A Note Before I Begin...
Each of these posts in this series are all works in progress. Posts in this category may be updated constantly to provide quality updates to this series. Check for the "UPDATED: (mm/dd/yyyy)" to know when a post has been updated.Groups of Real Racing 3: How It Works
This section simply tells you how this all works and how I will be presenting this material. Read on to gain some instant perspective.
How These Posts Will Work.
Each post will be presented in the order of first page to last page, top left to bottom right. What you will see in each post is a look at the cars offered and an idea of what each series is about. These posts will be updated to reflect various changes. Many of these will either be from looking up sources or by my own progress through each game. I will not really share you how to access each series- you are essentially on your own here. I will not share every last individual race in these posts. "Real Racing 3" is too detailed for me to actually share decent information on each series and race.Things to Remember.
These posts all indicate the different races available for each series. There are various tiers of competition within each series. You will need to earn a number of Trophies to unlock new tiers and new cars. Each tier can feature as few as one race and as many as three. Races that include Showcases are specifically meant for one specific car, and they include some kind of race or races along with a Time Trial. You must have DRIVE available to participate in Time Trials. If you have maxed out your car, you can compete as many times as you like in Time Trials. When some series are unlocked, separate smaller series also become available. Some of these smaller series don't appear until you unlock one specific series within each group. Therefore, you will be doing more racing than you really think you are doing. You obviously want to get Gold for each race. However, a finish of 3rd or better is all you need to unlock more series and cars. So concentrate early on getting 3rd or better and then improve upon your performance when you have a better car or when you have an upgraded car. You can always go back to races and series where you don't have all gold to yet. Progress at every 25% earns you R$ Bonuses and Gold. Complete the entire series with 100% completion to earn the maximum bonuses.To fully complete a series, you will need to pick up every available car. Most cars require R$, but some require Gold. You can purchase cars you haven't yet unlocked by paying for them in Gold. When you unlock some cars, you may get to pick up certain cars for a discounted Gold price as a one-time offer. You may elect to buy R$ or Gold by using your own money if you are short on funds in the game. Packs are also available giving you both R$ and Gold. You would hate using your own money to earn virtual currency, but if that is what it takes for you to try to complete this massive game, then so be it. To find out what cars can only be bought with Gold, please visit this blog post of mine: Real Racing 3 - Gold Cars.
Since I am updating this material based on my own progress through "Real Racing 3," these posts may be updated regularly to reflect new changes or correct certain errors.
Groups of Real Racing 3: Road Map
Want to see the entire series of the Groups of Real Racing 3 posts? Take a look at this section. You can visit any of the other posts by checking out this section. The series:• Groups of Real Racing 3: Amateur
• Groups of Real Racing 3: NASCAR
• Groups of Real Racing 3: Pro/Am
• Groups of Real Racing 3: Pro
• Groups of Real Racing 3: Expert
• Groups of Real Racing 3: Master
• Groups of Real Racing 3: Elite
• Groups of Real Racing 3: Legend
• Groups of Real Racing 3: Exclusive Series (YOU ARE HERE)
It is now time to kick this series of posts off proper. Get ready!
Real Racing 3: Exclusive Series
I won't show you all of the individual races, but I will give you insight on the series you will participate in.
^ The Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec (R34) is one of 15 cars you can exclusively race with and against in the Exclusive Series.
The Exclusive Series requires you purchase one specific car and max out its upgrades. Once you fully upgrade eligible cars, you can compete in a series of races tailored to that specific car. These races are pretty tough. While you may have gotten the advantage in the regular series with a fully upgraded car, you may not be so fortunate or confident trying these Exclusive Series races. You know a car is eligible for an Exclusive Series if you see Exclusive Series graphics for them. It is best you snap up these cars to be able to utilize them proper in a deep and extensive series of races such as the ones here.
Because you already have the needed car and its upgrades, every race in every tier is available to you to race. So you don't have to worry about unlocking extra material. You could basically do the very last tier of races to start off with. Progress in completing these races nets you extra R$ and Gold. Complete the entire series for each car to earn the maximum rewards.
Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec (R34).
Car Featured:• Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec (R34)
"A pure beast, this 'Godzilla' is known for its fearsome power and endurance."
Did you know the Skyline here is a REAR-wheel drive car? Most know of the Skyline/GT-Rs for having four-wheel drive. This one, though, is a rear-driven car. It's still a Skyline at the end of the day. Harness this Japanese beast's power and performance to power your way to victory. Can you do it?
Mazda RX-7 Spirit R (FD).
Car Featured:• Mazda RX-7 Spirit R
Arguably the most beautiful of the highest end Japanese sports cars of the 1990s, you will be racing with the Mazda RX-7 Spirit R. The Spirit R is the last of the fabulous FD RX-7s. This rotary-powered beast is for you to enjoy once you compete in this series after fully upgrading it.
BMW M3 GTS.
Car Featured:• BMW M3 GTS
"Lighter. Faster. Constantly outpacing even its maker's wildest expectations."
The BMW M3 GTS is a powerful machine. It is made more powerful once you have upgraded it fully. See if you can win yourself some races with this beast.
Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4.
Car Featured:• Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4
"The best selling Lamborghini of all time - design and power in an irresistable package."
Before being replaced by the Huracan, the Gallardo is a baby Lamborghini that deals big damage. You can use this car to fulfill your deepest performance driving pleasures.
Aston Martin V12 Vantage S.
Car Featured:• Aston Martin V12 Vantage S
Aston Martin makes some beastly luxury supercars. These are GT-type cars that are vastly luxurious. You will be using the V12-powered V12 Vantage S in this Exclusive Series. A car like this is not for the faint of heart. You may need to make sure your heart rate or blood pressure doesn't double or triple when you push this car to its limits in this series.
Jaguar F-Type SVR.
Car Featured:• Jaguar F-Type SVR
When the Jaguar F-Type was unveiled, I thought it was the most fabulous Jaguar ever; or at least the most fabulous since the legendary XJ220. While this isn't Jaguar's most bonkers offering, you will be racing a very capable machine with this F-Type. See if you can win the races you can enter this fine car in.
Audi R8 LMS Ultra.
Car Featured:• Audi R8 LMS Ultra
Many people think of the Audi R8 LMP race car when "R8" is uttered. The Audi R8 road car has always been fabulous and beautiful. The R8 LMS Ultra is the premier racing variant of the R8 race car. Various series have featured the Audi R8 ranging from various low-level GT series to even events like the 24 Hours of Le Mans and even the 24 Hours at the Nürburgring. So when you fully upgrade the R8 LMS Ultra, you will be doing some intense racing with an intensely powerful and capable car. So go do Audi proud with this great race car!
Ferrari F12TDF.
Car Featured:• Ferrari F12TDF
This V12-powered Ferrari is powerful and exclusive. If the Ferrari F12 Berlinetta is bonkers as it is, this one is even more bonkers. It is also a track car. If you maxed out your F12 TDF, you are in for a fierce battle in this Exclusive Series.
Porsche 918 RSR Concept.
Car Featured:• Porsche 918 RSR Concept
If you maxed out your 918 RSR Concept, then you can race in this set of races. Give it your all with this Porsche beast.
Mercedes-AMG GT3.
Car Featured:• Mercedes-AMG GT3
Open up a can of Whoop-Booty with the Mercedes-Benz AMG GT3 in this series. The Mercedes-Benz AMG GT3 is an elegant race car heavily inspired by one of my all-time favorite cars- the Mercedes-Benz 300SL.
Mazda Furai.
Car Featured:• Mazda Furai
The Mazda Furai is one of the wildest cars of the 2000s. It is for you to race in this Exclusive Series if you maxed it out. This is the only other Exclusive Series based on a rotary-powered car. Let the Furai sing at its highest octaves while also tearing up whatever track it races on.
Ariel Atom V8.
Car Featured:• Ariel Atom V8
Lightweight, powerful, and fierce; the Ariel Atom V8 delivers face-melting performance (just ask Jeremy Clarkson). You may remember this car from the first Open Sky Challenge. Max that Atom V8 out, and you can race in this series. Lord help you try to clear this series with 100% completion.
McLaren P1 GTR.
Car Featured:• McLaren P1 GTR
The McLaren F1 was a jaw-dropper in the 20th Century. The P1 is a jaw-dropper in the 21st Century. The P1 GTR is the bonkers racing variant of the P1. You were mad enough to try to max out an already beastly race car. Your reward? Entry into this Exclusive Series. Good luck taming this beast against other P1 GTRs.
Ferrari FXX K.
Car Featured:• Ferrari FXX K
So the McLaren P1 GTR isn't fast enough for you? Maybe you are among the tifosi and want to race a mad Ferrari. Well- you maxed out the FXX K. Now you get to go against other Ferrari FXX Ks in this Exclusive Series. Good luck. You might need it.
Koenigsegg Regera.
Car Featured:• Koenigsegg Regera
Fast. Faster. Fastest. While the Regera isn't the most bonkers Koenigsegg, it is a car that epitomizes hypercar performance. Get a Regera and max it out to compete in this series. Don't blink- you might lose the race with these cars!
Koenigsegg One:1.
Car Featured:• Koenigsegg One:1
Did you really NEED to max out the Koenigsegg One:1? Well, you made the decision to max it out. And now you get to go against other Koenigsegg One:1s. I hope you're happy. High-speed battle like you won't believe with this series!
Ferrari F14 T.
Car Featured:• Ferrari F14 T
The only Exclusive Series featuring a Formula 1 car is the Ferrari F14 T. Ferrari formula power is what you're talking about with this modern F1 car. Can you make the most of this car's performance to clear this series of races?
McLaren MP4-X.
Car Featured:• McLaren MP4-X
The last of the Exclusive Series cars is the conceptual race car, the McLaren MP4-X. This car is like McLaren's answer to the Red Bull prototypes in Gran Turismo 5 and Gran Turismo 6. The McLaren MP4-X is a no-nonsense futuristic F1 race car. You had to have a lot of money to invest in upgrading it. Now, you are looking to show you are the best by racing in this Exclusive Series.
Have fun! :)
I want to thank all of you who find my blog posts about various racing games to be great. I hope I can offer some great material to you all. Subscribe and Follow this blog (and my others) if you enjoy my work. Until next time, thank you for reading! Take care and be well.
| Subscribe to My Blog(s), and/or Follow on Bloglovin! | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Subscribe to John's Blog Space (JBS) | Subscribe to John's Creative Space (JCS) | Subscribe to John's Race Space (JRS) | Subscribe to StyleSpace (SS) |
| Support My Creative Works! | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JMDesigns | Patreon | Soundcloud | Bandcamp | Twitch | OpenGameArt | TurboSquid |
| Get Social With Me! | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Facebook (Friends) | Facebook (Fans) | YouTube | Google+ | LinkedIn (professionals only) | ||
| Questions or Comments? Contact Me (serious inquiries only)... |
|---|
| Contact Me via E-Mail |
Posts
0 Comments:
Post a Comment