Gran Turismo 7’s New Physics Are Not Entirely Going Well

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I get that they will patch this out but if could keep as a special mode called trampoline mode I would be very happy. It would just be something to do when I'm bored or to entertain my children with 🤣 . @Famine thanks for sharing those different clips I thoroughly enjoyed all of them
 
Might be a good opportunity to get a good look at all tracks from a great height to find previously unknown sections and similar stuff. I remember seeing a top-down-view of Special Stage Route X a while ago which showed that there is more than just the oval itself. Any takers?
 
the Interceptor
Might be a good opportunity to get a good look at all tracks from a great height to find previously unknown sections and similar stuff. I remember seeing a top-down-view of Special Stage Route X a while ago which showed that there is more than just the oval itself. Any takers?
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And curiously the garage scene shows some foresty/grassy reflections in the windows even though it's an indoors showroom.
 
Famine
This is the discussion thread for an article on GTPlanet:

Gran Turismo 7’s New Physics Are Not Entirely Going Well​

Although today’s Gran Turismo 7 game update, 1.49, has brought in a sweeping set of physics changes that have largely been for the better, it’s safe to say that not everything has gone to plan...
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They added damage aswell,even when it's turned off on the settings,bit more better but not by much,the new wheels are nice..also even if you have a private lobby it won't let you on your own track because of PP..
 
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That's hysterical!

So the physics update was performed by the intern after a Friday night bender on the streets of Tokyo? This is what hangovers do to you....
 
And I thought I was going insane today :lol:
I was racing with a fully tuned (but not engine swapped) E36 M3 at the Tokyo 600pp race, and the car would always take a hard turn to the right or left more or less after crossing the starting line. Not as dramatic as the jumping cars but still bizzare.
 
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How did this get through testing?
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Wondering this myself: the dev team behind the physics must have a pretty good understanding about extreme scenarios and while coding, you always try something like that to break stuff and learn about possible issues and bugs you wouldn't notice otherwise. It's a spectacular QA fail to have this coming out in such state.

Battersea
And I thought I was going insane today :lol:
I was racing with a fully tuned (but not engine swapped) E36 M3 at the Tokyo 600pp race, and the car would always take a hard turn to the right or left more or less after crossing the starting line. Not as dramatic as the jumping cars but still bizzare.
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Seems like the Eiger issue I linked before.
 
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