rallye106

Actually I live in Greece and left hand drive is the norm around these scorched lands :) A huge thanks from me and Blackie (my 106) to all for the comments

Here's my little Pug 106 Rallye S16 (complete with mustang - Viper wanna-be livery :D) on everyday form (lol) and a shot from an Open-type hillclimb I've raced with it last October :)

wow! This is epic! Best idle I've heard on a game and that roar! Pure muscle! bravo mate!

Dodge Viper SRT-10 Coupe Ford GT 1973 Porsche Carrera RS (mod by Reventon09 - replaces the RUF Spyder)

I would go to Brazil and be a porn movies producer :D :D I would have a nice modern house by the sea which would contain a huge garage which would have: a couple of mkII Ford Escorts, a couple of mkI Ford Escorts, A Renault Alpine A110, A Caterham super 7, a Dodge Viper, a Ferrari 288 GTO, a Mercedes SLR McLaren, a Lamboghini Miura, most definitely a DeTomaso Pantera, a Lambo Countach and a good selection of American muscle cars from the late 60's. I would race for fun and travel all over the world with my cars.

1973 Porsche Carrera RS (mod by Reventon09 - replaces the RUF Spyder) Dodge Viper SRT-10 Coupe Ferrari 288 GTO Lamborghini Miura P400 SV Ford GT

Ah! Now you're talking! I guess I'll go a bit off topic but it'll be quick: Yes Fallout 3 and 3.5 (=New Vegas) were majestic games! Truth is software companies want to make money, and how do they do that? People want multiplayer games, let's give them multiplayer games. Even the majority of the people in here like TDU because it is (also) a multiplayer platform. Unfortunately software companies won't listen to you or me that value the single player element higher. Then again we'll have to wait until TDU gets released before jumping into any conclusions and condemning the effort. As for the club cars... well well they are only repaints! Who cares about repaints anyway :) And if you do care, well the web's a big place, you'll be able to find the elements you miss one way or the other. Off topic: Ever played any title from the S.T.A.L.K.E.R series? Much like Fallout 3 only in a Soviet setting.. Gorgeous stuff:thumbsup:

That is one of the best sound mods ever! I combine it with the 1973 Porsche Carrera RS from Reventon09 http://forum.tdu-central.com/showthread.php?t=22911 and I must say it an absolutely fantastic experience! Extremely well done mate! A well earned rep +1 from me

Now I think that you're being a bit unfair here mate. As far as TDU is concerned personally it took me around 3-4 weeks (and maybe a bit more) to complete all the single player races and missions. I do believe that TDU has a good balance of single player and multiplayer elements without compromising quality for both modes. I don't really care for the multiplayer mode, nor for self boasting nor for socializing. If I want to prove that I'm a good driver, I should book a session in my local race track and burn some real rubber and feel some actual g's! As for socializing, I much prefer dating a girl and going out and having fun with her :) or with my real friends, than sitting in front of my pc, winning or losing virtual races. But that's just me I reckon. Still I found the single player experience in TDU being a rewarding one and very good value for money, far from being turned to waste as you say.

hugely dissapointed withthe carlist, half the cars were also on TDU plus a ton of useless boring Audis that only my grandad would be excited with, 5 Bugattis.. but only one entry shines for me: Lancia Delta Integrale

Welcome mate An easy way to check if the megapack was installed is to visit the Nissan dealer and look if they have the Skyline GT-R available for sale :)

Hello my good man! TDU needs a bit of time to get used to, but you'll love the experience. Start building driving times and you'll absolutely love it. My advice: buy 2 cars asap: Ford GT and the Dodge Viper. Take them to the mountains and master them! As soon as u get in grips with their handlingeverything else will seem like a toy car :) Welcome to the forum

My opinion about TDU2 is that it will be a cool game no matter what. First of all there's a tremendous amount of effort behind it (as there was with TDU) and even with bugs and gliches, TDU is one of the best recing games there ever was for the pc. And thank god for this forum and for the good people who have the "bug" of improving upon things to take the whole TDU experience to a whole new level; I've only dowloaded a few sound mods for my fave cars and.. wow! the game felt 5 times better Same thing will happen with TDU2. There are always a lot to be desired from every game, ever released. Main reason for that: software companies have to compromise on what kind of pc setups their customers have: not all people have high end gfx cards and powerful setups that can "hold" and display properly (aka creating a proper illusion) a world full of details like the one we live in. As for realism, my humble opinion is that if TDU was all about realism I would hated it. I love doing one-button drifts in racing games, I love to slide the tail like a pro with ease. it brings a smile to my face doing that and that is exactly what I want from a game. If I wanted ultra realism I would go and buy any SimBin title, cause they are hardcore about realism... so much that they miss the whole point of a computer game. And to be honest there's no reason for such realism when you sit on your desk and simply cannot feel the forces of actual driving... What good is to have to watch the exact speed and rpm in order to take a corner perfectly, if your role is like an external observer - you are not feeling the momentum of the action you just have to respond to various gauge readings more or less. Anyways, as I said TDU was tops for me from the point it got released. The thing I hate most about it is it's so ignorant and stupid traffic cars :) Then again it is always a challenge that keeps me coming back for more during the last 3 years. And I think TDU2 will be equally good