from the grass, this is PS4 version, I wonder if the same lightning stuff is on PS5, not the headlight ones but the ghost light?Amidst the update discussion, can anyone tell me why is the moon so bright in Nurburgring?
I remember a thread in the early days of GT7 about little details. For Nurburgring I remember people talking about the rave music on certain spots and about the GT logos on the ground, but here's a question: have you ever noticed iluminated spots around the track even though there's no source of light nearby? And what about those trees?
This spot shorty after Klostertal is particular interesting. In this pic you can only see the NPCs silhouette, right?
Just a few meters away and lumus!
And again, the same glitch we disscussed pages ago:
I might take a closer look at RA or Spa
I think there was also Huracan STO in Lambo Brand Central.
It has to be tongue in cheek thing. Has to be.
No.
Are they being modelled?
One of note for me is the Peugeot 9X8, however I have my reservations about whether the brand central videos can be directly related to future content. It's also pretty impossible to prove the link, even if there is one
You could make the argument that it promotes things to come. I remember seeing the Ford GT in Ford's brand central video before it dropped in GTS, but that's coincidence.
I made a list of predictions based on this argument with some examples like: Bugatti Chiron, Ford GT Race Car, Alfa Romeo Giulia GTAm and the recent addition of the Aston Martin Valkyrie. There are also cars 'previewed' in their respective brand museums, such as the Mazda RX-8 Spirit R, Volkwagen ID.R, Jaguar XJ220, Porsche 904 Carrera GTS and 911 Carrera RS 2.7. However, the ones that appear represent a small fraction of all cars displayed on Brand Central, so it may be pure coincidence.
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Yes, the Le Mans NASCAR would be cool. But for the wider community it would make more sense to have a generic NASCAR. It would engage the oval racing fans, livery creators, they could also utilise engine swaps. Would also be pretty fun on road courses!
The body rigidity upgrade works well for old cars.Supposedly it mildly increases the stiffness of the car, like a much weaker version of the body rigidity upgrade... which I don't feel anyway.
Yes, 3-5 cars at best and five career events, sorry to break it to you, but it's always been this way. Even back with 25th annviersary we would get additional two pretty cool FOMO events such as Pikes Peak Suzuka at Willow Springs and Gr.3 at Spa. Kazunori is busy discussing how Porsche will dominate whole racing world in 2030s or something
Take a look at GT7's current track list. Does GT7 look like a game that's going to add a car (let alone three) that's meant for ovals? Besides, we can still race the LM24 NASCAR on ovals. Meanwhile, the SF19 and SF23 are at least meant for non-oval circuits. Plus, we do have road cars that were made as homologation specials for NASCAR, like the Superbird.
True. Just saying they seemed keen at the time despite the comically short amount of ovals to use the cars on, which as it currently stands GT7 is barely notible 5 (Assuming anyone even wants to count BB Raceway, which is just discount Trenton if it were modernized...and in Japan for some reason).
