- 5,650
- Paint booth
- FMecha_EXE
So remember that person who dissed PS1/PS2 graphics while at a GT event? Looks like's out of SIE next month.
It has me wondering about the amount of time it takes to create their race concept, make the associated builds and liveries, balance the opponents/strategies and then do some documentation somewhere. If all of it is done by the same team that has to design the menu books, it would make sense for it to take (too) long.They’re paying photographers to take those photos so why can’t they hire three guys from this community to create 100 events each in a month? I don’t get it
The only reason is that they don't want to. Modding new events into GT5 and GT6 has revolutionised those games for me, it's a shame we don't have more good events in GT7.They’re paying photographers to take those photos so why can’t they hire three guys from this community to create 100 events each in a month? I don’t get it
Anyway, I’m looking forward to the new cars. Maybe it’s time to buy a PSVR to refresh the game a little.
My theory is they really focus on Sport Mode, which gets 12 events every month, plus 4 time trials...? The movie basically gave away PD's whole motivation: they promote Sport now and the single player mode probably only exists because of some pressure from upper management (Sony) to add a more casual element to help GT better compete against arcade games. GT7 is not arcade, but it's what Sony has in store to fight Forza Horizon and The Crew, which explains the decision.The only reason is that they don't want to. Modding new events into GT5 and GT6 has revolutionised those games for me, it's a shame we don't have more good events in GT7.
That's verifiably not true, thanks to PSN's trophy stats. The trophy for completing an online race has only been obtained by 13% of players, while the one for finishing 50 is at 2.5%. By comparison, 26% of players completed the Cafe mode.I also believe most people who play GT7 engage into Sport Mode rather than the single player grind. This is due to recent trends in gaming and is similar to what happened to fighting games. SF6 and MK1 have campaigns of their own, but the "real" game is the online mode. Similar to GT7 and the new FM.
But the Café is quick and easy to complete. Takes a week at most.That's verifiably not true, thanks to PSN's trophy stats. The trophy for completing an online race has only been obtained by 13% of players, while the one for finishing 50 is at 2.5%. By comparison, 26% of players completed the Cafe mode.
I wonder why it takes so long (supposedly) to make A-License overtaking parades, when any player can make a similar or more exciting event in Custom Race mode in 15 minutes or less?It has me wondering about the amount of time it takes to create their race concept, make the associated builds and liveries, balance the opponents/strategies and then do some documentation somewhere. If all of it is done by the same team that has to design the menu books, it would make sense for it to take (too) long.
5 events in 50 days seems kind of silly compared to what players are capable of doing, though,
This trophy is just for simply buying three specific cars and has no bearing or relevance to the single player campaign at all. Not to mention these are expensive Legend cars that you also have to wait for to show up, so it’s no surprise that it has such a low percentage.The trophy for acquiring all three LM67 cars, which is predominantly a single player trophy, is even lower than the one for doing 50 races in Sport.
It’s a single player trophy in the sense that it has no connection to online racing and caters to collector type players (which are predominantly the single player crowd). Race offline races and win by lapping everyone forty times, get millions of credits, buy expensive cars — single player.This trophy is just for simply buying three specific cars and has no bearing or relevance to the single player campaign at all. Not to mention these are expensive Legend cars that you also have to wait for to show up, so it’s no surprise that it has such a low percentage.
Do it.Man I'm so jealous of forza having my favorite gt car that I'm almost thinking of buying another series x just for a chance to drive it in that game since I know its never coming to gt7.
Often wondered this myself. Honestly wish i could work at PD, or if i did... id certainly be reading forums like this for inspiration.At this point I just want answers.
Why is it that in the 25 years of this franchise existing, I haven't heard of a single person, from here or anywhere else, trying to get in contact with anyone at PD, or even getting a job at one of their studios? Why are they so insular and reluctant to communicate with the outside world?
Not a single person. There has to have been at least someone out there who decided to move to Japan and get a job at PD, taking in feedback from the wider community. But I haven't heard a single story like that. For the thousands of people who don't like the state of the game or its updates, not one has tried reaching out and sorting out those problems from within.
If you got PC you can play on that or get used series S if you really want to play itMan I'm so jealous of forza having my favorite gt car that I'm almost thinking of buying another series x just for a chance to drive it in that game since I know its never coming to gt7.
But I have put so much time into gt7.👍
It's all the scapes they put in. 😢3.8GB bit beefy for 3 cars?
My only guess as to why communication would be so limited would be due to language barriers, but there is a sort of power that can be held by omitting information. Even with absolutely transparency, there is no guarantee that we wouldn’t just spit-roast the development team the moment we found out they were heading in a subpar direction. Shareholders take notes of things like that.At this point I just want answers.
Why is it that in the 25 years of this franchise existing, I haven't heard of a single person, from here or anywhere else, trying to get in contact with anyone at PD, or even getting a job at one of their studios? Why are they so insular and reluctant to communicate with the outside world?
Not a single person. There has to have been at least someone out there who decided to move to Japan and get a job at PD, taking in feedback from the wider community. But I haven't heard a single story like that. For the thousands of people who don't like the state of the game or its updates, not one has tried reaching out and sorting out those problems from within.
engine swap for the 356...................game on !Main points from patch notes:
2. World Circuits
- The following new events have been implemented to World Circuits:
・Grand Valley - Highway 1
- Race of Turbo Sportscars
・Dragon Trail
- Race of Turbo Sportscars
・Mount Panorama
- World Touring Car 700
5. GT Auto
- Car Maintenance & Service
Engine Swaps have been added for the following cars (Unlocked at Collector Level 50):
・ Porsche 356 A/1500 GS Carrera '56
・ Porsche 911 Carrera RS (901) '73
・ Porsche 911 Carrera RS (964) '92
・ Porsche 911 GT3 (997) '09
・ Porsche Cayman GT4 '16
1. Race Screen
- We added the "Weather Radar" button to the Quick Menu.
https://www.gran-turismo.com/sg/gt7/news/00_3917973.html
Well its September 28th (as stated on the official site) so that would be today.Wait the update is today? Lmao I thought it's tomorrow.
I wonder why PD is so reluctant about HUD customization. A very simple QoL: having the weather radar right next to Fuel Map. Another simple QoL: having the same HUD options from GT5/6.as usual eh but nice to see that weather radar
Yeah I even forgot today is 28th. Man I need to touch grass.Well its September 28th (as stated on the official site) so that would be today.