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Zoqqer did a Gallardo Superleggera Edo, not a Murcielago LP640 Edo. It might help to do a bit of research before posting next time.

Awesomesauce! :D

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Elitist much? And sarcasm doesn't technically work on the internet.

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Thankyou to the random guy who showed up unplanned in the C5 Z06

400 points is a ripoff considering the track is allready rendered in the game. And we aren't even getting the 24 Hour race version or VLN or whatever.

Honestly, nearly every post you've made is requesting some car, and not once were they posted in the Request section of the forum. Is it truly that hard to post in there rather than in modders/random threads?

I agree with you on this rant. The first point is to me seems the most powerfull. A Thankyou can make or break a mod. As you said, no "Thanks" makes modelers unwilling to send over a model. Proper recognition means alot. The second. I think a quote from another thread will sum this up possibly. That negative attitude isn't supporting out modders and so on. It's just ugly. That quote implies that modders are eliteist prats. I happen to know that even basic stuff can be quite tricky. I tried once on The Sims 2 with several tutorials and so on and still failed miserably. Since TDU is a different format, that probally only complicates the matter. Cut them some slack. Point 3. I've not much to add here as it's on more of a personal level. Another trend i have noticed here that could be an attribute to giving up modding, are all the newer members here, just popping into the threads downloading the mod, say it doesn't work because they didn't read the readme, then in the same thread, request another mod. if i were a modder, that would de-motivate me if i kept seeing all these things. The staff here do a bang up job with all the threads :). Another thing relating to the last sentence. Most people expect mods to be done the instant a thread is up, or atleast replying in the thrwad asking when it's done. With the previous complications i mentioned, another thing that gets in the way is real life. These guys just can't pump out mods all the time, school, family and othr stuff is more of a priority to them that please some random poeple on an internet forum. P.S: Thankyou to all the great modelers that allow their models to be converted by Tool for TDU.

I was gonna postpone SotW until TDUC was in a more stable condition. But i might restart it next week.

The photo's would look better if they weren't poorly photoshopped.

I've been doing iRacing since last April. Loving it since, never thought i would because of the price. I personally think pricing for the tracks and cars are fair because of what goes into them. They did drop the price recently. Previously, it was over $120 to subscribe for a year, now it's been dropped too $99. Same with the tracks.

Great photo's. Original files? Care to explain?

Where's the heating element in the headlights? :p http://www.luxcars.ch/wallpapers/712_aston_martin_vantage_v600_1600.jpg

I'm fine with the American cars, well some of them. The Thunderbird seems like a nice idea, aswell as the Dodge Dart. I'm sick off all the Asian cars on the list, several of which are allready in the game.

Apparently, the Austin Mini will be in a seperate pack chosen by Jalopnik, along with a 2CV ect. The vote idea though, good in thought, bad in practice. Since it was posted everywhere, every 12 year old who has Forza is voting for all the predictable cars like Mitsubishi's, Honda and the like. While all the awesome cars are being left like the Volvo 850 T5R, the Uber-Merc and the Aussie vehicles.

:) I do try to capture a bit of realism in my photo's i guess. So that may be why they are a bit dark. Nothing in life as far as i know is very saturated and colourful and bright like the filters in Forza.

BMW Ring Taxi by newage custard and the Audi R8 ABT LMS by StoneyNUFC

The 2-Eleven is my favourite out of the new DLC, followed by the Audi R8 LMS. If you're interested, i'm gonna post up a Nurburgring shoot soon ;)