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After playing Shift and it's Career-Mode, I again remembered how much I hate those stupid few laps races, where 'the Idea' is to try win AI's, no matter how. 
I hope so much, that PD do not repeat this same old stupid concept too, but I'm afraid they will, cause to be honest, they actually havent bring anything new to the table than awesome graphics.
When I played Shift, I remembered GT's 'World Map', which is one thing I have always loved in GT's before Online-Mode was standard.
From that flashback, I started to think what would be even more cool than 'World Map'... it would be 'World Map Online'!
How about you could 'go thru' your GT5-Career Mode and earn new cars and Credits by racing against other GT5-racers? If you dont have DSL, you could still race against only AI's like in older GT's, but if you have Connection you could also choose 'WM-Online' and try to fullfill your GT-trophies against real-humans.
PD could perform 'WM-Online' to look just like 'Offline World Map', but only add little box above different competitions to show when is next race starting, and how many racers already is signed-in. One lap qualifying to create grid-positions should be mandatory too. When you have done it once, it should stay on your drivers profile so you would not need to do it again... or if you want to try make it better you could.
Races could be starting every five minutes, and if grid is not full, AI's could take empty places. Also all stupid maingoals like, 'overtake 16 cars in one lap' should be removed forever! Only trophys from good result or clean race should be awarded. Minimum race-length 3-5 laps depending about tracks length. In higher levels, only sky is the limit ofcourse.
This idea surely has lots of bugs in it... I just got it, and typed straight to here, but give your thoughts and opinions about it.
Anyway, lets hope PD has something mindblowing new features to us. Damage and Cockpit-view aint that... those are standards today.
I hope so much, that PD do not repeat this same old stupid concept too, but I'm afraid they will, cause to be honest, they actually havent bring anything new to the table than awesome graphics.
When I played Shift, I remembered GT's 'World Map', which is one thing I have always loved in GT's before Online-Mode was standard.
From that flashback, I started to think what would be even more cool than 'World Map'... it would be 'World Map Online'!
How about you could 'go thru' your GT5-Career Mode and earn new cars and Credits by racing against other GT5-racers? If you dont have DSL, you could still race against only AI's like in older GT's, but if you have Connection you could also choose 'WM-Online' and try to fullfill your GT-trophies against real-humans.
PD could perform 'WM-Online' to look just like 'Offline World Map', but only add little box above different competitions to show when is next race starting, and how many racers already is signed-in. One lap qualifying to create grid-positions should be mandatory too. When you have done it once, it should stay on your drivers profile so you would not need to do it again... or if you want to try make it better you could.
Races could be starting every five minutes, and if grid is not full, AI's could take empty places. Also all stupid maingoals like, 'overtake 16 cars in one lap' should be removed forever! Only trophys from good result or clean race should be awarded. Minimum race-length 3-5 laps depending about tracks length. In higher levels, only sky is the limit ofcourse.
This idea surely has lots of bugs in it... I just got it, and typed straight to here, but give your thoughts and opinions about it.
Anyway, lets hope PD has something mindblowing new features to us. Damage and Cockpit-view aint that... those are standards today.
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). But this would be a nice feature that many racing games should share, making cash online gets a bit dry after awhile but to win and have some type of trophy attached to your profile for all to see would be nice. Having the AI fill in for dropouts would be a must as many people tend to drop out halfway through the race in a lot of games. 
