Re: Grid 2 Pictures
Posted: Tue Jun 04, 2013 12:22 pm
Some in game pics. Showing off the revised livery. Changed some colors and made subtle adjustments.
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Re: Grid 2 Pictures
Posted: Tue Jun 04, 2013 1:41 pm
Some of my latest
Re: Grid 2 Pictures
Posted: Tue Jun 04, 2013 2:02 pm
Both of yours look good 
Mad
I like the new update to yours it looks better now
Keep it up
Mad
I like the new update to yours it looks better now
Keep it up
Re: Grid 2 Pictures
Posted: Mon Jun 10, 2013 6:42 pm
Applied my livery to some more cars. Gave them custom wheels. And i tried to recreate my livery for online races as well. Looks really good imo. Probably one of the most easy to use paintshops so far. 
Re: Grid 2 Pictures
Posted: Mon Jun 10, 2013 7:21 pm
Nice paint jobs MadManCK, I also like the easy way you can paint the cars but I don't like the fact that you cant make your own original designs 
I would love a paint shop like the one in Forza that one is awesome
I would love a paint shop like the one in Forza that one is awesome
Re: Grid 2 Pictures
Posted: Mon Jun 10, 2013 8:52 pm
Yes, that option could improve the game.
Not everybody has Grooks' paintshop talents or wants to spend hours on a new design.
For me this is perfect. I don't know if i would ever have the patience to make them like this in a TDU2 style sticker shop. The designs are also optimized for every model by pros.
But more options to individualize your design are always good.
There is another reason why they did the paintshop this way. For online play all liveries are already in your game. Only the different values are sent over the web. This avoids lagging cars like with TDU2, where some cars would not load or only partially due to lag.
Not everybody has Grooks' paintshop talents or wants to spend hours on a new design.
For me this is perfect. I don't know if i would ever have the patience to make them like this in a TDU2 style sticker shop. The designs are also optimized for every model by pros.
But more options to individualize your design are always good.
There is another reason why they did the paintshop this way. For online play all liveries are already in your game. Only the different values are sent over the web. This avoids lagging cars like with TDU2, where some cars would not load or only partially due to lag.