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I thought the overwhelming response would have been "yes" but it appears to be "no" so far (at least in the thread). I'm obviously a MASSIVE GT4 fan and I just love how infinitely playable the game is. Whether it be getting 100%, getting all gold license, A-Spec points, perfecting a lap, or just tuning cars. I love it 👍 Bring on HD and GT5 I say![]()
I'm not surprised by the number of "no's". Often people will be drawn into a hobby club or community by their love of the hobby, but over time tire of the hobby and just hang about with their new found friends. Alternatively there are those who become so involved in the discussion of the hobby that they no longer find the time to practise what they preach, and then there are those that become too involved in the politics of their forums. It is this third sector that saddens me most - too involved in bickering about tiny details to have the time to enjoy what brought them to the club/forum in the first place.
As for me, I tend to spend a few months focusing on one hobby/game until I start to overdose on it, then switch to one of my other hobbies for the next few months. At the moment it is GT4 that takes up a lot of my time, but before that it was building Lego models. Before that I was spending too much time surfing the net, and before that Grand Theft Auto San Andreas. I suspect that I am getting close to overdosing on GT4 and will likely switch back to GTA for the next few months, but fear not, I will return to Gran Turismo - possibly once GT5 is released in the UK, though maybe it will be before that as I try for 100,000 A-spec points, and 10,000 B-spec.
This cycle has been going on for years and has incorporated GT3, GTA Vice City, and various PC games as well as those passtimes mentioned above. So at times I may go 6 months without switching on the PS2, but I usually return when I feel like a bit of "button mashing" after a bit too much creative construction.