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Haven't been able to play, my old PC exploded while the disc was still in the drive >.< Aaaand I literally just realised I have another copy :fp2:

So the AI just can't even on Donington... :lol:

Yep they've always been there. :nods: Since the game came back online I've met more cruisers and friendly people than crashers though, so it's like it always has been in my opinion :)

Don't change it :drool:

Exactly what I was thinking! Normally these episodes are like filler episodes, and they usually don't put so much money into the production of them. It worries me that they have... I want high-quality good episodes like last week's quarry segment, or my all-time favourite - the Ayrton Senna episode.

:lol:

When will they attempt this again?

:birthday:

First I was afraid, I was petrified! :hello:

Snow way! :eek:

Improtant :lol: :ym: For me I'd have to say the character, I have no idea how you give a car character, but when it has character you just know. The type of car you could name and take care of like a family member.

Dude! :eek: I'm sorry to see that! I assume you're okay? :eek: What happened? :eek:x3

Apart from gaming I'll primarily be using this PC for recording music... will it... help at all... with that? xD

Okay I semi-understand this :hmmm: Should I just not bother with it then? :lol:

Please do :p I think I saw an option for that in my EUFI or whatever you called it. (back in my day it was bios and was looked like DOS :lol:) @mau, my new system with i5/GTX970 runs... well everything so far maxed out. I think I lowered the ...**AA (don't remember) because I wasn't getting 60FPS (I think) on pcars :hmmm:

The clouds must be very high to take that long :hmmm: Loved the physics when I played ages ago, great game, looking forward to this :btup

Mini > miata. :lol:

Physics changes :hmmm: That's interesting. Isn't it interesting? :lol:

A lot of mobile games are pretty detrimental to the gaming industry. Kids don't grow up playing crash bandicoot anymore, they think a game is something you spend £4 to buy then X amount of £ to get coins to move further in the game. Then pay another £4 for the next level etc.

I don't consider the angry birds player a gamer :p

Tell me about it :lol: *stares at DPD tracker* Consoles are for the casual gamer and it'll probably always be that way. I just wish more casual gamers would give PC gaming a go as there's a lot of unfair stigma about PC gaming and consoles being easier and cheaper. I consider myself a casual gamer, haven't bought a new game since GTA V (and FM4 years after it came out) and without a doubt I'd still say PC gaming is better. Not to mention I like the fact that PCs are backwards compatible by several generations compared to consoles atm and multi purpose, I can do it all on one amazing platform.

Well unless you're using a gaming laptop you're pretty much going to be in for a lot of disappointment, for the same reason that an xbox one isn't mobile a laptop won't be too good for gaming. And if you purchase a gaming PC it's highly unlikely there will be compatibility issues with certain games but over time your hardware might not be able to run the latest games at Ultra settings and maintain 60-80+ FPS. Luckily you can of course turn the settings down or use custom settings and just turn the AA or texture quality down a notch. Depends how you look at it. As time goes on console games have to be optimised more and more and beautiful games have to be lowered in detail and texture quality to run smoothly, something we've seen recently with GTA V. This is because a console has a certain lifetime before the next console comes out and you can upgrade. On PC you can choose when to upgrade and it's usually a matter of upgrading a specific component. What I'm saying is basically you're paying for longevity not quality. However how many people do you know that own a console but not a laptop or computer? Combine the prices of both purchases and you're talking about spending £600-800 on something that can do everything. Not just gaming, or just work/internet/audio & video editing but one for all of that for the combined price. I just ordered a custom built PC that'll be able to run the newest games for years to come without breaking a sweat for the top end of that budget, and you can save money by going pre built. And anyone that doesn't have the know how only needs to talk to customer service reps and tell them what they'll be using it for and their budget and they'll be sorted out. If you use Steam then you know how easy it is too, and like I said previously about loss of quality for longevity on consoles compared to both on PC. Also in regards to Steam, the prices for games seem fairer on PC. And less of the DLC ripoffs that we've being seeing lately.

Steam my friend. Steam.

7:40 around the Nurburgring... Faster than a 911 turbo S... :eek:

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