You know you're playing GT4 too much when...

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Hmm. You found time to loiter around Tescos? Clearly you weren't playing enough [size=+1]GT4[/size]. :p
 
My GT4 gets the red loding wheel every once in a while, but my GT4 is fine.
Hmmm...
Try taking out your GT4 disk and cleaning the shiny side. Then blow into your PS2 where you put the disk and pray.
 
Try taking out your GT4 disk and cleaning the shiny side. Then blow into your PS2 where you put the disk and pray.

...so that's where I've been going wrong all these years.
 
... you're walking behind someone (thinking you get slipstream!) and then before "crashing" him, you go to the left and overtake him :lol:

GUILTY!!!:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:
 
Try taking out your GT4 disk and cleaning the shiny side. Then blow into your PS2 where you put the disk and pray.
my disc hasn't gone out of my ps2 in 1 year!:crazy:



...when you come at the nürburg ring and say:'' yes it have my racing license, i got B, A, IB, IA, and special, isn't that enough???:crazy:
 
When you just start to get into a race, and then you realize it's finished. :(
 
When you just start to get into a race, and then you realize it's finished. :(
I am going to add to that
when you just start a race and zone out looking at the great graphics and realize that you just missed a braking point and go into the grass or crash into a barrier.
 
When you go to the Nurburgring Nordschleife in real life, and peer over into the F1 track, expecting it to be much less detailed, and bad looking :lol:
 
...when you watch the Le Mans 24 hours on TV and notice that the roadmarkings have been rubbed out in some sections.
 
When you're tired, and sitting in your real car on long road trips dozing, and in just a quarter of a second, you suddenly get shocked, and think "SH**! I'm driving in real life!"

It actually happened to me some weeks ago, and it was kind of scary. I stopped by the next gas station and had a cup of coffee.
 
..your RL driving skill improved after all that understeering around the track. :lol:
 
and zone out looking at the great graphics and realize that you just missed a braking point

Back when i did the El Capitan endurance race over and over with different cars for fun, I always listened to my iPod while racing, and every so often realized i had completely zoned out, and was half a lap later and was way ahead of my own pace, easily getting the best lap time of the race. Don't know why, but I'm faster when i don't think.
 
It happens to me too! Some times, I find myself talking to my brother, sitting right next to me in his computer. Usually it happens to me in the Nürburgring.

But unlike you, I'm not faster than when thinking. I'm usually a few tenths slower, on the Nürburgring this translates to 3-8 seconds, depending on the car.
 
Hmm, interesting. I'm going to make a poll to see what other people think about this topic.
 
When you're playing GT4 thinking of more for this thread.
Guilty.


Edit:When you only quit GT4 to do such things as: eat and go to school, etc...

Not guilty.(phew!)
 
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when you make a 600hp mitsubishi dangan zz hybrid only to find that it cant handle corners still.
 
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