Is wanting and expecting a franchise to evolve over 25 years really that crazy? It's not complaining about license tests being present, it's about that fact they're they havent changed in 25 years, and also that they treat everyone as a beginner with ludicrously simple tests.
Then just play Sport mode? I'm pretty sure GT7 is designed to allow players to completely avoid GT Mode if you want to just play Sport instead.
Realism has many faces. I for one want more realism in terms of handling physics, but I don’t want collision realism and maintenance wear. No reason to imply people are hypocrites, because there are nuances to keep in mind here.
You can complain all you want. I'm just trying to understand why license tests of all things are such a big deal. Also, there's nothing wrong with a franchise evolving, of course, but personally I think it's also nice when a game knows what it is, and where it came from. You can't say that about Need for Speed and DiRT anymore, to name a few examples.
They're not a big deal, it's just what we are discussing. Primarily because its one of few areas they've given us a screenshot of to discuss, there are other aspects we can't because they haven't yet.
What would be a better challenge than the license tests then, in your perspective? I personally enjoy the driving tests because it in a way helps me get familiar with the game's physics and provides a decent challenge. Not saying there isn't a better way, just wondering of other unique and practical ways it could be done while still being fun.
At the defense of 'classic style' difficult license tests:
I'm not a game designer, it's not my job to come up with ideas. That said, I've posted ideas about revamping license tests in the past, and career mode as a whole. I'm sure you can find them with some keywords.
I would argue apart from the Manufacturers/Nations Cup, GT5 had a way more impressive and expansive multiplayer. The amount of options you had in open lobbies to customize the races, along with a wide selection of different events in seasonal events was top notch. The seasonal events even gave out actual rewards and exclusive vehicles for participating. I also remember you could even race your B-Spec driver roster against your friends, let your friends rent your cars for singleplayer events, and even gift/trade vehicles with them.
Being told how to do my job, excellent.
There is always a issue between fan’s. Gt6 had like 1200 cars but a lot of them weren’t really memorable. Not they cut wet
i mean with what they are doing remaking all of the tracks….hate to say it but so far I don’t hate them. Like if these tracks ever existed they would have layout changes by this time. I’d like to see what they could do with SS5. I Wonder if they will bring back more tracks in updates.
Yes but how long can that go on before it gets dull and stale? We've had Skylines and Silvias in just about every GT game. They're not new to the series nor are they exciting to see anymore. There are hundreds of other cars that would grab peoples attentions and are deserving of taking the spotlight, yet we see the same things over and over. I don't hate old cars, I just want the car list to progress and go forward with time, not get stuck in the past.
Isn't that a Supra?
Not the person you're replying to but Circuit Experience is pretty damn fun for single player. I found it to be much better than racing against the awful AI.
