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- (Outaouais) Québec.
- XxBen78xX
#1: Radio in the car, and how ? Being able to turn up the volume of BGM during driving, by pressing whatever button you've mapped it too. For example, you turn off the music completely by holding L1 or you put it to 100% with R1 and to make it "realistic" (yes, that word again...), race cars wouldn't have radios, so does the cars from the early 40's (not sure if they had radios in them back then).
#2: That beautiful garage with 6+ cars they put in the intro movie and that new one with a single car that sits in a "single" garage with a crew around it, if they can put random cars or your actual car in it, why don't they allow us to use it ? I'd be playing this game a lot more if we could set up a "shop" for friends and others to see.
#3: An alert to show that our friends wrote something new on their message board in GT5. I'd like to see how many views because I feel that I'm writing things that will never be read unless I tell others that I wrote something there... kind of useless.
#4: Ability to test our car, the same way a dyno would. You could press the accelerator in the tuning garage and see how fast it can go, so that you can tune the gears. I'm sure a lot of you had to restart a race with a muscle car that couldn't go faster than 180 km/h with 500+ hp... It was actually possible to do so in NFS Carbon or Most Wanted I think and in Sega GT. If you never played Sega GT, it's not so bad, although it's T-O-U-G-H to drive LM and RM cars. You could actually build cars in that game by swapping engines, drivetrains, etc.
#2: That beautiful garage with 6+ cars they put in the intro movie and that new one with a single car that sits in a "single" garage with a crew around it, if they can put random cars or your actual car in it, why don't they allow us to use it ? I'd be playing this game a lot more if we could set up a "shop" for friends and others to see.
#3: An alert to show that our friends wrote something new on their message board in GT5. I'd like to see how many views because I feel that I'm writing things that will never be read unless I tell others that I wrote something there... kind of useless.
#4: Ability to test our car, the same way a dyno would. You could press the accelerator in the tuning garage and see how fast it can go, so that you can tune the gears. I'm sure a lot of you had to restart a race with a muscle car that couldn't go faster than 180 km/h with 500+ hp... It was actually possible to do so in NFS Carbon or Most Wanted I think and in Sega GT. If you never played Sega GT, it's not so bad, although it's T-O-U-G-H to drive LM and RM cars. You could actually build cars in that game by swapping engines, drivetrains, etc.
