They specifically didn't focus on the cars because there's nothing new there apart from raytraced reflections. They're not going to remake 800 cars all over again, some touch ups here and there, but the general models are the same. Except now they can actually afford to run higher LODs in actual gameplay. If you want go nitpicking, here's a shot of the GTR, you can see the polygon edges on the brakelight, go and compare with FM7 it will show you the same modelling detail.
When did they announce that? They clearly pointed out the damage model is new on the cars as just one example of changes to the cars. We are a year out for the release of the game yet, pretty sure they have more to announce and cover. Maybe don't get ahead of yourself.
That. It needs to be linked to car tuning somehow. And they need to input more realistic electronic assistance too. You know how autojournalists spend time explaining how different modes affects the way the car behaves and how you can change parameters . This needs to be implemented. Not just TCS ASM on or off.
Sim is just jumping to conclusions.
They did say long back that RT just exposed a lot of weak areas in the models of the cars. SO they had to remodel them to get them to look good with RT.Sim is just jumping to conclusions.
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I dont think we've seen enough at this point to determine this. We need more in cockpit footage. Several of the very small snippets from Laguna Seca look pretty realistic to me from a color and lighting perspective. Check out toward the end of the actual 1 minute long tralier for some of the Laguna Seca footage.
I think this quote is hilarious, it's like you expect it to say "destruction down to every last nut and bolt, bodypanel and bits of chassis" but then it's individual scratches, and it's declared so proudly lol, as if it hasn't been a thing for 20 years at this point. These guys need to play BeamNG and Wreckfest and never mention the pathetic damage they have ever again.
We are all well aware of the areas where GT7 is a graphical letdown. It’s notable T10 focused on foliage and a fictional track. For the majority of real world tracks we only see tree canopies which look great in GT7. As PD have great material shaders and lighting which gives a photorealistic look when in cockpit view.
Working KERS/DRS/Hybrid Power on cars that have it as well. Forza is pretty behind on hybrid power systems.
It’s impossible to implement real damange in a game as comprehensive as Forza of Gran Turismo. So we get these weird crumples & scratches that don’t reflect what the car is constructed of.
Relax, young lad. Just discussing the game, if you want to believe the cars now have 10 billion polygons you can, I'm not gonna stop you.
To be honest, FM and GT don’t even seem like direct competitors anymore. The new FM looks like an action-packed racing game pushing high production values right into plain sight, whereas GT7 has this understated approach that satisfies a different mood. Sure, both titles appeal to very similar audiences, but I don’t think they overlap each other to the point where you can say Turn 10 is teaching PD a lesson or vice versa.
Well, you have to buy an Xbox Series X or build your own gaming computer if you want to play it.Too bad that it cannot come in PS5
They did that several titles ago. I can't imagine they would re-implement them either since it seems the seasonal approach playing on people's FOMO has been much more effective.
It's a launch trailer during a game show and nearly a year from release, I would be shocked if we got much more than that. They're doing a stream on Thursday, I'd imagine that's when they will do more of a deep dive into the game.
