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Gran Turismo 7 Daytona Speedway Gameplay Revealed
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I can't think of Thruxton without remembering this...All lightweights!
Thruxton is an airfield!
The circuit infield is the aerodrome.
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- Neomone
I didn't say single player was niche, I said online was. It's just a fact that the vast majority of people that bought GT Sport simply didn't play online, and that was a game specifically designed around encouraging online play. 84% of players have 0 Sport Mode races. Only 5% have more than 20 races. That's niche.
It helps that 5% of 10+ million players is still a very respectable player base, but as a proportion of the overall population playing the game online players are a tiny minority. It makes sense to concentrate effort on the content that will appeal to the other 95%.
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Honestly, PD better start showing some PS4 footage or comparisons in the coming weeks if they don't wanna get into a Cyberpunk 2077 kinda mess. It's depressing to see this game graphical potential being held back by a 9 year old hardware. I've already put my PS4 for sale in order to buy a PS5, I'm definitely not getting the PS4 version.
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The feeling that GT7 is a "Director's Cut" or "Definitive Edition" version of GT Sport. The graphic leap and the content presented, preliminarily, give me that feeling. Of course, there will be future updates, maybe monthly, but the jump over GT Sport seems too low to me. I hope I'm wrong.
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Presumably there hasnt been a behind the scenes AI video because Yamauchi is still able to feel a sense of shame
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I dunno, they took a long time to show standard cars before the release of GT5, but they did show them. I expect that we'll see at least some PS4 footage before the game goes on sale, this won't be a Cyberpunk situation where the publisher intentionally withholds footage and the customers get a very nasty surprise.
I mean, realistically GT7 on PS4 is likely to look more or less like GTS. That's not going to be great when it's side by side with the PS5 version, but it's still not a terrible looking game in 2022.
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The fact that there is going to be dynamic time of day and weather, even though it's a cross-gen title, makes it seem a fairly large leap over GT sport to me.
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Clouds are volumetric and generated in real time as shown in the first reveal trailer
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After playing some gt sport again lately, I have to say the graphical upgrade is nice. But I think you have to see it in motion to actually appreciate it. It’s not the massive step we all hoped for, but I think there are tons of little things the give such a better total picture.
Look at the way it seems as though all shadows are crisp and apparent. With that I mean the shadows in the cockpit. It still bothers me (since gt5) that the shadows in GT are so jagged and moving around. Here it looks clean, sharp and correct.
Look at the way it seems as though all shadows are crisp and apparent. With that I mean the shadows in the cockpit. It still bothers me (since gt5) that the shadows in GT are so jagged and moving around. Here it looks clean, sharp and correct.
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Maybe you dont have an eye for these type of things? And theres nothing wrong with that, just enjoy it
I notice everything from better textures, further draw distance/improved popin, higher quality shaders, improved poly count, animations in things like flags and wheels.. higher resolution godrays, shadow quality, reflection resolution and type of reflection.. to things like grass quantity lol.
I notice it all.
As someone that loves all the graphical mumbojumbo, i notice the smallest of changes.
You could call it a side interest to games, i love the technology behind it.
And i think you meant PS4/PS4 pro 😁
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I think he was referring to the upgrade from Sport to 7.
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Has it been confirmed we can set times for races? 🤔 And then have it play out in real time or accelerated time? Trying to find info on this, but nothing says it directly.
They haven't really given any details about time and weather yet.
Check the hands. GTS and now.
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Yes. It can be accelerated per Kaz's interview with GTplanet.
Dynamic time-of-day and weather simulation first appeared in Gran Turismo 5 but was notably absent in GT Sport. It makes a triumphant return in Gran Turismo 7 and was prominently featured in the latest trailer for the game, so we were interested in clarifying some of the details about it.
“The time and weather changes are continuous, in real time,” Yamauchi confirmed. “You can also set the time progression for a certain race to a multiple that you want. The weather simulation is being done on a very large scale; it’s a shame to just call it a ‘weather change feature’ because it really is a full-on weather simulation.
“Everything from the temperature, to the humidity, to the surface temperature of the track, to the cars passing over puddles to spray the water off the track. All those new things are implemented and calculated within the physi cs.”
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