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Or maybe by writing "We swear we're fixing bugs in this time"

I'm going to say big lie. I'm sure that there is a model of the Gumpert out there somewhere (probably ripped from GTR Evo) and this person has just made a point to say that it is a Gumpert (as seen in) TDU2. Look at the amount of detail in the model. While I admit that there probably is going to be alot of detail in TDU2's models I don't think it is going to be that detailed, whereas I know that GTR has that much detail in their models since they don't need to worry about an open world.

I'm hoping that they use the time to fix things for all platforms, not just the consoles. While TDU1 for PC was still a great game, it was chock full of bugs even with the multiple times that the release was pushed back.

This all feels very much like the PC release of TDU1..........

big thick gloves, possibly a big hoody sweater, and a.........gas mask? Looks like they want you to be able to horrendously customize everything. Also, that image looks like an artist's rendering more than an actual screen shot.

I know right? I saw the entrance things on FB and the TDU2 website, but thought to myself "Nah, there will be a bunch of names better than mine could possibly be." Boy was I wrong.

I've been thinking and wondering if maybe these meh names might be a bad omen. If the track names bite this much, how much better can the game be?

Not only are a lot of those pretty bad, but a fair amount of them are misspelled too. "Hawai spin track"? Sounds like someone didn't know how to spell Hawaii so they looked in the TDU folder to find out. Either that or they were making a reference to the misspellings in the first game. Either way it still hurts my head.

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Alot of people thought that club exclusive cars were a bad idea (myself included) so it is possible that Atari/Eden decided to change the system a bit to try and please more people.

Something that dawned on me Diablo, since you saw the Mustang Fastback up close and personal, could you tell (and if so are you allowed to say) what year the Mustang was? And if you don't know the year could you identify it in a lineup (again if you are allowed to say anything)?

Infiniti is the luxury version of Nissan, just like Lexus is the luxury version of Toyota and Acura is the luxury version of Honda. Same manufacturer, different emblems and price tags.

US versions normally support English(U.S.), Spanish, and sometimes French or German.

Since my question about club cars has been answered by the recent press releases/magazine articles, I think it should be removed and replaced with this question: Will traffic direction devices such as traffic lights be in their proper position? (meaning that the light for my side of the intersection is on the other side of the intersection so that I can see it from the cockpit view of my car)

If this were a game that would be used for competitions then I could see having LAN as a plus, but since it probably won't be I think they should use the coding time for something else, like another car.

I'm gonna go with the Charger Daytona/Superbird for that one , or if you go with the gull wing doors idea, maybe the Delorean?:nuts:

Just need to bump up my vid card in order to meet recommended. Thought my GTX260 was BA, guess it's time to change that. Gonna have to wait til after I buy a real car though. Thankfully I have a little bit of time before I need to worry about it though.

So all you need to do to get the club exclusive cars is have a club and buy the cars through the club. Methinks there's going to be ALOT of single member clubs.

For the Martini and Three!, were there any cars with Martini livery that got either a 1-2-3 finish or had 3 consecutive championships/tourney wins?

anyone notice that in the pic of the aston and vipers, the middle viper has both of it's brake rotors glowing red? something tells me that the rotors are going to glow any time we hit the brakes, whether we're braking hard or not.

True enough Diablo, but the draw of the game was about driving exotic cars in an exotic locale, not dancing or schmoozing in the hot tub. I believe the saying goes "Capable of everything, an expert at nothing." While I admit putting as many ways to play as possible will draw alot of people in to the game, if it is mediocre at all it's ways to play it will just disappear into the history books as an unmemorable flash of lights, and a big disappointment to the fans who waited so long for it.

Maybe no one is talking about it because it is so good that they don't notice it. Or Atari/Eden only lets people play the game with the sound muted, one of the two.

On the screenshot of inside the garage, does anyone else think that the Ford GT looks a bit too high up in the air? If that were in real life, it would be somewhere around 8 inches of gap between the tire and fender (or so it looks) I really hope there aren't blatant errors like that in the car modeling this time around.

Something just occurred to me, the Gumpert is a club exclusive car but we have seen it in pictures that look very much like the garages we were used to in TDU1. This could mean one of three things, either 1) The club exclusives can be held on to until they are no longer the "active" vehicle (last one to be driven, etc), 2) Club exclusives weren't enabled for the testing and screenshots, 3) All vehicles seen in those screenshots are club exclusives. I'm hoping for number 2, since being able to hold on to a club car until you drive another car would make for long waiting times to drive the car, as someone would just keep that car selected so that no one else would be able to drive it, and I really don't want the Ford GT to be an exclusive car, as I would just break down and cry.

Great, the three cars that I was actually excited to be able to drive in the game have been confirmed as club exclusive. The game hasn't been released yet and I'm already a little disappointed.