Which track would you want in the next update?
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Really wish they would bring back Sonoma Raceway. It my local track and the elevation changes were fun. One of my favorite tracks to test and tune on.
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They should add the full catalunya motogp layout. The whole track is already modelled. Same with Catalunya national.
Adding Spa with a different pitlane and calling it a different track layout is just garbage. Why bother.
They should do tracks that are new to the series.
Adding Spa with a different pitlane and calling it a different track layout is just garbage. Why bother.
They should do tracks that are new to the series.
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I think the ideal would be that every month, religiously, a complete track would be added, including all its layouts, and a pack of ten cars. It's a little frustrating to add a new layout in a month, a new chicane in another month, a new schedule or weather change that month, a new circuit every three months, sometimes a car or three cars or ten cars, or nothing at all.
In the end, the forecast is that the GT7 will only have ten more circuits and eighty more cars compared to the launch package. They are shy changes. It's a shy number when compared to competing games. In fact, the availability of other layouts should be mandatory. Even smaller developers with a smaller budget can do this, why does PD have such a hard time?
I hope Forza 8 and Assetto Corsa 2 bring a great cast of new tracks and cars to pressure PD to bring more content. Competition is always positive!
And without wanting to be picky, all of the franchise's original tracks must appear in GT7. It doesn't require as many hassles as "in loco" scanning and faithful terrain reproduction. Even amateurs and modders from here in the community produce original GT tracks ALONE, why would a team full of professionals and know-how have such a hard time doing?
In the end, the forecast is that the GT7 will only have ten more circuits and eighty more cars compared to the launch package. They are shy changes. It's a shy number when compared to competing games. In fact, the availability of other layouts should be mandatory. Even smaller developers with a smaller budget can do this, why does PD have such a hard time?
I hope Forza 8 and Assetto Corsa 2 bring a great cast of new tracks and cars to pressure PD to bring more content. Competition is always positive!
And without wanting to be picky, all of the franchise's original tracks must appear in GT7. It doesn't require as many hassles as "in loco" scanning and faithful terrain reproduction. Even amateurs and modders from here in the community produce original GT tracks ALONE, why would a team full of professionals and know-how have such a hard time doing?
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- Blood_Raven_70
Grand Valley (full and east)
Autumn Ring (full and mini)
Autumn Ring (full and mini)
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The oval would be great, but I heard it was abandoned after being damaged beyond repair from the 2011 earthquake. I’d be perfectly fine with just having the main course and its alternate, smaller layouts - though I’d love to see PD bring back the oval.
Speaking of real-world Japanese circuits, I really hope we see Suzuka West return sooner than later.
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Imola and Silverstone for a start. After that, Sebring maybe?
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Rainbow Road!
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Fully agreed. I think the only course that doesn’t need much changing is Apricot Hill.
Also, Seattle Circuit would absolutely need to be changed, as the path the circuit takes - which was on actual roads within Seattle - no longer exists. And those jumps would be terrible. If I had to have PD introduce a course that doesn’t exist anymore, I’d much rather have them introduce Fuji Speedway as it was in the 1960’s, where it had that massive banked first turn. Or maybe Monza, back when it also had a large banked turn. Or maybe even the much longer, older version of Spa-Francorchamps.
Look, I’d really prefer new city circuits instead of just older ones. Or at least the Monaco GP course.
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Totally agree, either the GT 1 or GT 3 layouts would be an absolute treat, by far my favourite original GT circuit.
The biggest thing with them adding old tracks, I hope they don't put stupidly tight corners on them like Deep Forest and Trial Mountain have in GT 7. I'd still like to see the original style layouts for those, only needs 1 corner to be changed.
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- Nigel Fox
Knowing how people vote, I went with Red Rock Valley, Grindelwald and Other. As others have said, there are so many classic tracks which should all be renovated without too much trouble, but those two in particular. As Brunus says,
