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This is the discussion thread for a recent post on GTPlanet:
This article was published by Brendan Rorrison (@Brend) on June 29th, 2017 in the Gran Turismo Sport category.
I can keep looking at it for hours, it's beautiful.
Still not sure about the sounds tho.
GT3 cars actually do sound like that when changing gears, they wouldn't put it in there if it didn't. Yes regular cars like the Subarus and Evo LE that are in the game do not sound like that.Really liking how the game looks. It's gorgeous! And the AI looks like a challenge for once in GT.
But why on the in-car shots does is sound like there's a man in the gearbox with a sledgehammer?
GT3 cars actually do sound like that when changing gears, they wouldn't put it in there if it didn't. Yes regular cars like the Subarus and Evo LE that are in the game do not sound like that.
These are real GT3 GTR race cars with the gear wine and clunk of the gears shifting. If it gets old that just means you should stick with the stock cars. Unless you want to finally realized that GT Sports sounds are as authentic as they come minus the tires ( tires do sound close to that when cornering but not all cars tired sound exactly the same.) The bashing is getting old honestly.
You have to also think PD is doing sound as if you're in the car, not hearing it from a camera, so there will be a difference in what sounds are more pronounced. With V6 engines you don't always hear the engine as much as the gear whine, I've seen some videos where this is true, but the Mercedes GTS should definitely have engine noise over gear whine. But the sounds of Forza is over aggressive and is not a real representation of RL sounds. Also if you're wearing a helmet it's ever more "sterile". I see great improvement and some of the cars sound better than the competition and some don't.I agree to an extent. The transmission whine is good, but the gearshift clunk is way overdone compared to the two RL videos, and there is almost no engine noise in the GTS onboard clip compared to the RL videos. The bashing might be getting old, but PD has brought that on themselves for the last decade and a half or so. And why shouldn't we expect better? The sounds are much better than GT6 sure, but as @cjr3559 indicated, they still sound sterile and lack depth.
FYI, I've already pre-ordered GTS and am excited for it, but the sounds still need improvement, and I think most anyone willing to be honest enough would agree on this.
I'm disappointed that some of the issues at the track from GT6 still exist. Clearly they surveyed the track on a regular weekday and not during a race weekend so there are missing brake markers and the tyre bundle that juts out at the exit of Forrest's Elbow still appears to exist.
I can understand why they didn't update the advertising graphics (although they did seem to tinker with some GT logos and pasting other logos where they didn't exist previously), but a shame they couldn't have updated the run-offs which were introduced in 2013.