Meithyk
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Sony related developers like Evoluton Studios.
All cars must be premium cars.
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The huge car list is becoming Gran Turismo's main selling point. Without all of those cars, I think no one would buy Gran Turismo anymore.
@NixxxoN is right on what he said about, Nobody is forcing you to use the standard cars. The standard cars are not hurting the image of GT.
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I rarely use standards, but the AI seems to have a habit of using standards, even when there are premium models available. The inconsistency is hurting the game. One minute it looks just as good as next gen, the next minute it looks like a PS2 game!
Look at how fantastic the modelling is on this Dino:
Now, compare it to this:
As others have said, it feels like playing two separate games!
NixxxoN
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I rarely use standards, but the AI seems to have a habit of using standards, even when there are premium models available. The inconsistency is hurting the game. One minute it looks just as good as next gen, the next minute it looks like a PS2 game!
Look at how fantastic the modelling is on this Dino:
Now, compare it to this:
As others have said, it feels like playing two separate games!
All about the graphics, isnt it? Oh god the gamers of today... make me sick.
I'd rather have 1200 cars standards included than only 500 perfectly designed cars.
It's not all about the pretty graphics guys, IT ISNT!
Content and gameplay > graphics!
NixxxoN
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The graphics are certainly not the best you can find in a racing game, but anyway who cares, theyre as good as they can get for a PS3 game, the machine is quite old and not very capable for nowadays standards, and in GT7 they will be 10 times better.
I think the best thing in GT6 is the content. The huge list of cars and the huge list of tracks too.
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GT6 does indeed have a lot of content, but the problem for me is not the graphical quality, it is the difference in quality. The inconsistency kills the experience for me. That video in my previous post shows how amazing the game can look (premium car on premium track) and how appalling it can look (standard car on standard track. Is consistent graphical quality really too much to ask for?
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NixxxoN
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I think you focus too much on the graphic detail.
The experience is not to "watch" and analyze the game but to play the game and drive.
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Pretty sure that's what PD wants us to do, or they wouldn't have bothered including photo travel or photo mode, or modelling cars to current 'premium' levels.
This is what I've been doing for the last year. The standards still stick out like a sore thumb. Also:
It's kind of distracting driving when there isn't an interior...
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NixxxoN
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The viewing angle is not so good unless you use triple screen. Other cams are better if you use a single screen.
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Would you look at that, PD themselves say that the interior view is important.
Dont believe everything it's told to you. Think for yourself.
NixxxoN
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What I'm saying is that it doesnt feel good and doesnt feel realistic. In real life you see better and you can turn your head left and right easily. On the PS3 its not the same.
Also if you play with a wheel, its not realistic because you see two steering wheels (real one and virtual one) and the dashboard looks unnaturally away from you. With the hood cam you get the feeling that your TV screen is the windscreen of the car you drive, and it feels better.
NixxxoN
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Yeah, there are several quality levels within standard cars.
There are some horrible ones (that should be either removed or improved) like that Suzuki key car above, then there are average ones, and they you got other cars that almost look like being premium without interior, those sometimes called semi-premiums and were improved in GT6, like the RUF's, or the SEAT Ibiza Cupra.
There are some horrible ones (that should be either removed or improved) like that Suzuki key car above, then there are average ones, and they you got other cars that almost look like being premium without interior, those sometimes called semi-premiums and were improved in GT6, like the RUF's, or the SEAT Ibiza Cupra.
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I'd love for all the cars to be premium.
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Or get rid of the excess duplicates of cars and maybe that would free up more memory to actually have more premium cars.
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Loool! The duplicates must be on trims section although that the duplicates must premium too.
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It's because of people like you that Kaz has become so obsessed with car count and thinks that the amount of cars is more or less the only thing that sells games.
I could not have put it better myself. Exactly how I feel as well!
Lost? Not a single car was lost in GT3, because it was their first game on the PS2 you see, and it still stands as one of the most consistent games in the series in my opinion because it has very few duplicates.
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