Shellzilla_515
Senior Member
Oh look, I present to you another humongous post in this thread haha.
- I played Gran Turismo 7 and recently bought the oldest drivable car in the game: The 1929 Mercedes Benz S Barker Tourer. You read that right. 1929. We're talking about vintage territory here, and it's only seven more years until it turns 100 years old (at the time of this post at least). While it was a little painful to drive in its stock performance which I kinda expected, tuning it up and making a few adjustments made it more fun to go through the corners. I even entered a race event with it and won. Imagine losing to a car that's older than the majority of the human population lol. From the update that came a few days ago, I also acquired a 1991 Suzuki Cappuccino (EA11R) which is a part of the Kei car category in Japan. Basically, cars that fall under this category are pretty small in size and are even restricted in engine size and power output! Apparently, this is so people can get tax and insurance benefits for driving one. Tall people including myself won't have a great time trying to get in simply because there's not a lot of room to work with lol. Though it does drive decently in the game at least. I gotta say, it's an interesting read looking through stuff about Kei cars in general. There's no way I'll be able to see this car in real life unless I either move to Japan or someone imports it so they can drive it here from where I live. TL;DR I like the diversity of cars in this game and driving them.
The Suzuki Cappuccino has its appearance modified. You can find its stock appearance here. And no, I don't think there's a decaf version lol.
- Feel free to skip this point. This happened a couple of days ago, but I saw a Jaguar XKR Coupe just as I was backing out of my driveway! The year model could be somewhere between 2006 to 2014 after a little bit of research.
- I've finished a few art pieces as a part of a small project that I'm still working on. Actually, should I even call it small anymore since I'm only making a drop of progress in each art piece? I even made a checklist and I'm not even at the halfway point yet.
Anyway, I felt really motivated, especially after seeing some art around here and listening to music. I'm absolutely crushing it in the past few days! - I played Metroid Dread! I managed to destroy another EMMI... Which took me at least 10 minutes of running around in circles because I didn't have a lot of room to get those opportunities without getting caught.
Thankfully, this was all done on a single attempt, and didn't have to restart from the previous checkpoint! I had to let out a huge sigh of relief after that. - I and my sister went to Pet Smart since the place we went to buy food is close to it, despite the fact that we don't have pets. I have seen a few cats just curled up in their small areas while one was being petted by a person working there (and the cat absolutely loves it). We even heard a couple of dogs barking and kept looking around to see guinea pigs and parakeets. There were fishes as well and I recognize them thanks to Animal Crossing. I saw neon tetras and angelfishes for those wondering. To top it off, someone brought their dog in the store what appears to be a border collie! It even looked at me for a brief moment.

- The weather was absolutely gorgeous. To top it off, there wasn't even a single cloud to be seen throughout the whole day and was blue sunny skies all around. I'm glad I had to drive somewhere because the music I've been listening to fits the vibes well. The Dancer by Wesley Fuller is the one that complements the pleasant weather the most. This song sounds like something you'd hear from the Beatles.
And I totally didn't put it in my playlist just because it was in GT Sport lol. - I got gifted 3 TBT by @Mr_Keroppi. Thanks for the kindness! The timing couldn't be any better because I definitely had a great day today.
