Captain_ClutchKick

Open roads, Ferraris, all the mods for it, the fact that I don't have to buy a PS3 or XBox, McLarens, TVRs etc.

Very good idle sound, I've heard old American V8s that sound like that

All I can say is: hmm...

Well done that man, this is the dog's! ;) +rep

Very well done, that's an awesome start to modding, but I'd say it's a little rough round the edges

I was wondering that... Oh how it's changed when I was last into it, we had to abide by the BNK limits and everything! :nuts:

I don't mind that there's no DBS yet. The DB9 looks much better, and with the magic of computer games it can be as high-performing as the DBS, if not more

Initial D: Mountain Vengance. It's just... (considers non-swearwords) ...dire. Dishonours the series.

http://www.gsc-game.com/index.php?t=community&s=forums&s_game_type=xr〈=en]Enjoy! Reccomend you use this with the 1.00005 patch, I've had it crash after a blowout on 1.00004. I use a trainer from cheat happens.com too, but that's just me :)

Will check that out. I'm really impressed with the first STALKER's realism with the Oblivion Lost mod anyway, it is by far the most "real"-feeling game I have ever played: you have to eat, sleep, some frightening monsters... and it doesn't feel too violent... well, in the earlier stages I've played at least. I always felt Call of Duty has far too many bullets flying around

Don't understand these Rick roll things at all, but I do love McRolled, that's hilarious: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3RJixZ2T04

Something to mull over.

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Shadow of Chernobyl. No question. Fantastic and original alternate-reality setting, brilliant mods availible for it. Can drive cars, but needs mods to activite this bit of the script. Multiplayer not so good, but the single player is massive, varied, and brilliant fun. Killing is very satisfactory. Enemies are clever, they include mutants, ghost zombies and others. Vast range of vague Soviet-era weaponry, even more vast with the Arsenal BC1 mod which incorporates skins from the skilled team which mod Counter Strike Source. Fairly realistic too, though you can be killed just as easily as your enemies, unless you have super armour. Firefights are the most fun I have ever had on any FPS, bar none. It's even non-linear. I'd say there's a good element of survival-horror in it too, some things can really screw your mind up. So get this game, then do as I did and mod it with the Oblivion Lost and Arsenal BC1 merge mod. It's awesome :D

Haven't, no. Does it integrate with Arsenal BC1? Found a mod which merges Arsenal with Oblivion Lost, only reason I picked it, really. E: Course it doesn't, it's the prequel :rolleyes:

I salute you for doing this really. Rather than have people monitor, hamper and misdirect your progress by releasing a WIP or BETA, modding for yourself alone is better because you can do what you want and it doesn't get people's hopes up only to dissapoint them when it isn't going to work. All the same, nice one mate, just make sure what you make is shared by someone ;)

I really like S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Shadow of Chernobyl, but I can't help playing it and it's messing my mind up and I have not revised for my exams and er, well... Oblivion Lost 2.2 mod with Arsenal BC1. 'S gooood :D

Gagh! You ruined it now! Post count...:rolleyes:

It's a film, nobody knows the difference. Posh badges and dubbed engine sound, nobody will tell :p Speaking of which...

V10 and front-engine never seemed right for a new NSX anyway.

I would love to build it as a proper track car, but keep it road legal. The reason for the unusual powerplant can be sumarised thus: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tk8qPlOKB0I Absolutely phenomenal sound from BRM's supercharged 1500cc V16. A 2.4 turbocharged boxer 12 would sound just as good, I think Nobody makes small-capacity multi-cylinder engines anymore. Surely with direct injection they are the way to better fuel economy? Because the fuel, if it should puddle which is possible even when sprayed, can only be as big as the cylinder in which it is combusted. With smaller combustion chambers, i.e, cylinders, the fuel should react with the air better since more surface area is in contact, like smaller cubes of sugar dissolving better than larger ones. I have done some metal casting in my time, I've been a volunteer in an industrial museum, was part of a school team which built a radio controlled for Formula Schools, and I have a GCSE in engineering, so I wouldn't say I'm entirely clueless. When I go to Japan in October for a gap year I will be teaching English, which is the highest paid teaching English job in the world, incidentally. I hope to have saved enough. I plan on becoming a journalist since I like writing, but having chosen philosophy, photography, and English language, I'm beginning to regret not choosing any sciency subjects at A-level. Actually, no, I'm not, I could never stand the maths... :rolleyes: Oh, and you're all welcome to have a ride in a few years, when/if it is finished ;)

137 looks brilliant. Wish they make that. But it isn't baby buggy friendly because of its front engine... bah. Still, that looks most worthy of being Routemaster mk II

I'm no expert, but I'd say you have a driver malfunction.

There is a way around it: it's called a subframe, a wide body kit and ingenious relocating of parts. The battery may fit in the boot, struts will be moved outside of the existing wheelarches anyway. Plus the wheelbase could even be extended if the engine bay was being expanded. This improves the handling of the car, because the wider it gets, the more central the weight of the cockpit is, which is A Good Thing. You call it girly Balto, I call it nimble and efficient. Look at the potential here. All it needs is a crapload more power...

Sounds like that could be it, and with any decent anti lag kit you will get flames. Hmm... I'll buy one when I am in Japan, then see what I do with it. Though, I feel a Datsun 210 pickup might be interesting and get around that problem. If registered as a commercial vehicle, then tax is cheaper plus it may be exempt from a few MOT clauses. They're great for drifting because you can fill the back with tyres and run what you brung. But I might just end up putting an RB26 there...