Pfft, you get to drive an ST all day, playing with dogs and catching bad guys, what would you want with gaming!? :P

I do like a random unexpected minor event this morning creating motivation to get on with fixing my mates racecar this afternoon...motivation doesn't come easy, especially in January lol.

Pfft, you get to drive an ST all day, playing with dogs and catching bad guys, what would you want with gaming!? :P

I suppose if you put it that way ;) ;) ;) :)

Do like that I fixed the inlaws car, for now at least. Sadly though it looks like there may be a leak of the power steering

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seriously you the man bro!

I've plenty to look forward to then,

I bought a work mate PC version for Christmas but his graphics card isint up to it,

He's playing with the "complete darkness" mod to help graphics card,

So he's only on level 6

I'm now on level 28

so I don't feel that bad,

Funny part today in Fallout4; i went in to a school in south west of the map and found a metre stick available as a choice of weapon

There's all manner of wierd weapons.

I set myself the challenge of chinning a full building of feral ghouls using just a tyre iron last night just for fun. ;)

I'm guessing it's an RPG multiplayer game!

Are you both playing on the same side? :)

I'm guessing it's an RPG multiplayer game!

Are you both playing on the same side? :)

It's a free roaming single player game with AI controlled companions you can chose to wander with.

You carry out missions to get townships / factions on side and then progress through the game depending on what faction you support or make enemies of.

Theres also a big element of building townships up (providing basic resources and defence to).

It's a very expansive game with no real end.

It's not a traditional run'n'gun linear game like Call of Duty etc.

It's a free roaming single player game with AI controlled companions you can chose to wander with.

You carry out missions to get townships / factions on side and then progress through the game depending on what faction you support or make enemies of.

Theres also a big element of building townships up (providing basic resources and defence to).

It's a very expansive game with no real end.

It's not a traditional run'n'gun linear game like Call of Duty etc.

That sounds like it might be worth downloading/buying

I prefer run and gun personally lol

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That sounds like it might be worth downloading/buying

Definitely recommended.

I prefer run and gun personally lol

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I play those too but sometimes they are over way too quickly.

Even with special missions, bonus levels and suchlike they are done with far too quickly for my liking.

Fallout 4 is definitely value for money (plus you have access to a lot of mods on a PC)

Yeah for me I like games thT take just the right amount of time. Something that can be completed I around 12 hours of play, as I can then move on and experience something new. Not that I get too many of the modern games these days as it's not worth the money as I don't get time to play them lol.

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I had fallout 3 that was a good game to be fair. I only really play simulation games now or Football Manager

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I had fallout 3 that was a good game to be fair. I only really play simulation games now or Football Manager

Like this :P

http://www.excalibur-publishing.com/products/farming-manager

Be a bit of a busman's holiday for you Matt

I like rugby manager :)

Serious want....it's perfect and only 3300 miles. :(

Price?

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Serious want....it's perfect and only 3300 miles. :(

Buy it.

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Serious want....it's perfect and only 3300 miles. :(

That's nearly identical to one in your club photo :)

Price?

£9900 which is a little high given its age but very low mileage.

Buy it.

I want to its just too early. I'll show it to dad though.

That's nearly identical to one in your club photo :)

Yes it's like the one I'm after. :)

Like this :P

http://www.excalibur-publishing.com/products/farming-manager

Be a bit of a busman's holiday for you Matt

That's the naff one lol. Farming simulator is where it's at(that is what it's actually called) I've had/got everyone since they came out. Getting better next year as they will have our tractor brand in. Sad I know.

That's nearly identical to one in your club photo :)

I was just thinking that! I wouldn't buy it now though, you don't want to get a car too far in advance in my opinion. I don't mean to be a spoil sport (and I have been in that position myself more than once) but it is putting the cart before the horse.

I was just thinking that! I wouldn't buy it now though, you don't want to get a car too far in advance in my opinion. I don't mean to be a spoil sport (and I have been in that position myself more than once) but it is putting the cart before the horse.

I bought my first car when I was 16. It sat in the garage for over a year, drove it for 6 months and now it's back in the garage :D

Not sure where to post this, couldn't find a videos or YouTube section.

I'd like to post in this thread of the things I do like not really found the time to as yet.

But just come across this video.

Yes it's Nissan Nismo. Not ford.

It reminds me off when I was younger as a kid. Hours on end playing on the early gran turisimo games with my brother and dad.

A lot of the cars on the video were the top cars in the early games. Hard to beat. Great to race as.

Also, the video is just a pretty good video. Just genuine people of all ethnicities and backgrounds enjoying something together.

But still...

I was just thinking that! I wouldn't buy it now though, you don't want to get a car too far in advance in my opinion. I don't mean to be a spoil sport (and I have been in that position myself more than once) but it is putting the cart before the horse.

Yes I agree I'll just have to hold out for another 4 months!

I bought my first car when I was 16. It sat in the garage for over a year, drove it for 6 months and now it's back in the garage :D

Not sure if you are saying you are in favour of it or against it?

I had a car "waiting" for me when I was 16 and again last year when I was 19. Both times I never got around to driving and having them sitting there made me feel guilty and depressed.

Better to learn to drive and THEN get a car when you can drive it from day one (even if it is just as a provisional driver).

Not sure if you are saying you are in favour of it or against it?

I had a car "waiting" for me when I was 16 and again last year when I was 19. Both times I never got around to driving and having them sitting there made me feel guilty and depressed.

Better to learn to drive and THEN get a car when you can drive it from day one (even if it is just as a provisional driver).

In favour. Gave me time to understand how a car works from a mechanical point of view before I actually used one :)