal Events forum. if you don't deal with the trauma directly, it will eat you up inside. Great that you made it out with your sanity intact. 👍Well that's just mean. I already came too close to losing my sanity there once already.
I wish I could show you the 🤬 we all dealt with back then, but those threads (and some of the members) are all in the shadow realm.
Full-on "Abandon hope, all ye who enter" territory?
Back during GT5? I say this with the utmost sincerity and without an ounce of irony or comedy...
I can attest to this, as someone who spent a decent amount of time lurking in the Drifting side of the subforum. You could always count on, at minimum, multiple members having long-term arguments about "Drifiting vs. Powersliding," and/or very silly and heated arguments about using 4/AWD cars for drifting. It really was a collection of..."passionate individuals" taking one small part of the game wayyyyyy too seriously, which was sometimes entertaining, but reguarly turned into a 🤬show without too much effort.
