The feeling of different classes of cars racing on one track. Being in the faster class and having to navigate through traffic as well as keeping position and trying to pass or defend a class competitor.Alright, I gotta ask. What’s the draw of multi-class racing?
Also the smug feeling of overtaking lots of different cars or watching the faster car mess up a corner so you keep up with them for a few more corners 😂The feeling of different classes of cars racing on one track.
Don't forget the piano player going ham for no reason at all.God,i love gt5's introYep. More “multi-class” action and spinning cars, with lots of smoke. Cars jumping, flashes of 20 cars new and old to the franchise. Classic slow pan of any one of the fan favourites. Choir sings as intro fades to black.
The what-now?For those who missed it, here's the Southeast Asian pre-order premiums...
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Already edited it, but so you'll get notified:The what-now?
The keyring is the only one I've seen mentioned; where did the coaster set and badly photoshopped sticker pack come from?
I cant understand why all others around the world only get the steelcase and this Region here more physical things.For those who missed it, here's the Southeast Asian pre-order premiums...
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EDIT: Source - the stickers and the Trial Mountain puzzle-like stuff seems to be for South Korea only as SIEJ have not mentioned both in the Southeast Asian physical pre-order announcement.
Anyone ever thought that some cars' default visual ride heights in GTS are too high or too low?
I've looked up all the cars in GTS and I've made a wishlist which contains the cars which need their ride heights to be fixed.
Seems like the 86 GT '15 got its height fixed in GT7, according to a trailer (that's the main reason why I wrote this here), so I hope the other cars in this list gets fixed, too.
If you want to reproduce those cars' genuine ride height in GTS, I hope this can help you. (Some are impossible in GTS, though)
Reference Shots (look at those tires and fenders!)
GTS Default (too low):
GTS Fixed Height:
GT7:
Oh those stickers!!!!!! I want it in Europe!!!!For those who missed it, here's the Southeast Asian pre-order premiums...
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The real question is why no Grand Valley Speedway or Midfield Raceway? Fingers crossed for later DLC.Well going by the stickers does that mean no Apricot Hill? I mean why only those tracks?
PoDi does account for this, actually, but only inside the game's database. The actual value is hidden from players:
@Whistle Snap has already proven that the game engine can handle more than 20 cars on a course, but whether or not all of the pit boxes are actually usable is something new to discover.
Ride heights will vary based on location too.Anyone ever thought that some cars' default visual ride heights in GTS are too high or too low?
I've looked up all the cars in GTS and I've made a wishlist which contains the cars which need their ride heights to be fixed.
Seems like the 86 GT '15 got its height fixed in GT7, according to a trailer (that's the main reason why I wrote this here), so I hope the other cars in this list gets fixed, too.
If you want to reproduce those cars' genuine ride height in GTS, I hope this can help you. (Some are impossible in GTS, though)
Reference Shots (look at those tires and fenders!)
GTS Default (too low):
GTS Fixed Height:
GT7:
You don't mean the difference between on road tracks and dirt tracks?Ride heights will vary based on location too.
No, cars sold in different countries may require different suspension which can include different ride height. Manufacturers will alter it depending on graphical location, etc.You don't mean the difference between on road tracks and dirt tracks?
I see.No, cars sold in different countries may require different suspension which can include different ride height. Manufacturers will alter it depending on graphical location, etc.
porsche he mentions it here:Still no news about the Michelin partnership? Is it still a thing?
Michelin Becomes Official Tire Supplier and Technical Partner of GT Sport
Kazunori Yamauchi has revealed in a presentation in New York that the new brand partner for the GT Sport FIA-Certified Online Championships is Michelin. The French tire giant follows the FIA itself, TAG Heuer, and Toyota in becoming official partners for the flagship esports tournament. It also bwww.gtplanet.net
Well -- in the same way GT4 was a pumped up GT3... I expect a content buff and slight graphical enhancement, and little else. Hopefully the GT Mode is properly fleshed out also.Reading the comments or the assumptions it seems that this GT7 is a GT Sport with 120 more cars, the same tracks as the Sport plus 4 more taken from the old GTs, the same physics etc...
Leaving aside the dynamic weather and the Tuning part, I don't want to believe that GT7 is just a pumped GT Sport!
I hope they have improved all aspects of the game a bit and have some surprises in store to show us, there is still a lot of time for GT8...
There's already plenty of built-in assistance for controller users - just keep that.I think it would be hard to add much more realism to the model without it significantly affecting controller players
You wait until you see the wild differences in the rest of the suspension settings, from spring rates through to toe. They are all over the place, and a quick look at how the AI cars behave under full braking reveals why: it's a fudge to gloss over the weakness of the suspension model.Anyone ever thought that some cars' default visual ride heights in GTS are too high or too low?
The deal was signed two years ago, and since then Michelin's name has been all over the game and the FIA Online Championship.Still no news about the Michelin partnership? Is it still a thing?
Probably anything related to a change of ingame tyre behaviour, since they were (in theory) collecting data for 2 years that they could now use to improve the tyre model for GT7. If this wasn't just a PR deal that is.The deal was signed two years ago, and since then Michelin's name has been all over the game and the FIA Online Championship.
What news are you expecting, exactly?
I could totally see them revealing this using GT7 footage, could be wrong of course.