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I'm curious as to why you'd count Eiger dirt and Eiger road as the same course?
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Um wrong, they bragged about over 1000 cars for gt5, untill the gaming community say most were pathetic ps2 ports. That is now a running joke.
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It's funny that racing games are the only games where people demand this accumulative volume of content, everything from the last version plus a load of new stuff.
It's not like first person shooters give you every map from the last 4 games plus ten more.
I agree that 71 does not seem like a huge number, and it would be weird if they took circuits away, but hopefully it's not quite such a meager offering as it would appear and there will be plenty of new tracks to enjoy, with perhaps older ones redone and added later (hopefully cheaply if not for free).
It's not like first person shooters give you every map from the last 4 games plus ten more.
I agree that 71 does not seem like a huge number, and it would be weird if they took circuits away, but hopefully it's not quite such a meager offering as it would appear and there will be plenty of new tracks to enjoy, with perhaps older ones redone and added later (hopefully cheaply if not for free).
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just started a thread for this ...
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What about the garage, do we still only have one! Personally, I would rather have only the premium cars than 1200 cars and only one garage...there are way too many cars to keep track of in this gameOther than that I can't wait, I will pre-order as soon as possible 👍
From that garage it seems that there's no Standard/Premium division.
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shirakawaa
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Here too, they're referring to the conservative/advertised number of cars (1000) in the "vanilla" version of GT5.
By counting car number more accurately, and counting also in DLC and special edition cars as well, there are about 1140 cars in GT5, which doesn't leave much room for extra cars.
Plus, we already have proof that they're going to add "duplicates" as usual. Another user noticed that the new Premium Alpine in the latest screenshots is a different model year than the standard edition from GT4/GT5, and of course it will count as a completely different car despite being almost the same one for all intents and purposes.
Because they're part of the same "map"/location, you can actually drive over a portion of the road layout in one of the dirt layouts.
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But why 60? Did we really get 140 DLC cars with GT5? (200-60=140)
From that garage it seems that there's no Standard/Premium division.
That's a concept, not the complete version.
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From that garage it seems that there's no Standard/Premium division.
This is a major concern. If there is a significant amount of 'standard' cars from GT5 (GT4) then my enthusiasm will be severely dampened.
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Try looking at the master car list in the GT5 section:
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=132309
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From that garage it seems that there's no Standard/Premium division.
In GT5 Prologue you also didn't have standards/premiums
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I like that we can finally create our own online championships!
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Not sure why all the complaints, however you slice it we are looking at 150-200 "new" cars, which will almost certainly all be premium. We've seen just a very small selection of those in the trailer, and they are great choices, but there will be at least 140 more. For me that's very promising indeed 
It also looks like at least one car has been promoted from standard to premium, perhaps others besides. If you read Jordan's news post he says 1200 cars in total, so the "new" cars wouldn't include any upgraded standards (unless the likes of the LP400 still appear as a standard too...hmm! But then I don't think they can count it twice?)
Any GT game and indeed any driving franchise typically retains the tracks from the previous game, and they are adding more from the off, plus downloadable tracks. How much more exactly are people expecting? Take Forza 4, which I think is also a great game, but which also retains tracks from previous games in the series, with just a smattering of new ones besides. And has a similar amount of cars to GT5's premium count.
Add to all of this new suspension model, tyre deg, improved UI (woot!) and no doubt many other tweaks (hopefully improvements to shadows, and silly omissions like the clunkiness of lap record tables etc) and I think this is shaping up just fine
EDIT: Hmm just read intervening posts and I can see I was a little off regarding the increase in cars, I was looking at the master list from the front page of GTPlanet which counts 1031 and I guessed about 20 DLC cars max, which was also wrong! Still, 60 new premiums (plus DLC) sounds OK to me
It also looks like at least one car has been promoted from standard to premium, perhaps others besides. If you read Jordan's news post he says 1200 cars in total, so the "new" cars wouldn't include any upgraded standards (unless the likes of the LP400 still appear as a standard too...hmm! But then I don't think they can count it twice?)
Any GT game and indeed any driving franchise typically retains the tracks from the previous game, and they are adding more from the off, plus downloadable tracks. How much more exactly are people expecting? Take Forza 4, which I think is also a great game, but which also retains tracks from previous games in the series, with just a smattering of new ones besides. And has a similar amount of cars to GT5's premium count.
Add to all of this new suspension model, tyre deg, improved UI (woot!) and no doubt many other tweaks (hopefully improvements to shadows, and silly omissions like the clunkiness of lap record tables etc) and I think this is shaping up just fine
EDIT: Hmm just read intervening posts and I can see I was a little off regarding the increase in cars, I was looking at the master list from the front page of GTPlanet which counts 1031 and I guessed about 20 DLC cars max, which was also wrong! Still, 60 new premiums (plus DLC) sounds OK to me
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I counted 25 track surroundings in GT5. Plus 4 in DLCs (Spa, Kart, SSR X, Twin Motegi), that just leaves room for three new tracks if no old tracks are left out. Maybe Top Gear Test Track is out. There was a rumor about that long time ago. That means just four really new tracks maximum and one is to be Silverstone.
I was sad about 7, but only 4 new ones? Hopefully, the first DLCs come in pretty fast.
I was sad about 7, but only 4 new ones? Hopefully, the first DLCs come in pretty fast.
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Overall, pretty stoked with what I see. I know many people are disappointed, but I like what I'm seeing. The customization thing regarding the aero parts interested me a lot, that's been one of my few complaints in GT5 so I'm glad to see its be addressed for GT6.
Interesting stuff, especially the GPS feature (I'm guessing that is one of the integration things for the Smart phone).
If this image is to be believed (not sure if it is legitimate) then Brands Hatch is confirmed
Interesting stuff, especially the GPS feature (I'm guessing that is one of the integration things for the Smart phone).
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Create tracks from you real-life drives and favourites routes with the new GPS data feature.
Well from the video, it says it'll be based on the available locations (like themes) on the game and that more will be release post launch. In other words, pre-modeled locations/routes by PD. I don't think we can just use GPS data like Google Maps and make a race track out of our neighborhood or something lol. That would be beyond insane.
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Create tracks from you real-life drives and favourites routes with the new GPS data feature.
If this turns out to be what I'm thinking...
I'll die horribly in a crash on my daily commute, trying to beat my time from GT6!👍
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No way. I seriously doubt that. I saw some tweets about the GT86 using GPS to record its route and position and that the information on the ECU could be uploaded to GT6 which would let you watch back your real-life lap of Silverstone in the game. I think people have been misconstruing this feature a lot. And where Brands came from I have no idea, but I don't think the info on that page or whatever is accurate or official.
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