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Not to mention the Evo 9 and DC5 Integra. Honestly, there are a lot of gems for PD to pick from.
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It was revealed to him in a dream.
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Basically nearly all the premium gt5 and gt6 cars could be ported to gt7 without major issues, with some 3d touchings of course.
The car number would be increased quite a bit with this way.
That's why it's so frustating with PD, plenty of cars unused for the precedent game, and same for tracks, I know it's the licensing issue, but Ascari resort, Cape Ring,Chamonix, Sierra, Rome,Eiger, Silverstone, we have apotentally major game.
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Sending the LCC Rocket down the big Alsace Test Course descent would be super fun. I'm sad we'll almost certainly never get that back now.
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There was a GT6 vs GTS comparison thread a while back, and in many cases you could see some sections or entire car’s wireframes were direct carryovers with little to no changes - particularly apparent on the interiors and wheel arches. IIRC it was most obvious on the Diablo, SLR, Ferrari 330, and a 2000s BMW. Every car needed to have a complete texture and shading redo with the massive upgrade the PS4 allowed, but it seems the modeling standard PD started on the PS3 was fairly future proof to an extent, even with content as far back as GT5.
I believe people started using the thread to compare similar/duplicate cars like the AE86s, Meganes, and BRZ/86 variants, and found too that many of the cars actually had a number copy/paste panels. This would make sense since IRL the cars did in fact use the exact same part sets, clearly allowing a faster turnaround time on the modeling side. It’d be nice if PD used this factor to push through some additional trim levels of cars at a faster pace - a noteworthy and popular addition would probably be a Skyline GTST, which has different engine configurations and is RWD rather than AWD.
The 6th gen GT4 Celica exterior only differs from the base car in the front bumper, hood, and wheels, as far as I’m aware a regular GT otherwise has all the same panels and lights. From that you could get a base Celica GT for a low power FWD sports car, and a medium power FWD SSII/SSIII that had the NA BEAMS 3S engine that was a direct competitor to the Integra Type R in the JDM market (even using the rally risers from the GTFOUR). PD could get similar results if they ever go for a 5th gen Celica (base GT and a GT4), transaxle Porsches (I.e. base 944 and 944 Turbo S), Challenger (V6 and Demon), I’m sure many more examples could be thought up with time. I’d be very happy with cars we’ve seen before and/or look similar to ones we have but with unique driving characteristics if it means more output overall due to reduced modeling loads.
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As far as variants of the same model go, I'm holding out for a C8 Z06 one of these months. Would love to hear that flatplane V8 roar.
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I've just finished the new Music Rallies, and I think they missed a trick with waiting until now on the last one at the Nurburgring - that would have been a really cool little drive to have while the credits scroll or immediately post-credits as a finale, it really has that celebratory "congratulations on winning the game" vibe.
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Let me add BMW 507, Corvette Z06 (C5), Ferrari FXX and Honda Civic Type R (FD2).
I have no idea why the post-launch car additions haven’t brought more premium cars back to today’s standard, especially when it comes to those we’ve just listed.
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Something that likely means nothing, but in some of the conversations you can have at the Café the people sometimes reference other cars not in the game.
There was one that stood out to me at the time though, when you speak to Jeremy with the BMW McLaren F1 Gr.2, in which he says at the end:
"Two years later, BMW settled the score in a way with its own Le Mans victory! But that's a story for another time."
Foreshadowing the return of the BMW V12 LMR perhaps? It hasn't happened yet if it is. Like I say most of these references to cars not in the game are going to be unrelated to future content, but this one in particular stands out, to me at least.
There was one that stood out to me at the time though, when you speak to Jeremy with the BMW McLaren F1 Gr.2, in which he says at the end:
"Two years later, BMW settled the score in a way with its own Le Mans victory! But that's a story for another time."
Foreshadowing the return of the BMW V12 LMR perhaps? It hasn't happened yet if it is. Like I say most of these references to cars not in the game are going to be unrelated to future content, but this one in particular stands out, to me at least.
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Toyota gtone ts020 and Nissan r390 lm is race cars i want to see added most in gt7, i put them much higher thsn any new gt3 machine, they would much as needed as either dodge challanger demon and Lexus lfa in my opinion,
Would not mind seeing r390 road car as well we see what future brings, but with movie next month we could see a bigger update this month
Would not mind seeing r390 road car as well we see what future brings, but with movie next month we could see a bigger update this month
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I do agree with your last opinion, but for Gran Turismo, the exceptions are due to certain car models.
We can change the Porsche 962 wheels to mimic the road version, on BBS RS.
Now, changing wheels of a '16 GT500 GT-R to 4-lug RAYS, is a no-no.
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This post is fast approaching its 1st anniversary and you can't exactly find these new beloved GT cars in the game. Starting from September 2022, which is the date of this post, I can only think of the WRC Celica and maybe the XJ220. Since "beloved GT cars" don't necessarily mean every returning car from my point of view, I'm not counting every single one added since then (which is also not that many of them lol).
Just like the opinion of most people here, the GT-One, the R390 and the JGTC NSX, for example, are exactly what we would consider these types of cars. Being a race car does add more to the nostalgic superstar value.
We started off in a pretty interesting pace, with the Escudo and the Skyline Silhouette being added one right after the other... but coming back to today's reality, not a single returning race car was added in 2023, and we're halfway through it.
I'm not saying Nenkai's wrong, of course he's not, I'm just saying this "new beloved GT cars" pace is surely damn slow. July might save it, or might not.
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I'm not sure, hence "yet". It's only been 10 years since it was last in GT6 so it's obviously not high up on PD's to-do list. Maybe the 101st anniversary of Le Mans next June will finally be the right time.
It's also a little funny that a car so strongly associated with GT is making a curren gen console return in Forza of all games.
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Presumably approved by Toyota.
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Thats funny becouse most Toyota they have bring back including mk4 supra in ;
Forza has been recycled 360 models, and they market them as new cars, i dont see this change in new forza motorsport now either, if you look at supra mk4 in gt7 is so much more detailed and accurate campared to the forza model thats what happens when you recycling 13 years old models
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As someone who despises seeing 4 lugnut wheels on cars that regularly feature centerlocks (why do people do this?), I'm going to provide multiple examples of why I strongly disagree with that:
Just because the sickos exist doesn't mean we should be forced to the same default wheel all the time. I'd argue thats already the problem with Sim Racing as is: Too much of the same thing and barely anything (Apart from focus, platform availability and price model maybe) to tell anyone apart anymore.
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It would be a welcomed return
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Maybe he also meant cars like the recent Lancer or Impreza?
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Anyone know/can be bothered to find out if changing wheel rims also changes the pit stop animation? (More wheel nuts specifically)
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Try the Toyota GR Corolla MORIZO Edition '22 for the First Time in Round 7 of the TGR GT Cup 2023! - Gran Turismo™ 7 - Gran Turismo 7 - gran-turismo.com
The details of Round 7 of the Toyota GAZOO Racing GT Cup (TGR GT Cup) to be held on Sunday, 27 August have been decided.Drivers will engage in a one-make race on Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta driving the Toyota GR Corolla MORIZO Edition '22 event car.This will be your first chance to try out the...
Seems like it's officially being added in the August update, so that frees up a slot for July's cars.
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