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I decided to try and 100% discovery on all areas in the game. I got Ibiza down and Hawaii 3 and 4 down. I have spent about a week trying to find all the roads and now I am down to 1% for both area 1 and 2. Does anyone have tips for finding the last few pieces of road? What was your last road? Thanks in advance.

Hi guys, hope someone will read this message... I've 2 questions for my TDU1 on PC.. 1) I won a bonus car (i did the race around the isle, near 200kms..). But later i sold this car. And now i can't buy this model again. It says to me : "You can buy bonus car just one time"... What must i do ? Do again the race ? 2) Offline, i race against CPU's player, i one-to-one race. But when i want to put finish line, i can't put it more than 5.3 km... Is it possible to modify this ? (with a programm or something else...) Thx to everybody. Long life to TDU. ;)

As you know my initial impressions of FH using the wheel weren't good at all, but I've kept at it and have found out the following that make a number of improvements: 1. Turn on the console by pressing the power button on the console, not by using the Guide button on the wheel. 2. Once your console has booted, make sure Sen is set to 900, then hold the Guide button to connect. 3. Start the game. Once you have control of the car, first press all of the pedals to 100% and then steer to full lock in each direction to calibrate the device. Purely by chance when I had started the game today I just lent on the accelerator pedal the tiniest amount and it was hitting red-line. After I maxed the pedal and then pressed it a tiny bit again it was behaving fine. 4. Don't change the Control set layout or swap buttons as this automatically changes your clutch pedal to the handbrake, even if the screen doesn't reflect this. 5. In advanced Controls, set the Brake (Deceleration) Inside Deadzone to 30. The brakes come on way too early and this is a small improvement (still early but similar to my Golf and allows for some modulation). 6. Don't use Simulation steering, just use Normal. 7. CSR Elite wheel settings are SEN (900), FF (60), SHO (100), DRI (Off), ABS (65), LIN (0), DEA (0), SPr (0), DPR (2), ACL (Off) 8. Wheel continues to die on me in game but I've discovered that in FH the fan isn't coming on when the wheel gets hot (I have it set to come on auto instead of constantly being on and annoying). Have changed it to constant now and will see how we go. Hope this helps others

Lets set up a Tips and Critique thread. Here, you can post tips to help get a better photo, aswell as ask for critique on photo's. I'll set it off with a few tips... 1: Composition. Even though a centered subject is probally best, don't be scared to move around and experiment with odd positioning. 2: Colour & Contrast. Adjusting the Colour and Contrast sliders can work wonders for an image. Add more Contrast give the blacks a bigger punch, while adjusting the colour can give the effect of a dim cloudy day. 3: Sepia Tone. I personally add a few notches of Sepia into my images, no more tha 10 on the slider. I feel it gives an image a bit more warmth to an otherwise "clinical" image. That's all mine for now. Maybe this could be stickied for quick reference?

I saw this post in my RSS reader and thought I'd share it (haven't looked at it yet though), but also thought we should share our own driving tips (preferably for those of us with a steering wheel) for sim-ish games. There's probably a bunch of stuff that a lot of us take for granted but may be just what someone else needed to read to improve. So anyway, here's the link. I'll add my 2c later on: SimRacingReview- Driving Tips More | Sim News Daily Also, if you've got a few $ to burn, consider acquiring the following for more theory: * Gran Turismo 1 manual * Gran Turismo 5 Collectors Edition Apex book * one, two, skip a few... Or if you're a bit more tight you could probably find something via Google or YouTube (although some of what you find might be rubbish or not completely accurate). :p