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Gran Turismo 7: Latest news and discussion thread
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Yeah they certainly arent going to give us an older version of a track. If its true and does come to GT7.. it might be the first game to have it.. so some bragging rights?
Personally, i love Albert Park and would love to see it in the game.. some new content right 😂
Who knows.
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After only having one V8 Supercar in the franchise before, I think it's time Polyphony step up their representation of them. The more motorsports, the better. Considering FIA WEC, IMSA, Blancpain, International GT Open, Super GT, Super Formula and many more are coming our way...
No, they are not moving the pitlane. The plans for the circuit are well known and it's a public park, anyone can go look.
Besides, the rest of the track is evidently the old layout.
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there is no pitlane on this poster from what I see (its marked 1953 version part)
Albert Park Racing Circuit • Details | Motorsport Database
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Dents and scrapes would be fine, but even that's not consistent in GT Sport. I'm not actually that fussed about damage to be honest, just interesting that they never seem to talk about it.
PS tried to make a big deal about it with GT5 but the implementation was woeful, so maybe they've just given up on it.
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No, the best damage in GT is only the rally cars (the full damage there) followed by the NASCAR. The Premium cars' aren't as elaborate as those.
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Why was this scrapped??? How could they do that with the PS3 back in 2000-whatever but not with the PS4 which is a much more powerful console?
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I'd be willing to bet that was an intentional design choice rather then a equipment difference.
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It's not about the power.
Most likely it's because PD did not and still does not model the internal structure of the cars like the engine bays, door jambs and such. There is nothing underneath the exteriors. The only exception are the rally cars in GT5.
I assume that the procedural damage system shown in the early GT5 demos would allow players to see the gaping black holes of nothingess on heavily damaged cars so PD toned it down for release and in later games opted for a less extreme but more controlled damage system like in GT Sport.
It's not a coincidence that in GT5 the only cars that were modelled beneath the surface are the only cars with the proper damage system.
Let's be honest, this really doesn't look very good...
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Lol Rockstar games. They are a joke now. Have you not kept with up the state of GTA Online and GTA Trilogy? They are one of the greediest game companies in the world alongside EA and Activison. Polyphony have their faults. But at least don’t disrespect them with comparisons with Rockstar games.
For the visuals? You are really wrong about that. Most people do not buy games based just on visuals. I mean having 20 cars is a pretty solid grid size. F1 has that grid size and that gives us really good racing.
I mean Sony’s marketing strategy has basically been about keeping quiet. You can compare how they were really quiet about PS5 compared to Microsoft. Same with Horizon Forbidden West. That game is coming out in a month and except that gameplay trailer of about 15 mins, there is so little information about the game.
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That's different, it's a story driven adventure game. You don't give everything away with those, only showing 20-30 minutes of footage is pretty normal for games like that. Not to mention in those 20-30 minutes they HAVE shown new features and content. Something they haven't done for GT7, yet.
This is what, as of today, Sony/PD are selling GT7 on:
- Return of GT mode
- You can collect cars
- You can tune cars
- You can paint cars
- Return of past original tracks
- Return of variable time/weather
- More scapes
That's it.
Not much of a sell, is it?
@cashville770 do you have anything to add to any of these topics other than spamming posts you don't like with poop?
If you disagree with something, it's courteous to explain why. Otherwise you just appear like an infant.
EDIT: More poop. I'll take that as a no then.
If you disagree with something, it's courteous to explain why. Otherwise you just appear like an infant.
EDIT: More poop. I'll take that as a no then.
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What is the "state" of GTA Online exactly? A lot of people are still playing GTA Online, eight years after it was introduced. There's also been four major updates to GTA Online since PD added the GR Yaris, which is the last "major" content release GT Sport has seen.
If you are referring to the quality of players in GTA Online - is GT Sport any better at the moment, given that all contact penalties have been turned off without explanation?
If we are talking about greed -
GTA 4 servers were online for 13 years, eight years after its sequel was released. Gran Turismo 5 and Gran Turismo 6 servers shut down six months after their sequels were released.
GTA Online has no credit cap, GT Sport has an increased cap locked behind DLC content.
Is Polyphony really better than Rockstar here?
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They also are probably of the opinion that making it too spectacular might encourage people to not race cleanly.
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It's not for us, but I'd wager it's more than enough for casual fans. Liek you, I'm eagerly waiting for more indepth informaiton. At this rate I might not be contemplating hitting the purchase button unil the reviews are in.That's different, it's a story driven adventure game. You don't give everything away with those, only showing 20-30 minutes of footage is pretty normal for games like that. Not to mention in those 20-30 minutes they HAVE shown new features and content. Something they haven't done for GT7, yet.
This is what, as of today, Sony/PD are selling GT7 on:
- Return of GT mode
- You can collect cars
- You can tune cars
- You can paint cars
- Return of past original tracks
- Return of variable time/weather
- More scapes
That's it.
Not much of a sell, is it?
I do like what I've seen so far, but there's a lot I don't like about what we haven't seen yet.
What?
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Yeah, no.. People play Wreckfest the way they play Wreckfest because that's literally how the game was built and is expected to be played. That's the premise of the game, its literally in the title. There's already games with way better damage models than GT and that has not been a thing.
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I don't think people who hit others do it to see the pretty deformation. They do it because they enjoy ruining other people's races, and also make them mad, and maybe get reactions out of them. You don't need a sophisticated damage model for this behavior to occur. In fact, hardcore damage models can be a deterrent to ramming, because one single failed ramming attempt and your car is destroyed, and you're not bothering anyone else for the rest of that race.
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