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This is the discussion thread for a recent post on GTPlanet:
This article was published by Andrew Evans (@Famine) on October 3rd, 2019 in the Motorsports category.
Obligatory comment requesting the car on GT Sport..
Sweet, can we have this in GT Sport please?
I believe this is going to be in next GT title, maybe in GT Sport
And will GT Sport be getting it? No because its a racing car. However if it were a Dodge Durango I bet they would consider it at least.
I'm already bored by it. Livery isn't helping.
No because Pratt & Miller seem to have issues with licensing anything they aren’t getting massively overpaid for. (The people who make the racing corvettes) they are the whole reason we have the C7 Gr.3 and not theSweet, can we have this in GT Sport please?
Read above. And maybe stop acting like a child. Race car soon come.And will GT Sport be getting it? No because its a racing car. However if it were a Dodge Durango I bet they would consider it at least.
That’s a big thing to suggest considering the history of P&M.I believe this is going to be in next GT title, maybe in GT Sport
Which wouldn't make sense anyway as the c7r and c8r here are for the GTE class, not GT3.they are the whole reason we have the C7 Gr.3 and not the
C7R
All I will say is... 911 RSR. It doesn’t need to make senseWhich wouldn't make sense anyway as the c7r and c8r here are for the GTE class, not GT3.
I think mixing GTE with GT3 in Gr.3 is a great idea honestly. They're very close in terms of performance/looks.Which wouldn't make sense anyway as the c7r and c8r here are for the GTE class, not GT3.
I rather not, I already have to worry about that in Forza 7's clustermess of a GT class.I think mixing GTE with GT3 in Gr.3 is a great idea honestly. They're very close in terms of performance/looks.
Yeah, that's a case in point of my problems with GTS. It needs a class overhaul. If PD are pushing for a FIA like environment, then yes it has to make sense.All I will say is... 911 RSR. It doesn’t need to make sense
GTE and GT3 close in performance?? Not even close, which is why GTE cars lap GT3 cars multiple times in a 2 hour race.I think mixing GTE with GT3 in Gr.3 is a great idea honestly. They're very close in terms of performance/looks.
No because Pratt & Miller seem to have issues with licensing anything they aren’t getting massively overpaid for. (The people who make the racing corvettes) they are the whole reason we have the C7 Gr.3 and not the
C7R
Can't wait to see it at Daytona.
This man speaks truth. Along with GTE having a lot less BOP enforced too. Why do you think Bentley don’t go for Le Mans? GTE allow complete modification, GT3 allow less modification such as rules like running a stock injectors etc.GTE and GT3 close in performance?? Not even close, which is why GTE cars lap GT3 cars multiple times in a 2 hour race.
GTE has more HP, better brakes, and a lot more downforce.
GT3 cars start their life as production cars. GTE cars are built as pure racecars, from the ground up (eg the 911 being mid engine, not rear, or the BMW having the engine in the cockpit basically. The Ford GT was an exception, the racecar was designed by Multimatic first, then the road car derived from that, and then all the other manufacturers needed to give concessions to Ford to allow the thing to race).
It makes plenty of sense. P&M are known for being difficult. Can’t all these other developers have paid more than hey should have? Let’s take spa in to consideration!Can't wait to see it at Daytona.
That makes zero sense. The C7.R is featured in multiple racing games. AC, Forza, PC, Rfactor 2, Grid and so on. Do you really think it is a problem with the manufacturer? To me it seems like PD that just doesn't want to put certain cars in the game.