That you believe otherwise tells of your dedication, or lack thereof.
More of that car has come off assembly lines than any other in the world, though, so I guess it can't have fans.Ĭar enthusiasts- and I'm one of them, so I guess I should know- are LITERALLY NO DIFFERENT from enthusiasts in ANY other hobby. In a place like that, the difference between authentic and replacement parts can mean thousands of dollars of difference in the value of a car.Įven the most mundane daily drivers that were nothing special have fanbases the original Beetle is a classic in every sense of the word, and millions love it. There's also a completely different group that like things as original as possible you'll find such people populating the spectators/sellers at places like the Barett-Jackson auto show, the world's largest car auction. These people like to race their cars, both legally and illegally, or just fix them up for show, like in the lowrider scene. What you're referring to is only one type of car enthusiast: those that like to customize their vehicle and make it their own.
If people don't play that mode they will likely either drop it or fine-tune it. Don't like the series then move on and talk about stuff you are interested in.Īs for hardcore mode, don't play it. That's not the case, there are hundreds of games per year and a whole bunch of platforms to play these games on. If there were only a dozen or so games that come out per year then yes, there would be reason to complain. They have a great formula that seems to gel with millions and millions of people per year. What amazes me is how consumed some people are in what other people seem to enjoy. There's a vast difference between being a car enthusiast who invests a lot of money into it and trying to mold it to how they like it as opposed to a game platform that pumps out 10 million units per year, plays the same as all the others and has virtually most of the same games that are available on other platforms.Ĭonsole fanboys are indeed a breed of their own and should be locked away and isolated from regular society. So when someone comes over do you show them your limited edition PS3 that 60 million other people also own? Or do you paint pinstripes on it? BrutallyBlunt 3391d ago (Edited 3391d ago )
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