What the...? Are you drunk?Have you ever had a dream that you, you had, your, you- you could, you’ll do, you- you wants, you, you could do so, you- you’ll do, you could- you, you want, you want them to do you so much you could do anything?
It could create an atmosphere of manipulation, intimidation and put quite a bit of pressure on younger players whom have not yet had these sort of experiences and are unsure how to appropriately deal with such charlatans.It would nice if gt7 make available to give a gift to a friend like a good tune car or helmet or suit like it was in gt5 that did put a friendship to next level
It could create an atmosphere of manipulation, intimidation and put quite a bit of pressure on younger players whom have not yet had these sort of experiences and are unsure how to appropriately deal with such charlatans.
It was a great part of GT5 and helped build a really nice community feel.What the...? Are you drunk?
Ot; I can understand the reasoning behind not letting you gift suits or helmets, since you can simply 'share' your helmet and suit liveries with your friends. As for cars themselves, not the style but the actual car, I kind of agree that it would be cool to have such a feature.
I remember it well unfortunately. One car with the dirty-oil-glitch-to-reach-a-lower-pp-level turned into multiple over night on the Time Trial leader boards and lobbies were almost unplayable due to the rampant glitch sharing of modded cars. It killed the game for many of usNobody remember why it was removed? People were glitching and chassis/engine swapping, duping cars and just exploiting the crap out of it so PD removed it. Blame human nature, not PD on this.