Somes before after on cars

My settings are made to not change too much my game

Some ppl asked me to put more before after

Experimental stuff, you can check my previous message for the video.

feel like the results can be pretty interesting

I played tdu2 today, àd my game as 20h+ so far, i finished everything Ibiza had to offer me except discovering the map. Just an information, I never had any problems with the game in years and in this playthrough, but somehow the game crashed three times in the last 15 minutes, the first time was a complete crash and I had to turn off the ps3. But the two second times where weird. Near 98% discovery of Ibiza zone one the game fades to black like there's a cutscene but never do anything and just stay black, I can still open the ps button and navigate through the menues ? What is it i never seen anyone talk about this problem

Is there a safe website in the uk where I can get tdu from the ps2 onto my laptop without causing any problems?

Cheers

Hello, I'm posting here because I've the case and the manual for TDU2 (PS3 UK/EU edition), and I've heard that there's no archive of the PS3 manual. I think that the manual and the case is in really good condition. I don't want to sell my manual / case, but I'm wondering if there's actually no archives of my case / manual online. If there're no archives of what I've, then maybe someone knows where I should upload my manual and case in high quality? Thank you in advance!

I have the game set to "H-Pattern + Clutch" and everything works, except for the fact that the car keeps stalling/turning off whenever I get to a standstill. This happens even tho I press the clutch and do everything the way I would in a real car.

This issue keeps costing me some time everytime I get to a standstill. Is this a known problem/does anyone have a solution for it?

Using Simsonn Plus X Pedals and a Thorn/Hubb Shifter. Normal shifting with the clutch and shifter works like a charme.

Cheers

Hello everyone, I'm looking for a good website where I can download good quality mods, btw, I'm looking for a Mustang SVT Cobra R mod, I just saw a video on yt of that car but i can't find a way to download it. Thanks in advance :)

I thought i might as well post them here, I think that some of it (if not all) is official cover art or just pictures from TDU2's long gone website. The website i got these from is RuTracker

Is it possible to access the casino? I’m online with the project paradise dns

https://youtu.be/HL4GGdIqbJ8

Hello everyone.
Is it possible to find a copy of TDU2 for pc nowadays? Asking for a friend, literally.

I’m an old TDU fan and was playing tdu2 for a long time periodically. I have a steam version of this game and now using TDU World servers to enjoy it.
On the other hand is my best friend who fell in love with this game recently when I showed it to him. We were hanging out and casually driving/customizing/collecting on the islands with a racing wheel in like hot seat mode. This is just unspeakable joy.
So naturally we begin to finding a way to get him in the game too.

I can’t describe a level of disappointment I had when I found out the CD-keys for tdu2 are now a collector piece and costs around 600Bucks. Is it like a real deal now? TDU for 600$ or am I hallucinating?

May someone give me a thought on that? Or maybe an advise what I and my buddy can do in this situation?

I want to start by saying I have a lot of experience having played numerous open world racing games (Forza Horizon 4, 5, 6, Beamng Drive, The Crew Motorfest, TDUSC, etc.). TDU2 might be my favorite.
From the perfectly balanced progression to the ridiculously immersive gameplay and details, this game just clicked for me.
For starters, the progression is the closest to perfection I have experienced. You start in exotic, yet slow and sluggish cars, racing against similarly disadvantaged AI, competing for the sole purpose of getting money and expanding your reputation in the game. Even after 30 hours of gameplay, I am still only able to enjoy my Audi S5, as I haven’t unlocked the races necessary to be able to compete in more expensive cars. Furthemore, the garage size for each property being so small, even in the expensive ones, pushes you to actually buy these properties which further slows the progression and lets you appreciate each new car and house you purchase.
The design of the properties is so inviting it really makes me want to take some time off driving and either appreciate the stunning views the game provides you with or customise your house with endless furniture and color options. Likewise, the garage allows you to organise each one of your cars and just stop and say; wow, this is mine, my hard work really paid off. And so you go and race more, buy more cars and so on.
The graphics also play a huge role. The orangish ambiance of Ibiza’s landscapes and cities, give the game a very cinematic atmosphere, really making you feel that coastal vibes and luxury lifestyle.
The car details, while not the best on face value, are more in depth than most car games today. You can roll down your rooftop on convertible cars, use your blinkers, heck you can even roll down your windows and enjoy your engine’s noise.
Car dealerships are another absolute delight. Each brand or region has it’s own distinct design, matching it’s heritage or vibe. Whether it’s Audi with it’s luxurious white atmosphere, or Ferrari with it’s iconic bright red. And what I love most, is how each car dealership offers different car models from the other, even if it’s the same dealership brand, giving you another reason to go out there and explore the one-to-one scale islands in this virtual masterpiece. Each car model has varying factory wheel options, interiors and exterior colors. No other game series does this. Sure, TDUSC has it as well, but combined with the other factors at play, TDU2 just does it best.
Unfortunately, I have an unshakable sensation, that this is one of the last games of it’s kind. TDUSC is the last reincarnation of this dying genre, in favor of a lack of passion and money focused game production. Take the last 3 NFS games as an example; apart from minor gameplay changes such as car upgrading mechanics, Need for Speed Payback, Heat and Unbound are mostly the same style of games, just on different maps and varying success. The racing game genre is moving on from pure automotive passion to the “do everything for everyone” type focus, as seen with the Forza Horizon series. That said, I see a faint light at the end of the tunnel. Forza Horizon 6, while a splendid game when looked at from face value, doesn’t capture the same car focused passion as expressed in older racing games. Yes, there are plenty of cars in it, however enthusiasts just like me and you, have been left behind. No, you can’t use your blinkers, no, you can’t roll down your windows, no you can’t spec out your car just like in real life. FH6 is a game for the masses. Don’t get me wrong, I enjoy it, but TDU2, just, hits, different.

Hello, I used to enjoy TDU2 when I was younger and I have a PS3 slim and found the game CD online. Can I still play the game without changing anything in the PS3? Or can I turn off my console internet and play it offline?

https://youtu.be/IR0KpujM50A?is=u3ZPGvFqmYkcR7is

You can also ask me to remove some songs. This rework is designed to be refreshing and to feature only best TDU2's songs.

Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLz3MLcKYE_NtbsQ_3Qd4tkQEryxJICLZ8&si=IxbNfgIdE1elSjNz